Cabinet Craxi I

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The Craxi I cabinet was sworn in after the parliamentary elections of June 27, 1983 on August 4, 1983 and ruled Italy until August 1, 1986. Bettino Craxi was the first socialist prime minister of the Italian Republic, which had existed since 1946. His government was based on a five-party coalition (Pentapartito) consisting of Christian Democrats (DC), Socialists (PSI), Social Democrats (PSDI), Republicans (PRI) and Liberals (PLI). Craxi's first cabinet fell because of a defeat in parliament and was replaced by the Craxi II cabinet , in which several ministers from the previous government were again represented.

Cabinet List

Bettino Craxi
Ministries Surname Political party
Prime Minister Bettino Craxi PSI
Deputy Prime Minister Arnaldo Forlani DC
Exterior Giulio Andreotti DC
Interior Oscar Luigi Scalfaro DC
Judiciary Mino Martinazzoli DC
defense Giovanni Spadolini PRI
household Pietro Longo (until July 13, 1984)
Bettino Craxi (ad interim until July 30, 1984)
Pier Luigi Romita (from July 30, 1984) 		PSDI
PSI
PSDI
Finances Bruno Visentini PRI
treasure Giovanni Goria DC
State holdings Clelio Darida DC
Agriculture Filippo Maria Pandolfi DC
Public Works Franco Nicolazzi PSDI
traffic Claudio Signorile PSI
Merchant marine Gianuario Carta DC
Industry Renato Altissimo PLI
Foreign trade Nicola Capria PSI
post Office Antonio Gava DC
health Costante Degan DC
Work and social Gianni De Michelis PSI
Cultural assets and the environment Antonio Gullotti DC
education Franca Falcucci DC
Tourism and events Lelo Lagorio PSI
Minister with no portfolio Surname Political party
Regions Pier Luigi Romita (until July 30, 1984)
Carlo Vizzini (from July 30, 1984) 		PSDI
PSDI
research Luigi Granelli DC
European politics Francesco Forte (until May 9, 1985)
Loris Fortuna (from May 9, 1985) 		PSI
PSI
Civil defense Vincenzo Scotti (until March 26, 1984)
Giuseppe Zamberletti (from March 26, 1984) 		DC
DC
administration Remo Gaspari DC
Southern Italy Salverino De Vito DC
Relations with parliament Oscar Mammì PRI
ecology Alfredo Biondi (until July 31, 1985)
Valerio Zanone (from July 31, 1985) 		PLI
PLI

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