Berlusconi III Cabinet
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The Berlusconi III Cabinet was the cabinet of the government of Italy from 23 April 2005 to 5 May 2006. It was the 58th cabinet of the Italian Republic, and the second cabinet of the XIV Legislature.
Composition of the governemnt:
- House of Freedoms: President of the Council of Ministers, 23 ministers, 72 fra deputy ministers and secretaries, Vice-President of the Council of Ministers
- Forza Italia (FI): President of the Council of Ministers, 9 ministers, 36 deputy ministers & secretaries, Vice-President of the Council of Ministers
- National Alliance (AN): 6 ministers and 16 deputy ministers & secretaries
- Union of Christian and Centre Democrats (UDC): 3 ministers and 9 deputy ministers & secretaries
- Lega Nord (LN): 3 ministers and 8 secretaries
- New Italian Socialist Party (NPSI): 1 minister and 2 deputy ministers & secretaries
- Italian Republican Party (PRI): 1 minister and 1 deputy minister
- Independents: 1 minister.
| Berlusconi III Cabinet | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ministry | Minister | Party |
| Prime Minister Secretary |
Silvio Berlusconi Gianni Letta |
FI FI |
| Deputy Prime Minister | Gianfranco Fini | AN |
| Deputy Prime Minister | Giulio Tremonti | FI |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Gianfranco Fini | AN |
| Minister of the Interior | Giuseppe Pisanu | FI |
| Minister of Economy and Finances Deputy Minister (Budget) Deputy Minister (Finances) |
Domenico Siniscalco Giulio Tremonti (since 22 September 2005) Mario Baldassarri Giuseppe Vegas |
Indep. FI AN FI |
| Minister of Defense | Antonio Martino | FI |
| Minister of Justice | Roberto Castelli | LN |
| Minister of Productive Activities Deputy Minister (International Trade) |
Claudio Scajola Adolfo Urso |
FI AN |
| Minister of Agriculture | Gianni Alemanno | AN |
| Minister of Education, University and Research Deputy Minister (University and Research) Deputy Minister (Education) |
Letizia Moratti Guido Possa Giovanni Ricevuto |
FI FI NPSI |
| Minister of Health | Francesco Storace (until 10 March 2006) | AN |
| Minister of Labour and Social Affairs | Roberto Maroni | LN |
| Minister of Infrastructures and Transports Deputy Minister (Infrastructures) Deputy Minister (Transports) |
Pietro Lunardi Ugo Martinat Mario Tassone |
FI AN UDC |
| Minister of Environment Deputy Minister |
Altero Matteoli Francesco Nucara |
AN PRI |
| Minister of Culture Deputy Minister |
Rocco Buttiglione Antonio Martusciello |
UDC FI |
| Minister of Communications | Mario Landolfi | AN |
| Minister without portfolio (European Affairs) | Giorgio La Malfa | PRI |
| Minister without portfolio (Reforms and Devolution) | Roberto Calderoli (until 18 February 2006) | LN |
| Minister without portfolio (Parliament) | Carlo Giovanardi | UDC |
| Minister without portfolio (Southern Italy) | Gianfranco Micciché | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Public Administration) | Mario Baccini | UDC |
| Minister without portfolio (Innovation) | Lucio Stanca | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Regional Affairs) | Enrico La Loggia | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Platform Accomplishment) | Stefano Caldoro | NPSI |
| Minister without portfolio (Equal Opportunities) | Stefania Prestigiacomo | FI |
| Minister without portfolio (Italians in the World) | Mirko Tremaglia | AN |
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