Vittorio Craxi

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Vittorio Craxi, commonly known as Bobo, (born in Milan on 6 June 1964) is an Italian politician, son of Bettino Craxi.

Formerly a prominent member of the Nuovo PSI, has left the party in late January 2006 after the rejection, by a judicial court, of his claim of having being elected as new national Secretary. Thus he founded a new movement, The Socialists, of which he has been the leader for a period, but in June 2006 it has been expelled by the party Assembly. The party is part of the centre-left The Union.

He has been elected MP at the Chamber of Deputies of Italy for the riding of Trapani in the 2001 general election in the House of Freedoms, serving until 2006. Now, he is part of the Romano Prodi government as Foreign Affairs undersecretary, delegated to United Nations relationships.

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