Second Craxi government

Craxi II Cabinet
Craxi II Cabinet
; 43rd Cabinet of Italy
Date formed	1 August 1986
Date dissolved	18 April 1987
People and organisations
Head of state	Francesco Cossiga
Head of government	Bettino Craxi
Member parties	DC, PSI, PSDI, PRI, PLI
Status in legislature	Coalition government ; Pentapartito
Opposition parties	PCI, MSI, PR, DP
History
Legislature term	IX Legislature (1983–1987)
Predecessor	Craxi I Cabinet
Successor	Fanfani VI Cabinet

Last updated August 04, 2024

The Craxi II Cabinet was the 43rd cabinet of the Italian Republic. It held office from 1986 to 1987.

Party breakdown

Christian Democracy	16
Italian Socialist Party	6
Italian Republican Party	3
Italian Democratic Socialist Party	3
Italian Liberal Party	2

Ministers and other members

Italian Socialist Party (PSI): prime minister, 5 ministers and 14 undersecretaries
Christian Democracy (DC): deputy prime minister, 15 ministers and 32 undersecretaries
Italian Republican Party (PRI): 3 ministers and 6 undersecretaries
Italian Democratic Socialist Party (PSDI): 3 ministers and 5 undersecretaries
Italian Liberal Party (PLI): 2 ministers and 4 undersecretaries

Composition

Office	Name	Term		Undersecretaries
Prime Minister	Bettino Craxi	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Socialist Party	Giuliano Amato (PSI)

Deputy Prime Minister	Arnaldo Forlani	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy

Minister of Foreign Affairs	Giulio Andreotti	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Susanna Agnelli (PRI) Francesco Cattanei (DC) Bruno Corti (PSDI) Francesco Forte (PSI) Mario Raffaelli (PSI)
Minister of the Interior	Oscar Luigi Scalfaro	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Paolo Barsacchi (PSI) Adriano Ciaffi (DC) Raffaele Costa (PLI) Angelo Pavan (DC) Valdo Spini (PSI)
Minister of Grace and Justice	Virginio Rognoni	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Luciano Bausi (DC) Dante Cioce (PSDI) Salvatore Frasca (PSI)
Minister of Budget and Economic Planning	Pier Luigi Romita	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Democratic Socialist Party	Alberto Aiardi (DC) Alberto Ciampaglia (PSDI)
Minister of Finance	Bruno Visentini	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Republican Party	Franco Bortolani (DC) Carlo Merolli (DC) Raffaele Russo (DC) Domenico Susi (PSI)
Minister of Treasury	Giovanni Goria	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Beniamino Finocchiaro (PSI) Carlo Fracanzani (DC) Gianni Ravaglia (PRI) Eugenio Tarabini (DC)
Minister of Defence	Giovanni Spadolini	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Republican Party	Tommaso Bisagno (DC) Vittorio Olcese (PRI) Giuseppe Pisanu (DC) Silvano Signori (PSI)
Minister of Public Education	Franca Falcucci	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Domenico Amalfitano (DC) Luigi Covatta (PSI) Mario Dal Castello (DC) Giuseppe Fassino (PLI)
Minister of Public Works	Franco Nicolazzi	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Democratic Socialist Party	Gaetano Gorgoni (PRI) Mario Tassone (DC)
Minister of Agriculture and Forests	Filippo Maria Pandolfi	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Giulio Santarelli (PSI) Mariotto Segni (DC)
Minister of Transport	Claudio Signorile	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Socialist Party	Niccolò Grassi Bertazzi (DC) Giuseppe Santonastaso (DC)
Minister of Post and Telecommunications	Antonio Gava	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Giuseppe Avellone (DC) Giorgio Bogi (PRI) Giuseppe Demitry (PSI)
Minister of Industry, Commerce and Craftsmanship	Valerio Zanone	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Liberal Party	Angelo Gaetano Cresco (PSI) Savino Melillo (PLI) Nicola Sanese (DC) Giorgio Santuz (DC)
Minister of Health	Carlo Donat-Cattin	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Paola Cavigliasso (DC) Saverio D'Aquino (PLI) Gualtiero Nepi (DC)
Minister of Foreign Trade	Rino Formica	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Socialist Party	Gianfranco Rocelli (DC) Alberto Rossi (DC)
Minister of Merchant Navy	Costante Degan	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Silvano Costi (PSDI) Antonino Murmura (DC)
Minister of State Holdings	Clelio Darida	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Delio Meoli (PSI) Angelo Picano (DC)
Minister of Labour and Social Security	Gianni De Michelis	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Socialist Party	Andrea Borruso (DC) Gianfranco Conti Persini (PSDI) Pietro Mezzapesa (DC)
Minister of Cultural and Environmental Heritage	Antonino Pietro Gullotti	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Giuseppe Galasso (PRI)
Minister of Tourism and Entertainment	Nicola Capria	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Socialist Party	Luciano Faraguti (DC)
Minister of the Environment	Francesco De Lorenzo	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Liberal Party	Giorgio Postal (DC)

Minister of Regional Affairs (without portfolio)	Carlo Vizzini	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Democratic Socialist Party
Minister for Coordination of Scientific and Technological Research Initiatives (without portfolio)	Luigi Granelli	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy
Minister for the Coordination of Community Policies (without portfolio)	Fabio Fabbri	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Socialist Party
Minister for Coordination of Civil Protection (without portfolio)	Giuseppe Zamberletti	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy
Minister of Public Function (without portfolio)	Remo Gaspari	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy
Minister for Extraordinary Interventions in the South (without portfolio)	Salverino De Vito	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Christian Democracy	Pasquale Lamorte (DC) Nicola Trotta (PSI)
Minister for Parliamentary Relations (without portfolio)	Oscar Mammì	1 August 1986 – 18 April 1987	Italian Republican Party

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[2] ORE 20, CRAXI PRESENTA LE DIMISSIONI

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Legislature VIII (1979–1983)	Cossiga I Cossiga II Forlani Spadolini I Spadolini II Fanfani V
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Craxi II Cabinet
43rd Cabinet of Italy

Date formed	1 August 1986 (1986-08-01)
Date dissolved	18 April 1987 (1987-04-18)
People and organisations
Head of state	Francesco Cossiga
Head of government	Bettino Craxi
Member parties	DC, PSI, PSDI, PRI, PLI
Status in legislature	Coalition government Pentapartito
Opposition parties	PCI, MSI, PR, DP
History
Legislature term	IX Legislature (1983–1987)
Predecessor	Craxi I Cabinet
Successor	Fanfani VI Cabinet