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The Cossiga I Cabinet, led by Francesco Cossiga, was the 36th cabinet of the Italian Republic. Cossiga resigned on 19 March 1980 and was re-appointed to form a second government.

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rdfs:label	Kabinett Cossiga I (de) First Cossiga government (en) Gouvernement Cossiga I (fr) Governo Cossiga I (it) Kabinet-Cossiga I (nl)
rdfs:comment	Das Kabinett Cossiga I regierte Italien vom 4. August 1979 bis zum 4. April 1980, danach dann noch kurz das Kabinett Cossiga II. Ministerpräsident Francesco Cossiga (der 1985 Staatspräsident wurde) erhielt den Auftrag zur Regierungsbildung nach den Parlamentswahlen vom 27. Juni 1979, bei denen seine Christdemokratische Partei (DC) mit über 38 Prozent der abgegebenen Stimmen wiederum stärkste Partei wurde. Die DC bildete mit kleineren Parteien eine Koalition, die Minister kamen von der DC, von der sozialdemokratischen PSDI und von der liberalen PLI. (de) The Cossiga I Cabinet, led by Francesco Cossiga, was the 36th cabinet of the Italian Republic. Cossiga resigned on 19 March 1980 and was re-appointed to form a second government. (en) Le gouvernement Cossiga I (Governo Cossiga I, en italien) est le gouvernement de la République italienne entre le 4 août 1979 et le 4 avril 1980, durant la VIIIe législature du Parlement. (fr) Il Governo Cossiga I è stato il trentaseiesimo esecutivo della Repubblica Italiana, il primo dell'VIII legislatura. Il governo rimase in carica dal 5 agosto 1979 al 4 aprile 1980, per un totale di 243 giorni, ovvero 7 mesi e 30 giorni. Ottenne la fiducia della Camera sabato 11 agosto 1979 con 287 voti favorevoli (Dc, Psdi, Pli, Svp e Union Valdotaine), 242 voti contrari (Pci, Pr, Pdup, Msi, Indipendenti di Sinistra e il rappresentante dell'Associazione per Trieste) e 65 astenuti (Psi e Pri). (it)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Prime Minister of Italy Proletarian Unity Party (Italy) Salvatore Valitutti Sandro Pertini Beniamino Andreatta Renato Altissimo Vincenzo Scotti Virginio Rognoni Vittorino Colombo dbr:Bernardo_D'Arezzo 1979 Italian general election Cossiga II Cabinet Massimo Severo Giannini Christian Democracy (Italy) Clelio Darida Egidio Ariosto Franco Evangelisti (politician) Franco Maria Malfatti Franco Nicolazzi Franco Reviglio Giovanni Marcora Andreotti V Cabinet Antonio Bisaglia Legislature VIII of Italy Luigi Preti Siro Lombardini Michele Di Giesi 1979 establishments in Italy Tommaso Morlino Gaetano Stammati Adolfo Sarti Cabinets disestablished in 1980 Cabinets established in 1979 Filippo Maria Pandolfi Francesco Cossiga Nicola Signorello Italian Communist Party Italian Democratic Socialist Party Italian Liberal Party Italian Minister for Parliamentary Relations Italian Minister of Agriculture Italian Minister of Budget Italian Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities Italian Minister of Defence Italian Minister of Finance Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs Italian Minister of Health Italian Minister of Justice Italian Minister of Labour and Social Policies Italian Minister of Public Administration Italian Minister of Public Education Italian Minister of Public Works Italian Minister of Transport Italian Minister of Treasury Italian Minister of the Interior Italian Republic Italian Republican Party Italian Social Movement Italian Socialist Party Italian governments Attilio Ruffini Coalition government Piergiorgio Bressani Independent politician Radical Party (Italy) 1980 disestablishments in Italy Secretary of the Council of Ministers of Italy Vito Scalia Italian Minister of Communications Italian Minister of Industry, Commerce and Craftsmanship
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