Bilderberg & Trilateral Commission & Aspen Institute Member Enrico Letta Appointed Italian Prime Minister, Asked To Form Government

Actually Enrico Letta is since 2004 Vice-Chairman of the Aspen Institute Italy:

Giulio Tremonti appointed Chairman and Enrico Letta Vice Chairman of Aspen Institute Italia (effective Feb. 1, 2004)



Enrico Letta Appointed Italian Prime Minister, Asked To Form Government (Huffington Post, April 24, 2013):

ROME — Italy’s president appointed Enrico Letta as premier-designate Wednesday, asking him to form a coalition government representing Italy’s main parties to end two months of political paralysis and put the country back on the path of reform and growth.

Letta, a 46-year-old center-left lawmaker and No. 2 Democratic Party leader, said he accepted the job knowing it’s an enormous responsibility and that Italy’s political class “has lost all credibility.”

President Giorgio Napolitano charged Letta with putting together a coalition government of the Democratic Party and the center-right party of Premier Silvio Berlusconi, the two biggest blocks in Parliament, and said he had received assurances that both would support Letta.

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