- The
Pentapartito (from Gr**** πέντε, "five", and
Italian partito, "party"),
commonly shortened to CAF (from the
initials of Craxi,
Andreotti and Forlani)...
-
Italian Parliament,
governing in
successive coalitions,
including the
Pentapartito system. It
originally supported liberal-conservative governments, along...
- 1983
Italian general election was held in
Italy on 26 June 1983. The
Pentapartito formula, the
governative alliance between five
centrist parties, caused...
- the
Labour Party and the Liberals. In 1983 the PLI
finally joined the
Pentapartito coalition composed also of the
Christian Democracy (DC), the Italian...
-
governments led by
Christian Democracy, from the
Organic centre-left to the
Pentapartito in the 1980s. The PSI,
which always remained the country's third-largest...
- interest. In the
early 1990s, the five
governing parties known as the
Pentapartito,
including Christian Democracy (Italian:
Democrazia Cristiana), the Italian...
- Malfa's son Giorgio, saw the PRI as a
stable member of the so-called
Pentapartito, an
alliance between the DC, the PSI, the PRI, the
Italian Liberal Party...
-
never took part in the
Government itself,
which was
composed by the "
Pentapartito" (Christian Democrats, Socialists,
Social Democrats, Liberals, Republicans)...
- (PRI), and the
Italian Liberal Party (PLI) in the five-party
coalition (
Pentapartito),
which ruled the
country until 1991, and
until 1994
without the PRI...
- National
Liberation Committee Centrist
coalition Organic centre-left
Pentapartito /
Quadripartito Mixed
coalition 1994–present: Centre-right coalition...
