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Het Italiaanse kabinet-Prodi II trad op 17 … Het Italiaanse kabinet-Prodi II trad op 17 mei 2006 aan en volgde hiermee het kabinet-Berlusconi III op. Het kabinet wordt geleid door Romano Prodi die van 1996 tot 1998 ook al premier was geweest. Het kabinet bestaat uit 25 ministers die voor het grootste deel lid zijn van de Olijfboomcoalitie, de grootste subcoalitie binnen de De Unie. Op 21 februari 2007 diende Prodi het ontslag in van zijn kabinet bij de Italiaanse president Giorgio Napolitano, een keuze die door de president aanvaard werd. Het kabinet viel nadat het Afghanistan-beleid van Kabinet Prodi II met 2 stemmen strandde in de Senato della Repubblica met 158 stemmen voor en 136 senatoren tegen. Op 22 en 23 februari 2007 sprak de Italiaanse president Giorgio Napolitano met de partijleiders hoe het verder moest toen Romano Prodi zijn ontslag aanbood. De meeste partijleiders adviseerden de Italiaanse president vervroegde verkiezingen te houden. Op 24 februari vroeg Napolitano Prodi aan te blijven als premier. Hiervoor had hij wel vertrouwen nodig van het Parlement van Italië. Op 24 januari 2008 zegde de Italiaanse senaat na een aantal corruptiezaken met 161 tegen 156 stemmen het vertrouwen in het kabinet-Prodi op, wat het einde ervan betekende. De val leidde tot nieuwe parlementsverkiezingen in april. Deze verkiezingen werden gewonnen door Silvio Berlusconi met zijn Volk van de Vrijheid. Op 8 mei werd de regering-Berlusconi IV geïnstalleerd, onder leiding van Berlusconi.ïnstalleerd, onder leiding van Berlusconi.
, The second Prodi government was the cabine … The second Prodi government was the cabinet of the government of Italy from 17 May 2006 to 8 May 2008, a total of 722 days, or 1 year, 11 months and 21 days. The 59th cabinet of the Italian Republic, it was the only cabinet of the XV Legislature. It was composed of 24 ministers, 10 deputy-ministers and 66 under-secretaries, for a total of 102 members. This was the first government of the Republic in which the Communist Refoundation Party and the Italian Radicals participated directly, and the first government supported by the entire parliamentary left wing since the De Gasperi III Cabinet in 1947. since the De Gasperi III Cabinet in 1947.
, Le gouvernement Prodi II (en italien : Governo Prodi II) est le 59e gouvernement de la République italienne entre le 17 mai 2006 et le 8 mai 2008, sous la XVe législature du Parlement républicain.
, Il governo Prodi II è stato il cinquantano … Il governo Prodi II è stato il cinquantanovesimo esecutivo della Repubblica Italiana, il primo ed unico della XV legislatura. Il governo rimase in carica dal 17 maggio 2006 all'8 maggio 2008 per un totale di 722 giorni, ovvero 1 anno, 11 mesi e 21 giorni. Ottenne la fiducia al Senato della Repubblica il 19 maggio 2006 con 165 voti favorevoli e 155 contrari. Ottenne la fiducia alla Camera dei deputati il 23 maggio 2006 con 344 voti favorevoli e 268 contrari. Fu il primo governo repubblicano a vedere la partecipazione diretta dei partiti Rifondazione Comunista e Radicali Italiani, divenendo così l'unico governo della cosiddetta Seconda Repubblica sostenuto dall'intera sinistra parlamentare (cosa che non accadeva più dal governo De Gasperi III). Guidato da Romano Prodi e definito con le ultime nomine il 9 giugno 2006, contava al suo interno, oltre al presidente del Consiglio, 26 ministri, 10 viceministri e 66 sottosegretari, per un totale di 103 membri (contro i 24 ministri, 9 viceministri, 63 sottosegretari, oltre al Presidente del consiglio, per un totale di 97 membri, del governo Berlusconi III precedente). Per queste dimensioni superò il Governo Andreotti VII, che era composto da 100 membri. Tra i membri del governo c'erano sei donne, come già recentemente, nei governi D'Alema I e II. Scelsero di non entrare personalmente nell'esecutivo i Comunisti Italiani, che preferirono contribuire a indicare personalità indipendenti e considerate di alto profilo, capaci di rappresentare in maniera più estesa la coalizione. Fu sfiduciato al Senato della Repubblica il 24 gennaio 2008 con 156 voti favorevoli, 161 contrari e 1 astenuto. Rassegnò perciò le dimissioni il giorno stesso portando il Paese, dopo una serie di consultazioni, a nuove elezioni. serie di consultazioni, a nuove elezioni.
, Das Kabinett Prodi II war vom 17. Mai 2006 … Das Kabinett Prodi II war vom 17. Mai 2006 bis zum 8. Mai 2008 im Amt und führte die Regierungsgeschäfte seit dem Rücktritt des Ministerpräsidenten am 24. Januar 2008 nur noch kommissarisch. Parlamentswahlen in Italien 2008 fanden am 13. und 14. April 2008 statt. Berlusconis Parteienbündnis gewann in beiden Kammern; Berlusconi bildete das Kabinett Berlusconi IV (8. Mai 2008 bis zum 16. November 2011).V (8. Mai 2008 bis zum 16. November 2011).
, Второе правительство Проди (итал. Secondo governo Prodi) — 59-е правительство Итальянской Республики, действовало с 17 мая 2006 по 8 мая 2008 года во главе с Романо Проди.
, 第2次ロマーノ・プローディ内閣（だい2じロマーノ・プローディないかく、イタリア語: Governo Prodi II）は、イタリアの第59代内閣。首相（閣僚評議会議長）はロマーノ・プローディ。
, Drugi rząd Romana Prodiego – rząd Republik … Drugi rząd Romana Prodiego – rząd Republiki Włoskiej funkcjonujący od 17 maja 2006 do 7 maja 2008. Gabinet został ukonstytuowany po nieznacznym zwycięstwie szerokiej centrolewicowej koalicji L’Unione w wyborach parlamentarnych w 2006 do Izby Deputowanych i Senatu XV kadencji. W skład rządu (poza premierem) weszło 18 ministrów resortowych (dwóch pełniących funkcję wicepremiera) i 7 ministrów bez teki. Według stanu na dzień zaprzysiężenia gabinetu 19 członków rządu należało do koalicji Drzewo Oliwne (L'Ulivo), w tym 10 do Demokratów Lewicy (DS), 7 do Margherity (DL), a dwóch (w tym premier) pozostawało bezpartyjnymi. Po jednym resorcie objęli przedstawiciele takich ugrupowań, jak Partia Komunistów Włoskich (PdCI), Odrodzenie Komunistyczne (RC), Popolari-UDEUR, Włochy Wartości (IdV), Włoscy Radykałowie (RI) i Federacji Zielonych (Verdi). Jeden minister nie należał do żadnego ugrupowania. Po utworzeniu Partii Demokratycznej w 2007, przystąpili do niej wszyscy ministrowie związani z L'Ulivo z wyjątkiem Fabia Mussiego, który współtworzył Demokratyczną Lewicę. Sekretarzem rządu został Enrico Letta, powołano także 10 wiceministrów i około 65 podsekretarzy stanu.eministrów i około 65 podsekretarzy stanu.
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Il governo Prodi II è stato il cinquantano … Il governo Prodi II è stato il cinquantanovesimo esecutivo della Repubblica Italiana, il primo ed unico della XV legislatura. Il governo rimase in carica dal 17 maggio 2006 all'8 maggio 2008 per un totale di 722 giorni, ovvero 1 anno, 11 mesi e 21 giorni. Ottenne la fiducia al Senato della Repubblica il 19 maggio 2006 con 165 voti favorevoli e 155 contrari. Ottenne la fiducia alla Camera dei deputati il 23 maggio 2006 con 344 voti favorevoli e 268 contrari.06 con 344 voti favorevoli e 268 contrari.
, The second Prodi government was the cabine … The second Prodi government was the cabinet of the government of Italy from 17 May 2006 to 8 May 2008, a total of 722 days, or 1 year, 11 months and 21 days. The 59th cabinet of the Italian Republic, it was the only cabinet of the XV Legislature. It was composed of 24 ministers, 10 deputy-ministers and 66 under-secretaries, for a total of 102 members.r-secretaries, for a total of 102 members.
, Drugi rząd Romana Prodiego – rząd Republik … Drugi rząd Romana Prodiego – rząd Republiki Włoskiej funkcjonujący od 17 maja 2006 do 7 maja 2008. Gabinet został ukonstytuowany po nieznacznym zwycięstwie szerokiej centrolewicowej koalicji L’Unione w wyborach parlamentarnych w 2006 do Izby Deputowanych i Senatu XV kadencji. W skład rządu (poza premierem) weszło 18 ministrów resortowych (dwóch pełniących funkcję wicepremiera) i 7 ministrów bez teki. Sekretarzem rządu został Enrico Letta, powołano także 10 wiceministrów i około 65 podsekretarzy stanu.eministrów i około 65 podsekretarzy stanu.
, 第2次ロマーノ・プローディ内閣（だい2じロマーノ・プローディないかく、イタリア語: Governo Prodi II）は、イタリアの第59代内閣。首相（閣僚評議会議長）はロマーノ・プローディ。
, Le gouvernement Prodi II (en italien : Governo Prodi II) est le 59e gouvernement de la République italienne entre le 17 mai 2006 et le 8 mai 2008, sous la XVe législature du Parlement républicain.
, Das Kabinett Prodi II war vom 17. Mai 2006 … Das Kabinett Prodi II war vom 17. Mai 2006 bis zum 8. Mai 2008 im Amt und führte die Regierungsgeschäfte seit dem Rücktritt des Ministerpräsidenten am 24. Januar 2008 nur noch kommissarisch. Parlamentswahlen in Italien 2008 fanden am 13. und 14. April 2008 statt. Berlusconis Parteienbündnis gewann in beiden Kammern; Berlusconi bildete das Kabinett Berlusconi IV (8. Mai 2008 bis zum 16. November 2011).V (8. Mai 2008 bis zum 16. November 2011).
, Второе правительство Проди (итал. Secondo governo Prodi) — 59-е правительство Итальянской Республики, действовало с 17 мая 2006 по 8 мая 2008 года во главе с Романо Проди.
, Het Italiaanse kabinet-Prodi II trad op 17 … Het Italiaanse kabinet-Prodi II trad op 17 mei 2006 aan en volgde hiermee het kabinet-Berlusconi III op. Het kabinet wordt geleid door Romano Prodi die van 1996 tot 1998 ook al premier was geweest. Het kabinet bestaat uit 25 ministers die voor het grootste deel lid zijn van de Olijfboomcoalitie, de grootste subcoalitie binnen de De Unie. Op 21 februari 2007 diende Prodi het ontslag in van zijn kabinet bij de Italiaanse president Giorgio Napolitano, een keuze die door de president aanvaard werd. Het kabinet viel nadat het Afghanistan-beleid van Kabinet Prodi II met 2 stemmen strandde in de Senato della Repubblica met 158 stemmen voor en 136 senatoren tegen.t 158 stemmen voor en 136 senatoren tegen.
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