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Italy has not had a 32nd president yet.
Italy elects a president democratically
Yes, Italy is a parliamentary republic with a president and a prime minister.
First of all, you are grammatically incorrect. It should be "Does Italy have a president?" Secondly, I do not know.
Enrico de Nicola was the first president of Italy.
The head of state in Italy is a president. The current president in Italy as of August 2014 is Giorgio Napolitano.
Although the Mafia is thought of as a Italian organization, it is more correctly associated with Siicily. The organization itself does not refer to itself as the mafia but as the Cosa Nostra- approximately translated as "Our thing" in English.
Giorgio Napolitano was the President of Italy in 2012. He became the 11th President of Italy on 2006 May 15.Italy is a Parliamentary Republic. It has a 'president of the council of ministers' (prime minister - head of government - premier) and a 'president of the republic', both appointed by the parliament.
The Quirinal Palace in Rome, Italy.
Giorgio Napolitano was the President of Italy in 2010. He became the 11th president of Italy on 2006 May 15.Italy is a Parliamentary Republic. It has a 'president of the council of ministers' (prime minister - head of government - premier) and a 'president of the republic', both appointed by the parliament. The Prime Minister in 2010 was Silvio Berlusconi.
Rome is not a nation. It is a city, the capital of Italy. The head of state of Italy is its president, currently Giorgio Napolitano. rome is not a natoin. It is a city the capital of Italy but what is the capital of Italy
Vittorio Emanuele Orlando was the Prime Minister of the Italian Government from October 30,1917 to June 23,1919. At that time Italy was a kingdom and had no President, but king Vittorio Emanuele III as Supreme Head of the Nation.