Rosa Russo Iervolino

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Rosa Russo Iervolino (born September 17, 1936 in Naples) is an Italian politician. She is the current mayor of Naples. She is a member of the Democratic Coalition (Olive Tree), but in the past she was in the Christian Democracy. She was the first woman to become Minister of the Interior in Italy and mayor of a big city.

She ran as a candidate for Mayor of Naples in the 2001 municipal election as The Union (centre-left coalition) and she won with 53% of votes. On May 29, 2006, she was confirmed with over 57% of votes.

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(Italian) Mayoral candidacy website of Rosa Russo Iervolino

Preceded by Riccardo Misasi	Italian Minister of Public Instruction 1992–1994	Succeeded by Francesco D'Onofrio
Preceded by Giorgio Napolitano	Italian Minister of the Interior 1998–1999	Succeeded by Enzo Bianco

v • d • e Italian Minister of the Interior

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v • d • e Goria Cabinet (1987 - 1988)

Amato \| Gunnella \| Iervolino \| La Pergola \| Gaspari \| Ruberti \| Santuz \| Tognoli \| Mattarella \| Andreotti \| Fanfani \| Vassalli \| Colombo \| Gava \| Zanone \| Galloni \| De Rose \| Pandolfi \| Mannino \| Mammì \| Battaglia \| Donat-Cattin \| Ruggiero \| Prandini \| Vizzini \| Carraro \| Ruffolo \| Formica

v • d • e De Mita Cabinet (1988 - 1989)

De Michelis \| Maccanico \| Iervolino \| Lattanzio \| La Pergola \| Cirino Pomicino \| Gaspari \| Mattarella \| Togonli \| Andreotti \| Gava \| Vassalli \| Fanfani \| Colombo \| Amato \| Zanone \| Galloni \| Ferri \| Mannino \| Mammì \| Santuz \| Battaglia \| Donat-Cattin \| Ruggiero \| Prandini \| Formica \| Fracanzani \| Bono Parrino \| Carraro \| Ruffolo \| Ruberti

v • d • e Andreotti VI Cabinet (1989 - 1991)

Martelli \| Maccanico \| Iervolino \| Romita \| Lattanzio \| Gaspari \| Misasi \| Marongiu \| Conte \| Sterpa \| Gava \| De Michelis \| Scotti \| Vassalli \| Formica \| Cirino Pomicino \| Carli \| Martinazzoli \| Rognoni \| Mattarella \| Bianco \| Prandini \| Mannino \| Saccomandi \| Bernini \| Mammì \| Battaglia \| De Lorenzo \| Ruggiero \| Vizzini \| Fracanzani \| Piga \| Donat-Cattin \| Facchiano \| Carraro \| Tognoli \| Ruffolo \| Ruberti

v • d • e Andreotti VII Cabinet (1991 - 1992)

Martelli \| D'Onofrio \| Iervolino \| Romita \| Capria \| Gaspari \| Mannino \| Boniver \| Conte \| Sterpa \| Martinazzoli \| De Michelis \| Scotti \| Cirino Pomicino \| Formica \| Carli \| Rognoni \| Misasi \| Prandini \| Goria \| Bernini \| Vizzini \| Bodrato \| De Lorenzo \| Facchiano \| Marini \| Tognoli \| Ruberti \| Ruffolo \| Lattanzio

v • d • e Amato I Cabinet (1992 - 1993)

Bompiani \| Conte \| Costa \| Facchiano \| Scotti \| Colombo \| Mancino \| Martelli \| Reviglio \| Goria \| Barucci \| Andò \| Iervolino \| Merloni \| Fontana \| Tesini \| Pagani \| Guarino \| De Lorenzo \| Vitalone \| Cristofori \| Ronchey \| Boniver \| Fontana \| Ripa di Meana

v • d • e Ciampi Cabinet (1993 - 1994)

Contri \| Spini \| Paladin \| Cassese \| Barbera \| Barile \| Elia \| Andreatta \| Mancino \| Conso \| Spaventa \| Visco \| Barucci \| Gallo \| Fabbri \| Iervolino \| Merloni \| Diana \| Costa \| Pagani \| Savona \| Garavaglia \| Baratta \| Giugni \| Ronchey \| Rutelli \| Berlinguer \| Colombo

v • d • e D'Alema I Cabinet (1998 – 1999)

Mattarella \| Bellillo \| Piazza \| Balbo \| Letta \| Folloni \| Amato \| Maccanico \| Turco \| Dini \| Iervolino \| Diliberto \| Ciampi \| Visco \| Scognamiglio \| Berlinguer \| Micheli \| De Castro \| Treu \| Cardinale \| Bersani \| Bassolino \| Salvi \| Fassino \| Bindi \| Ronchi \| Melandri \| Zecchino

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Powerful women in Italy

Persondata
NAME	Iervolino, Rosa Russo
ALTERNATIVE NAMES
SHORT DESCRIPTION	Mayor of Naples
DATE OF BIRTH	September 17, 1936
PLACE OF BIRTH	Naples
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH

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