who is the current italian minister of the economy?
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With the recent elections Tommaso Padoa-Schioppa has just been sworn in as Minister of Economy. \n\nTommaso Padoa-Schioppa is Senior Fellow of the Institute of International Affairs (Rome) \nand President of Notre Europe (Paris). He was a member of the Executive Board of the \nEuropean Central Bank from 1998 until May 2005. Before joining the European Central Bank, Mr Padoa-Schioppa served as the \nDirector-General for Economic and Financial Affairs at the Commission of the European \nCommunities (1979-83), Deputy Director General of Banca d’Italia (1984-97) and Chairman \nof Commissione Nazionale per le Società e la Borsa (1997-98). He has served in a leadership capacity on various European and international committees, \nincluding as Joint Secretary to the Delors Committee for the study of European Economic \nand Monetary Union (1988-89); Chairman of the Banking Advisory Committee of the \nCommission of the European Communities (1988-91); of the Working Group on Payment \nSystems of the Central Banks of the European Community (European Monetary Institute) \n(1991-95); of the Basle Committee on Banking Supervision (1993-97); of the European \nRegional Committee of IOSCO (1997-98); of the FESCO (Forum of the European Securities \nCommissions) (1997-98); of the G10 Committee on Payments and Settlement Systems \n(2000-05). Mr Padoa-Schioppa is a member of the Group of Thirty since 1979. He is President of the \nInternational Center for Monetary and Banking Studies (Geneva), member of the Advisory \nBoard of the Institute for International Economics (IIE, Washington DC), and Senior Adviser \nand Advisory Board member of Promontory Financial Group, LLC. 4He graduated from the Luigi Bocconi University, Milan, Italy, in 1966 and received a Master \nof Science degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He holds five honorary \ndegrees. He is the author of numerous books and articles. He is Cavaliere di Gran Croce della Repubblica Italiana.
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Mr MANMOHAN SINGH is the prime minister of india.He is also finest economist.He is the member of congress party.
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He is the Prime Minister of India. He is the most learnt PM, India has seen so far. He is an economist and is a holder of more than 17 doctorates.
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For post WWII Italy, he is effective.  There has been numerous governments in Italy since WWII.  He has lasted.  Since he is also a successful business owner, he doesn't have to cater to special interest as much.
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Gianluca Pessotto played with Juventus until the end of the previous Serie A (he is only 35) and he was a great player in the National Team too. Great man and exceptional professional player. He was nominated Team Manager just a month ago, after the scandal involving the Team.\nAt this time is still early to have an idea of what really happened, and any speculation is just unfair towards him and his family.\nThe most important thing is that he is alive and doctors most likely will save his life.\nDelPiero, Zambrotta and Ciro Ferrara have immediately left Germany and  reached Turin to be next to him.\nThis episode has a huge impact on the National Team, but the "Azzurri" will react in the best way: winning with Ukraine and dedicate that to him! Italians always double their power in cases like this!
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YAHOOO FORZA ITALIA!!!!!!!!!!!!(sono italiano).\nC'est une discussion heureusement en réseau, vous nous auriez sinon pris à........... testez!!!
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She is playing professionally in Italy. SHe is not retired.
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other than "Economic Commission for Europe" ?\ncan you give us a sentance that's using this word ?
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In the Philippines, Senate President Manny Villar is the president of the Nacionalista Party. There has been no mention of the convention in Italy.\n\ncc
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this is hard... i am Italian i was born in Parma. people say that Prodi won. there have been stolen votes and i think Berlusconi should win. OK, what has Prodi done for Italy... nothing! he just steels. Berlusconi has done so much for Italy. he brought TV to Italy and has done so many things for the people. he also did the best law anyone could have done for workers. if Prodi wins, he will take that law away, not because its bad but just because Berlusconi made it. another unbelievable thing is that the communists got so many votes, why do they do this to Italy? i saw TV in this program about the elections and the candidates on Prodi's side were fighting ALREADY! that is insane! they are not gonna last one year in the government. they say that many Italians that left will go back to Italy if Prodi wins... i DONT think so!\n\nabout the mafia guy in southern Italy... i dont know
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The state of the economy.
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I agree with the above two posters. Here is a link to some additional information:\n\nhttp://www.italiamerica.org/id72.htm
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I don't think so. He has gotten Milan within 3 points of Juventus in Serie A with 3 games left. Will finish ahead of Inter in the standings and got them to the semis of the CL. He did sign a contract extension and I think that there aren't any world class coaches available in the world today to replace him at such a prestigious club. He has done enough this season to earn himself at least one more year.
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I hope... forza Gianluigi! ITALIA! ITALIA! ITALIA! ITALIA! ITALIA! ITALIA! ITALIA! ITALIA! ITALIA! FORZA AZZURRIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!
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ppp\n(pianissimo possiblie)
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The current Prime Minister of France is Dominique de Villepin (Dominique Marie François René Galouzeau de Villepin) having served in that capacity since 31 May 2005 following the resignation of Jean-Pierre Raffarin. The official residence of the Prime Minister is the Hôtel Matignon. \n\nHe was born on 14 November 1953 in Rabat, Morocco. He is the son of Yvonne Hétier, a senior administrative court counsel, and of Xavier de Villepin, senator (Union Centriste group) representing French citizens residing outside of France since 1986. He obtained Bachelor’s degree in literature at the Ecole Nationale d’Administration (January 1978-May 1980, the “Voltaire” graduating class) and law Degree from the Institute for Political Studies. \n\n>>His career:\n Appointed and certified as foreign affairs secretary, 1 June 1980. \n\nMinistry for Foreign Affairs (African and Malagasy Affairs), 1980-81; African and Malagasy Affairs and Centre for Analysis and Forecasting, 1981-84. \n\nMay 1984-July 1987: Leaves for Washington, where he serves as first secretary of the French Embassy to the United States. At the time of Irangate and the arms-for-hostages scandal, he is the officer responsible for problems in the Middle East. \n\n1987-89: He becomes director of the press and information unit of the French Embassy to the United States. \n\nSecond councillor of the French Embassy in New Delhi, 1989-90; first councillor in the same posting, 1990-92. \n\nMinistry for Foreign Affairs (African and Malagasy Affairs), assistant director, 1992-93. \n\nMinistry for Foreign Affairs: principal private secretary to the Minister, 1993-95. \n\nJanuary 1996-May 1999: Succeeds René Souchon as chairman of the Board of Governors of the National Forestry Office (Office national des forêts - ONF). \n\nSecretary-General of the Presidency of the Republic, May 1995-May 2002. \n\n>>Ministerial posts:\nMinister for Foreign Affairs, Cooperation and the French-speaking Countries, May 2002 to March 2004. \n\nAppointed Minister for the Interior, Internal Security and Local Freedoms in March 2004. \n\nAs the Prime Minister of France (Premier ministre de la France), he is the functional head of the Cabinet of France. The Prime Minister is the only authority vested with the power to issue primary regulation through decrees (décrets); that is, measures of a general character, either issued in support of statutes, or issued autonomously, depending on the area. Decrees and decisions of the Prime Minister, are subject to the oversight of the administrative court system.  Because the Prime Minister is ultimately responsible for governmental policy, he is generally blamed for the government's failings. As a consequence, the popularity of a prime minister may start high, then plummet, depending on circumstances.\n\nThe Prime Minister is named by the President of the Republic. President and a prime minister have different political leanings which yields a situation known as cohabitation, where the executive is headed by a president and a prime minister of different opinion.\n\nThis career diplomat is married to Marie-Laure Le Guay, and they have three teenaged children, Marie, Arthur and Victoire de Villepin. He has written poetry, a book about poetry, and several historical and political essays. \n\nIt has speculated that Villepin will run for presidency post in the 2007 Presidential election when the current President Chirac retires.☺
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Hans Göran Persson (Göran Persson (help·info); born January 20, 1949) is a Swedish politician. He is the current Prime Minister of Sweden (since March 1996) and the leader of the Social Democratic Party.