Luigi Preti

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Luigi Preti (23 October 1914 – 19 January 2009) was an Italian politician and minister of Italian Democratic Socialist Party.

Biography

Preti was born in Ferrara. He graduated in law in Bologna and lecturer of public law. He died in Bologna in 2009.

Preti was a member of House after fascism, who wrote new Italian republican Constitution. He was Minister of Finance, for International trade, for Budget, for the Reforms of administration and for Transport. He was also president of his party. He retired from politics in 1987 after 40 years in politics.

v · d · eRumor I Cabinet (1968-1969) Taviani | Mazza/Russo | Lauricella | Gatto | Nenni | Restivo | Gava | Preti | Reale | E. Colombo | Gui | Sullo/Ferrari Aggradi | Mancini | Valsecchi | Mariotti | Ferrari Aggradi/Crescenzo Mazza| Tanassi | Ripamonti | V. Colombo | Lupis | Forlani | Brodolini | Natali

v · d · eRumor III Cabinet (March-August 1970) Bosco/Russo | Taviani | Gatto | Aggradi | Ripamonti | Gaspari | Moro | Restivo | Reale | Giolitti | Preti | Colombo | Misasi | Lauricella | Natali | Viglianesi | Malfatti/Bosco | Gava | Mariotti | Zagari | Mannironi | Piccoli | Donat-Cattin | Lupis

v · d · eColombo Cabinet (1970 - 1972) Lupis | Taviani | Gatto | Russo | Ripamonti | Gaspari | Moro | Restivo | Reale/Colombo | Giolitti | Preti | Aggradi | Tanassi | Misasi | Lauricella | Natali | Viglianesi | Bosco | Gava | Mariotti | Zagari| Mannironi/Attaguile | Piccoli | Donat-Cattin | Matteotti

v · d · eRumor IV Cabinet (1973-1974) Corona | Ripamonti | Lupis | Coppo | Donat-Cattin | Toros | Gioia | Bucalossi | Gava | Moro | Taviani | Zagari | Giolitti | Colombo | La Malfa | Tanassi | Malfatti | Lauricella | Ferrari Aggradi | Preti | Togni | De Mita | Gui | Matteotti | Pieraccini | Gullotti | Bertoldi | Signorello

v · d · eRumor V Cabinet (March-November 1974) Lupis | Pieraccini | Gui | Mancini | Toros | Gioia | Moro | Taviani | Zagari | Giolitti | Tanassi | Colombo | Andreotti | Malfatti | Lauricella | Bisaglia | Preti | Togni | De Mita | Colombo | Matteotti | Coppo | Gullotti | Bertoldi | Ripamonti

v · d · eAndreotti V Cabinet (March-August 1979) Di Giesi | Forlani | Rognoni | Morlino | La Malfa/Visentini | Malfatti | Pandolfi | Ruffini | Spadolini | Compagna | Marcora | Preti | Colombo | Nicolazzi | Anselmi | Preti (interim) | Bisaglia | Scotti | Antoniozzi | Ariosto

v · d · eCossiga I Cabinet (1979-1980) Scalia | Giannini | Di Giesi | Sarti/Darida | Malfatti/Ruffini | Rognoni | Morlino | Andreatta | Reviglio | Pandolfi | Ruffini/Sarti | Valitutti | Nicolazzi | Marcora | Preti | Colombo | Bisaglia | Altissimo | Stammati | Evangelisti/Signorello | Lombardini | Scotti | Ariosto | D'Arezzo

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