The V Legislature of the Regional Council of Tuscany, the legislative assembly of Tuscany, was inaugurated following the 1990 regional election, held on 6–7 May 1990.[1]
Paolo Benelli served as president of the regional council until 8 June 1993, when he was succeeded by Simone Siliani, who remained in office until the end of the legislature. Marco Marcucci (PCI, later PDS) served as president of Tuscany until January 1992, when he was succeeded by Vannino Chiti (PDS), who headed the regional government for the remainder of the legislature.[1]
Members
edit- Mariangela Arnavas
- Luigi Badiali
- Angelo Baracca
- Tommaso Franci (since 8 March 1994)
- Tito Barbini
- Paolo Bartolozzi
- Gabriele Bellettini
- Alberto Bencistà
- Paolo Benelli
- Laura Lodigiani (from 5 March 1994 to 21 April 1994, while Benelli was temporarily suspended)
- Paolo Benesperi
- Riccardo Bicchi
- Giuseppe Bicocchi
- Giuseppe Del Carlo (since 11 January 1992)
- Romano Boretti
- Francesco Bosi
- Massimo Braccesi
- Silvano Calugi
- Oriano Cappelli
- Claudio Alvaro Carosi
- Gian Mario Carpi
- Gabriello Mancini (since 16 July 1991)
- Vannino Chiti
- Vittorio Cioni
- Claudio Del Lungo
- Rossano Ercolini (from 21 January 1991 to 19 November 1991, following the temporary annulment of Del Lungo's election)
- Patrizia Dini
- Fabrizio Franceschini
- Giovanni Fratini
- Angelo Fruzzetti
- Carlo Gattai
- Fabrizio Geloni
- Mauro Ginanneschi
- Paolo Giannarelli
- Giacomino Granchi
- Rinaldo Innaco
- Giorgio Kutufà
- Orietta Lunghi
- Alberto Magnolfi
- Enno Ghiandelli (since 1 January 1992)
- Carlo Maltagliati
- Maria Grazia Mammuccini
- Marco Marcucci
- Riccardo Migliori
- Eliana Monarca
- Antonio Morettini
- Glauco Moscardini
- Angelo Passaleva
- Stefano Passigli
- Carlo Lessona (since 4 March 1992)
- Armando Calò (since 26 May 1992)
- Simonetta Pecini
- Moreno Periccioli
- Piero Pizzi
- Girolamo Presentini
- Simone Siliani
- Vincenzo Turini
- Michele Ventura
Election
editExecutive branch
editThe Regional Government (Giunta Regionale) was elected on 10 July 1990.[1][2][3]
| Member | Party | Delegate for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marco Marcucci (president) |
PCI | – | |
| Alberto Magnolfi (vice president) |
PSI | Healthcare | |
| Luigi Badiali | PSI | Industry and manufacturing | |
| Tito Barbini | PCI | Social welfare | |
| Paolo Benesperi | PCI | EU policies, information systems and statistics | |
| Riccardo Bicchi | PCI | Transports | |
| Claudio Alvaro Carosi | PSDI | General affairs, budget and finance | |
| Fabrizio Franceschini | PCI | Environment | |
| Giovanni Fratini | PSI | Economy, tourism and sports | |
| Paolo Giannarelli | PSI | Culture, education and university | |
| Mauro Ginanneschi | PCI | Agriculture | |
| Giacomino Granchi | PSI | Urban planning | |
| Eliana Monarca | PCI | Labour | |
The Regional Government was re-elected on 11 January 1992 following its dissolution on 10 December 1991.[1][4]
| Member | Party | Delegate for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vannino Chiti (president) |
PDS | – | |
| Giacomino Granchi (vice president) |
PSI | Urban planning | |
| Luigi Badiali | PSI | Industry and manufacturing | |
| Tito Barbini | PDS | Social welfare | |
| Alberto Bencistà | PDS | Agriculture | |
| Paolo Benesperi | PDS | Transports | |
| Claudio Alvaro Carosi | PSDI | Budget and finance | |
| Giovanni Fratini | PSI | Healthcare | |
| Carlo Gattai | PLI | Tourism and sports | |
| Paolo Giannarelli | PSI | Culture, education and university | |
| Eliana Monarca | PDS | Environment | |
| Moreno Periccioli | PDS | General affairs and personnel | |
On 20 October 1992, Ennio Ghiandelli replaced Granchi as regional assessor, and Paolo Giannarelli became the vice president. The government resigned again on 8 June 1993 and was re-elected on 15 June 1993.[1][5]
| Member | Party | Delegate for | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vannino Chiti (president) |
PDS | – | |
| Giovanni Fratini (vice president) |
PSI | Healthcare | |
| Mariangela Arnavas | PDS | Social welfare | |
| Luigi Badiali | PSI | Industry and manufacturing | |
| Tito Barbini | PDS | Urban planning | |
| Alberto Bencistà | PDS | Agriculture | |
| Paolo Benesperi | PDS | Culture, education and university | |
| Claudio Alvaro Carosi | PSDI | Budget, finance and environment | |
| Carlo Gattai | PLI | Tourism and sports | |
| Ennio Ghiandelli | PSI | Transports | |
| Moreno Periccioli | PDS | Labour, general affairs and personnel | |
On 22 June 1993, Carosi was suspended from office. Patrizia Dini (PDS) joined the regional government with responsibility for budget and finance. Periccioli was assigned the environment portfolio, while Ghiandelli was assigned labour.[1][6] On 25 January 1994, Badiali was suspended from office as regional minister and Carosi was reinstated, with responsibility for healthcare. Mauro Ginanneschi was also appointed, with responsibility for the economy, industry, and manufacturing. Fratini was assigned the budget and finance, general affairs, and personnel portfolios, while Dini was assigned labour.[7] On 3 May 1994, Badiali was reinstated to the regional government with responsibility for European Union policies.[8]
References
edit- 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Gli eletti nella V legislatura 1990-1995". Regional Council of Tuscany.
- ↑ "V legislatura – prima composizione". Regione Toscana. Retrieved 3 June 2026.
- ↑ "V legislatura – seconda composizione". Regione Toscana. Retrieved 5 June 2026.
- ↑ "V legislatura – terza composizione". Regione Toscana. Retrieved 5 June 2026.
- ↑ "V legislatura – quinta composizione". Regione Toscana. Retrieved 5 June 2026.
- ↑ "V legislatura – settima composizione". Regione Toscana. Retrieved 5 June 2026.
- ↑ "V legislatura – ottava composizione". Regione Toscana. Retrieved 5 June 2026.
- ↑ "V legislatura – nona composizione". Regione Toscana. Retrieved 5 June 2026.