Cabinet Cossiga II
The Cossiga II cabinet ruled Italy from April 4, 1980 to October 18, 1980. The previous Cossiga I cabinet failed because the small coalition partners of Cossiga's Christian Democratic Party (DC) broke away. In the second cabinet of Prime Minister Francesco Cossiga ( President from 1985 ) ministers from two other coalition partners were then represented, the socialist PSI and the republican PRI . A number of ministerial posts remained unchanged. The Cossiga II cabinet resigned in the autumn of 1980 because its draft budget for 1981 had been rejected by parliament.
minister
Ministries | Surname | Political party |
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Prime Minister | Francesco Cossiga | DC |
Exterior | Emilio Colombo | DC |
Interior | Virginio Rognoni | DC |
Judiciary | Tommaso Morlino | DC |
defense | Lelio Lagorio | PSI |
household | Giorgio La Malfa | PRI |
Finances | Franco Reviglio | PSI |
treasure | Filippo Maria Pandolfi | DC |
State holdings | Gianni De Michelis | PSI |
Agriculture | Giovanni Marcora | DC |
Public Works | Francesco Compagna | PRI |
traffic | Rino Formica | PSI |
Merchant marine | Nicola Signorello | DC |
Industry, trade and craft | Antonio Bisaglia | DC |
Foreign trade | Enrico Manca | PSI |
post Office | Clelio Darida | DC |
health | Aldo Aniasi | PSI |
Work and social | Franco Foschi | DC |
Cultural assets and the environment | Oddo Biasini | PRI |
education | Adolfo Sarti | DC |
Tourism and events | Bernardo D'Arezzo | DC |
Minister with no portfolio | Surname | Political party |
Regions | Vincenzo Russo | DC |
research | Vincenzo Balsamo | PSI |
European politics | Vincenzo Scotti | DC |
administration | Massimo Severo Giannini | PSI |
Southern Italy | Nicola Capria | PSI |
Relations with parliament | Remo Gaspari | DC |