De Mita cabinet

Ciriaco De Mita

The De Mita cabinet ruled Italy from April 13, 1988 to July 22, 1989. After the Goria cabinet, it was the second government after the early parliamentary elections on June 14, 1987. A number of ministers from the Gorias cabinet remained in office. The government of Prime Minister Ciriaco De Mita was based on a five-party coalition (Pentapartito) consisting of Christian Democrats (DC), Socialists (PSI), Social Democrats (PSDI), Republicans (PRI) and Liberals (PLI). It was followed by the Andreotti VI cabinet .

Cabinet List

Ministries	Surname	Political party
Prime Minister	Ciriaco De Mita	DC
Deputy Prime Minister	Gianni De Michelis	PSI
Exterior	Giulio Andreotti	DC
Interior	Antonio Gava	DC
Judiciary	Giuliano Vassalli	PSI
defense	Valerio Zanone	PLI
household	Amintore Fanfani	DC
Finances	Emilio Colombo	DC
treasure	Giuliano Amato	PSI
State holdings	Carlo Fracanzani	DC
Agriculture	Calogero Mannino	DC
Public Works	Enrico Ferri	PSDI
traffic	Giorgio Santuz	DC
Merchant marine	Giovanni Prandini	DC
Industry	Adolfo Battaglia	PRI
Foreign trade	Renato Ruggiero	PSI
post Office	Oscar Mammì	PRI
health	Carlo Donat-Cattin	DC
Work and social	Rino Formica	PSI
Cultural assets	Vincenza Bono Parrino	PSDI
education	Giovanni Galloni	DC
Universities and research	Antonio Ruberti (ad interim)	PSI
Tourism and events	Franco Carraro	PSI
environment	Giorgio Ruffolo	PSI
Minister with no portfolio	Surname	Political party
Regions, constitutional issues	Antonio Maccanico	PRI
Social affairs	Rosa Russo Iervolino	DC
European politics	Antonio La Pergola	independent
Civil defense	Vito Lattanzio	DC
research	Antonio Ruberti	PSI
administration	Paolo Cirino Pomicino	DC
Southern Italy	Remo Gaspari	DC
Cities	Carlo Tognoli	PSI
Relations with parliament	Sergio Mattarella	DC