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Filming Italy Best Movie Award, Red carpet, 77th Venice Film Festival - 06 Sep 2020

Italian Prime Miinister Paolo Gentiloni (R) talks with Umberto Bossi (C) and Anna Finocchiaro (L) at the end of his speech at the Chamber of Deputies about Syria's situation, in Rome, Italy, 17 April 2018. Gentiloni condemned the use of chemical weapons in connection to the latest suspected poison gas attack in Douma, Syria, that took place on 07 April 2018.

Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni addresses parliament house on Syria's situation, Rome, Italy - 17 Apr 2018

Ignazio La Russa of Brothers of Italy (Fdl) protest against Minister of Parliamentary Relations Anna Finocchiaro after Italian Government put an election-law bill to a confidence vote at the Chamber of Deputies, Rome, Italy, 10 October 2017.

Italian Government put an election-law bill to a confidence vote, Rome, Italy - 10 Oct 2017

Pope Francis meets Italian President  Sergio Mattarella, Rome, Italy - 10 Jun 2017

(TOP L-R) Italian Minister of Culture Dario Franceschini, Italian Interior Minisrter Marco Minniti, Italian Premier Paolo Gentiloni, Italian Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti and Italian Minister for Relations with Parliament Anna Finocchiaro attend a joint session of deputies, senators and European MPs at the Italian Lower House as part of the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome celebrations, in Rome, Italy, 22 March 2017. The Treaty of Rome was signed on 25 March 1957 at Campidoglio Palace in Rome by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and West Germany to form the European Economic Community (ECC).

EU's 60th anniversary in Rome, Italy - 22 Mar 2017

(L-R) Italian Premier Paolo Gentiloni, Italian Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti and Italian Minister for Relations with Parliament Anna Finocchiaro attend a joint session of deputies, senators and European MPs at the Italian Lower House as part of the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Rome celebrations, in Rome, Italy, 22 March 2017. The Treaty of Rome was signed on 25 March 1957 at Campidoglio Palace in Rome by Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and West Germany to form the European Economic Community (ECC).

Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni (l) and Anna Finocchiaro (r) Minister For Relations with Parliament Sit in the Chamber of Deputies the Lower House of Parliament at Montecitorio Palace in Rome Italy 13 December 2016 Italian Lower House is Expected to Cast Its Confidence Vote on Gentiloni's Government Later on 13 December Italy Rome

Italy Government Parliament - Dec 2016

Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni with Anna Finocchiaro Minister Relationships

Chamber of deputies meeting, Rome, Italy - 13 Dec 2016

Minister of Education Valeria Fedeli and Anna Finocchiaro Minister of Relationship with Parliament

Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni sits between Anna Finocchiaro, right, and Roberta Pinotti after giving his first speech as premier at the lower house where he will later face a confidence vote, in Rome . Paolo Gentiloni, a Democrat formerly serving as foreign minister, formed Italy's new government Monday, keeping several key ministers from the coalition of Matteo Renzi, who resigned last week

Politics, Rome, Italy - 13 Dec 2016

Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni sits in the parliament with Minister of Relations with the Parliament Anna Finocchiaro, after giving his first speech as premier at the lower house where he will later face a confidence vote, in Rome . Paolo Gentiloni, a Democrat formerly serving as foreign minister, formed Italy's new government Monday, keeping several key ministers from the coalition of Matteo Renzi, who resigned last week

Deignated Italian Minister For Relations with Parliament Anna Finocchiaro Arrives at Quirinale Palace For the Swearing-in Ceremony of the New Government in Rome Italy 12 December 2016 Designated Prime Minister Gentiloni Presented His Cabinet to President Mattarella Before He Will Be Sworn in As Prime Minister Later in the Evening President Mattarella on 11 December Gave the Former Foreign Minister a Mandate to Form a New Government in the Wake of Matteo Renzi's Resignation As Premier Last Week Following a Crushing Defeat in a 04 December Constitutional Referendum Italy Rome

Italy Government - Dec 2016

The Members of the New Cabinet Line Up For a Group Photo at Quirinale Palace in Rome Italy 12 December 2016 First Row (l-r) Defense Minister Roberta Pinotti Justice Minister Andrea Orlando Interior Minister Marco Minniti Foreign Minister Angelino Alfano Italian President Sergio Mattarella Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni Sport Minister Luca Lotti Territorial Cohesion Minister Claudio De Vincenti Regional Affairs Minister Enrico Costa Public Administration Minister Marianna Madia Relations with Parliament Minister Anna Finocchiaro; Second Row (l-r) Health Minister Beatrice Lorenzin Cultural Heritage Minister Dario Franceschini Instruction Minister Valeria Fedeli Labour Minister Giuliano Poletti Infrastructure Minister Graziano Delrio Environment Minister Gianluca Galletti Agriculture Minister Maurizio Martina Economical Progress Minister Carlo Calenda and Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan President Mattarella on 11 December Gave the Former Foreign Minister a Mandate to Form a New Government in the Wake of Matteo Renzi's Resignation As Premier Following a Crushing Defeat in a 04 December Constitutional Referendum Italy Rome

Italian Public Administration Minister Marianna Madia (l) with Relations with Parliament Minister Anna Finocchiaro During the Swearing-in Ceremony of the Italian Government at Quirinale Palace in Rome Italy 12 December 2016 President Mattarella on 11 December Gave the Former Foreign Minister a Mandate to Form a New Government in the Wake of Matteo Renzi's Resignation As Premier Last Week Following a Crushing Defeat in a 04 December Constitutional Referendum Italy Rome

The Members of the New Cabinet Line Up For a Group Photo at Quirinale Palace in Rome Italy 12 December 2016 First Row (l-r) Defense Minister Roberta Pinotti Justice Minister Andrea Orlando Interior Minister Marco Minniti Foreign Minister Angelino Alfano Italian President Sergio Mattarella Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni Sport Minister Luca Lotti Territorial Cohesion Minister Claudio De Vincenti Regional Affairs Minister Enrico Costa Public Administration Minister Marianna Madia Relations with Parliament Minister Anna Finocchiaro; Second Row (l-r) Health Minister Beatrice Lorenzin Cultural Heritage Minister Dario Franceschini Instruction Minister Valeria Fedeli Labour Minister Giuliano Poletti Infrastructure Minister Graziano Delrio Environment Minister Gianluca Galletti Agriculture Minister Maurizio Martina Economical Progress Minister Carlo Calenda and Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan President Mattarella on 11 December Gave the Former Foreign Minister a Mandate to Form a New Government in the Wake of Matteo Renzi's Resignation As Premier Last Week Following a Crushing Defeat in a 04 December Constitutional Referendum Italy Rome

Ministers Marianna Madia and Anna Finocchiaro

Swearing-in ceremony for the new Italian government, Rome, Italy - 12 Dec 2016

Italian Minister Relationships with Parliament Anna Finocchiaro during ceremony

Handover ceremony for the new Italian government, Chigi Palace, Rome, Italy - 12 Dec 2016

Anna Finocchiaro, right, Minister of Relations with the Parliament, shakes hands with Italian President Sergio Mattarella after taking her oath of office for Italy new's government, at Rome's Quirinale Presidential Palace, . Paolo Gentiloni, a Democrat serving as foreign minister, formed Italy's new government Monday, keeping several key ministers from the coalition of Matteo Renzi, who resigned last week

Politics, Rome, Italy - 12 Dec 2016

Anna Finocchiaro, right, Minister of Relations with the Parliament, is flanked by Marianna Madia, Minister of Public Administration and Simplification, prior to the swearing-in ceremony for Italy's new government at Rome's Quirinale Presidential Palace,. Paolo Gentiloni, a Democrat serving as foreign minister, formed Italy's new government Monday, keeping several key ministers from the coalition of Matteo Renzi, who resigned last week

Anna Finocchiaro, right, Minister of Relations with the Parliament is flanked by Marianna Madia, Minister of Public Administration and Simplification, prior to the swearing-in ceremony for Italy's new government at Rome's Quirinale Presidential Palace,. Paolo Gentiloni, a Democrat serving as foreign minister, formed Italy's new government Monday, keeping several key ministers from the coalition of Matteo Renzi, who resigned last week

Italian Senator of the Democratic Party (pd) Anna Finocchiaro Casts Her Ballot During the First Round of Voting to Choose a New President at the Deputies' Chamber in Rome Italy 29 January 2015 More Than 1 000 National and Regional Lawmakers From Both Houses of Parliament and Regional Representatives Are Set to Start Casting Their Ballots in the First Rounding of Voting to Elect a New President of Italy at 3pm Local Time Sergio Mattarella a Constitutional Court Judge Who Previously Served As a Christian Democrat Minister is the Lead Candidate However Conservatives Led by Former Premier Silvio Berlusconi Oppose His Candidature Rendering the Election Outcome Uncertain

First Vote For New Italian President - Jan 2015

Italian Senator of the Democratic Party (pd) Anna Finocchiaro Casts Her Ballot During the First Round of Voting to Choose a New President at the Deputies' Chamber in Rome Italy 29 January 2015 More Than 1 000 National and Regional Lawmakers From Both Houses of Parliament and Regional Representatives Are Set to Start Casting Their Ballots in the First Rounding of Voting to Elect a New President of Italy at 3pm Local Time Sergio Mattarella a Constitutional Court Judge who Previously Served As a Christian Democrat Minister is the Lead Candidate However Conservatives Led by Former Premier Silvio Berlusconi Oppose His Candidature Rendering the Election Outcome Uncertain Italy Rome

Italy Presidential Election - Jan 2015

Italian Democratic party Senator Anna Finocchiaro casts her ballot during the voting session electing the new Italian President in Rome, . Lawmakers cast ballots Thursday for a new Italian president in a vote testing Premier Matteo Renzi's ability to rally his divided party behind his reform agenda and a single candidate who is also agreeable to ex-Premier Silvio Berlusconi. Polling was expected to last at least until Friday or Saturday since the threshold slips from a two-thirds majority to a simple majority after three rounds of voting

Italy Politics, Rome, Italy

Lawmaker Anna Finocchiaro casts her ballot during the fifth round of voting to elect a new Italian head of state, at the Lower Chamber, in Rome . With a heavily polarized Parliament unable so far to agree on a new president for Italy, 87-year-old President Giorgio Napolitano yielded on Saturday to pleading from political leaders to be a candidate for a second term and quickly end an impasse which has thwarted efforts to form a government in the recession-mired country. Napolitano, citing his advanced age, had repeatedly refused to be a candidate for an unprecedented second seven-year term. But he said in a statement after lobbying from the leaders that he "cannot help but take on the responsibility toward the nation

Italian lawmaker Anna Finocchiaro casts her ballot during a vote on a new president whose first job will be to seek the formation of a new government after inconclusive elections, in Rome . Italy's Parliament has opened a third round of voting for the nation's president after two inconclusive votes a day earlier. In a bid to change the dynamic during Friday's voting, the center-left leader proposed former Premier Romano Prodi for the post. However, Silvio Berlusconi's center-right has already signaled its opposition to the man who twice beat Berlusconi in national elections

Italy President, Rome, Italy

Italian Democratic Party Senate Leader Anna Finocchiaro (c) is Surrounded by Members of the Media As She Arrives at Democratic Party Headquarters For a Party Meeting in Rome Italy 06 March 2013 the Centre-left Won the Most Votes But Failed to Secure a Majority in the Recent Italian General Election Democratic Party (pd) Leader Pier Luigi Bersani Indicated He Would Try to Lead a Minority Government with Outside Support From the Five Star Movement Italy Rome

Italy Politics Government - Mar 2013

PD party representatives Anna Finocchiaro, left, and Dario Franceschini leave after a meeting with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at Rome's Quirinale presidential palace . Italy's president is meeting with political leaders to set the stage for general elections early next year as Premier Mario Monti weighs whether to run for office after having handed in his resignation. Monti, appointed 13 months ago to steer Italy away from a Greek-style debt crisis, stepped down Friday after ex-Premier Silvio Berlusconi's party yanked its support for his technical government

PD party representatives Anna Finocchiaro, left, and Dario Franceschini talk with journalists after a meeting with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at Rome's Quirinale presidential palace . Italy's president is meeting with political leaders to set the stage for general elections early next year as Premier Mario Monti weighs whether to run for office after having handed in his resignation. Monti, appointed 13 months ago to steer Italy away from a Greek-style debt crisis, stepped down Friday after ex-Premier Silvio Berlusconi's party yanked its support for his technical government

The President of the Italian Senate Renato Schifani (top 2-r) Announces the Result of the Confidence Vote in the Senate on a Government Economic-development Bill in Rome Italy 06 December 2012 the Centre-left Democratic Party (pd) Said the Same Day That Premier Mario Monti Must Consult with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano As His Emergency Technocrat Government Has Effectively Lost Its Majority in Parliament the Call Came After Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's People of Freedom (pdl) Party Announced It was Deserting the Confidence Vote in the Senate on a Government Economic-development Bill 'If the Government No Longer Has a Majority i Think Monti Should Go to (see Napolitano At) the Quirinal Palace ' Said Anna Finocchiaro the Pd's Senate Whip the Government Won the Confidence Vote As It was Backed by the Other Parties Supporting Monti's Government Including the Pd and the Centrist Udc and the Pdl the Biggest Group in Parliament Did not Actively Vote Against It Italy Rome

Italy Politics Parliament - Dec 2012

A General View Into the Plenum As the President of the Italian Senate Renato Schifani Announces the Result of the Confidence Vote in the Senate on a Government Economic-development Bill in Rome Italy 06 December 2012 the Centre-left Democratic Party (pd) Said the Same Day That Premier Mario Monti Must Consult with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano As His Emergency Technocrat Government Has Effectively Lost Its Majority in Parliament the Call Came After Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's People of Freedom (pdl) Party Announced It was Deserting the Confidence Vote in the Senate on a Government Economic-development Bill 'If the Government No Longer Has a Majority i Think Monti Should Go to (see Napolitano At) the Quirinal Palace ' Said Anna Finocchiaro the Pd's Senate Whip the Government Won the Confidence Vote As It was Backed by the Other Parties Supporting Monti's Government Including the Pd and the Centrist Udc and the Pdl the Biggest Group in Parliament Did not Actively Vote Against It Italy Rome

Pierluigi Bersani, Anna Finocchiaro, Dario Franceschin Senator Anna Finocchiaro, left, follwed by Italian Democratic party leader Pierluigi Bersani (almost hidden by Finocchiaro), and Dario Franceschini arrive at the Senate, in Rome, for talks with Italy's new premier-designate economist Mario Monti, . Mario Monti began talks on Monday to create a new government of non-political experts tasked with overhauling an ailing economy to keep market fears over the country from threatening the existence of the euro

Italy Financial Crisis, Rome, Italy

Pierluigi Bersani, Anna Finocchiaro, Dario Franceschini Italian Democratic party leader Pierluigi Bersani, center, address the media as Senator Anna Finocchiaro, left, and Dario Franceschini look, following talks with Italy's new premier-designate economist Mario Monti, at the Senate, in Rome, . Monti is holding talks with political leaders, unions and business groups as he tries to put together a cabinet that can steer Italy through its debt crisis

Pierluigi Bersani, Anna Finocchiaro, Dario Franceschin Italian Democratic party leader Pierluigi Bersani, right, followed by Dario Franceschini and Senator Anna Finocchiaro gestures refusing to answer questions after talks with Italy's new premier-designate economist Mario Monti, at the Senate, in Rome, . Mario Monti began talks on Monday to create a new government of non-political experts tasked with overhauling an ailing economy to keep market fears over the country from threatening the existence of the euro

Pierluigi Bersani, Anna Finocchiaro, Dario Franceschini Italian Democratic party leader Pierluigi Bersani, center, next to Senator Anna Finocchiaro, left, and Dario Franceschini addresses the media after talks with Italy's new premier-designate economist Mario Monti, at the Senate, in Rome, . Mario Monti began talks on Monday to create a new government of non-political experts tasked with overhauling an ailing economy to keep market fears over the country from threatening the existence of the Euro currency

Pier Luigi Bersani, Anna Finocchiaro, Dario Franceschini

Mario Monti appointed new Italian Prime Minister at the Senate, Rome, Italy - 15 Nov 2011

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