Italy Catholic Democrat

History

Italian political parties. The former is the Italian People's Party established in 1919. In 1926, he was banned by the Morrini regime. In July 1943, he was jointly rebuilt by a number of Catholic groups and changed to the Catholic Democrat. Abbreviate Tiam People's Party. After the reconstruction, I will participate in the anti-fascist struggle. After the Second World War, it has always been the main ruling party. In 1944, we will continue to occupy a government prime minister for 37 years. In 1947, the Italian Communist Party and the Italian Socialist Party were crowded out of the government. Since June 1983, although the position of the government is lost, it is still the first major part of the Parliament, and has accounted for most positions in the cabinet, and is the main ruling party in the five-party joint government. The Treasury Party claims to be "democracy, free, diversified party", emphasizing construction "full and complete democracy", claiming to maintain private ownership and its enthusiasm is the basic principles of the party. Instructed the political route with the Socialist Parties in combination and competition, agreed to talk about the political route against their participation in political. The external relationship with Vatican is closely related to the Vatican, advocates European joint, counter-scale Soviet Union, maintain partnerships with the United States. In 1987, Party members were about 1.4 million. In January 1994, it was renamed the Italian People's Party. Hi-political secretary is: M. Maltina Geori, a. Folany (from 1986) and others. The central government is reported to "People's News".

Leader

Secretary

Ald Gasberi (1944-1946) Atticio Leisoni (1946-1949 ) Ji Sheppe Kapi (1949) Paulo Emilio Taviani (1949-1950) Guo Du Duna (1950-1953) Ald Gasberi (1953-1954) Amingor Fan Fan Ni (1954-1959) Aldo Moro (1959-1964) Mariano Rogmore (1964-1969) Flamingnio Pikoli (1969) Arnal Domini (1969-1973) A Mingotore Fan Fan Ni (1973-1975) Benino Zakanini (1975-1980) Flamingnio Pikoli (1980-1982) Chriaco Demeta (1982-1989) Arnaldo Folan (1989-1992) Minnu Martin Nagola (1992-1994)

Chair

Mario Shelba (1965-1969) Benino Zakanini (1969-1975) Aldo Moro (1975-1978) Flamingnio Pikoli (1978-1980) ) Arnaldo Folany (1980-1989) Chriaco Demeta (1989-1992) Rosa Russo Jervolino (1992-1994)

Parliamentary Party Group Leaders

Giovanni Groquat (1946-1948) Ji Sheppe Kaki (1948-1949) Ji Sheppe Spartaro (1949) Ji Sheppe Capi ( 1950) Ji Shepe Betty (1950-1953) Aldo Moro (1953-1956) Atalio Leisianne (1956-1958) Luji Gui (1958-1962) Beni Novo Zakanini (1962-1968) Fiol Lunntino Su Luo (1968) Julio Andreo (1968-1972) Flamingnio Pikoli (1972-1978) Gavani Garoni (1978-1979) Graldo Beanko (1979-1983) Virginio Ronny (1983-1986) Minnu Martin Nagola (1986-1989) Senzo Scoti (1989-1990) Antonio Gawa (1990-19 92) Graldo Beanko (1992-1994)