2019 in Italy
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Events during the year 2019 in Italy.
Incumbents[]
- President: Sergio Mattarella
- Prime Minister: Giuseppe Conte[1]
Events[]
Aerial view of Milan
- 14–17 February – Scheduled date for the 2019 Italian Basketball Cup, to be played in Florence
- 1 March – 1 September – The 22nd Triennial is scheduled to be held in Milan
- 31 March – Several tens of thousands of people marched in support of the ultra-Conservative World Congress of Families on Sunday, on the final day of their conference in northern Italy.[2][3]
- 24 June – The International Olympic Committee awards the 2026 Winter Olympics to Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, beating Stockholm-Åre.
- 24 July – New Mayor of Predappio announced plans to open Mussolini crypt to the public all year round. Mr Canali said he wanted to promote the tomb as a tourist attraction to boost the local economy.[4][5][6]
- 9 August – The deputy prime minister and leader of the League Matteo Salvini called for new elections, and announced a no-confidence vote on the government backed by his party in a coalition with the Five Star Movement.[7]
- 21 August – Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte resigns.[1]
- 3 September – The Five Star Movement members voted in favor of a coalition with the Democrats, under the premiership of Conte.
- 4 September – The Conte II Cabinet was sworn in.[8]
- 19 September- an anti-piracy blitz occurs, most of the servers illegally broadcasting the signal of the main pay TVs in Italy, Belgium, France, the Netherlands and Spain.
- 27 October – The centre-right coalition composed of mr Salvini's League, far-right Brothers of Italy and Berlusconi's Forza Italia wins 2019 Umbrian regional election. becoming the first centre right government in Umbria in more than 50 years.
- 12 – 21 December – 2019 Winter Deaflympics held in Province of Sondrio for nine days.[9]
Deaths[]
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January[]
- 2 January – Michele Caccavale, politician, Deputy (b. 1947).[10]
- 6 January – Angelo Ziccardi, politician, Senator (b. 1928).[11]
- 7 January – Alfredo Arpaia, politician, Deputy (b. 1940).[12]
- 9 January
- Fernando Aiuti, immunologist and politician (b. 1935).[13]
- Paolo Paoloni, actor (b. 1929).[14]
- 10 January – Erminio Boso, politician, Senator (b. 1945).[15]
- 19 January – Mario Bertoncini, composer, pianist, and music educator (b. 1932).[16]
- 20 January – Evloghios, Orthodox bishop, Primate of the Holy Synod of Milan (b. 1935).[17]
- 21 January – Giuseppe Minardi, racing cyclist (b. 1928).[18]
- 25 January
- Vigilio Mario Olmi, Roman Catholic prelate, Auxiliary Bishop of Brescia 1986–2003 (b. 1927)
- Renzo Pigni, politician (b. 1925).[19]
February[]
Marella Agnelli
- 4 February – Giampiero Artegiani, Italian singer-songwriter, lyricist and producer (b. 1955)[20]
- 9 February – Mario Gerla, Italian computer scientist and engineer (b. 1943)[21]
- 10 February
- Mario Bernardo, Italian cinematographer (b. 1919)[22]
- Maura Viceconte, Italian Olympic long-distance runner (b. 1967)[23]
- 13 February – Miranda Bonansea, Italian actress (b. 1926)[24]
- 15 February – Adriano Ossicini, Italian politician (b. 1920)[25]
- 19 February – Giulio Brogi, Italian actor (b. 1935)[26]
- 21 February – Maurizio Clerici, Italian Olympic rower (b. 1929)[27]
- 23 February – Marella Agnelli, Italian art collector and socialite (b. 1927)[28]
- 24 February – Giovanni Piana, Italian philosopher (b. 1940)[29]
March[]
- 9 March – Anna Costanza Baldry[30]
April[]
- 5 April – Gianfranco Leoncini, Italian footballer (b. 1939)[31]
- 19 April – Massimo Marino, television presenter and actor (b. 1960)[32]
May[]
- 11 May – Gianni De Michelis, Italian politician (b. 1940)[33]
June[]
Elio Sgreccia
Franco Zeffirelli
- 5 June – Elio Sgreccia, Italian cardinal (b. 1928)[34]
- 7 June – Nello Governato, Italian footballer (b. 1938)[35]
- 8 June – Renzo Patria, Italian politician (b. 1933)[36]
- 10 June – Mario Mangiarotti, Italian fencer (b. 1920)[37]
- 11 June
- Domenico De Simone, Italian politician (b. 1926)[38]
- Enrico Nascimbeni, Italian singer (b. 1959)[39]
- Valeria Valeri, Italian actress (b. 1921)[40]
- 13 June – Rosario Parmegiani, Italian water polo player (b. 1937)[41]
- 15 June – Franco Zeffirelli, film director and politician (b. 1923)[42]
- 17 June
- Salvatore Senese, Italian politician (b. 1935)[43]
- Remo Vigni, Italian footballer (b. 1938)[44]
- 20 June
- Emanuele Crestini, Italian politician (b. 1972)[45]
- Gino Pasqualotto, Italian ice hockey player (b. 1955)[46]
- 25 June – Giuseppe Fabiani, Italian Roman Catholic bishop (b. 1926)[47]
- 26 June – Loredana Simioli, Italian actress (b. 1978)[48]
- 30 June – Giovanni Giavazzi, Italian politician (b. 1920)[49]
July[]
Valentina Cortese
Andrea Camilleri
- 1 July
- Osvalda Giardi, Italian high jumper and pentathlete (b. 1932)[50]
- Ennio Guarnieri, Italian cinematographer (b. 1930)[51]
- 2 July – Francesco Pontone, Italian politician (b. 1927)[52]
- 3 July – Vasco Tagliavini, Italian professional football player and coach (b. 1937)[53]
- 5 July
- Ugo Gregoretti, Italian film director, actor, screenwriter, author and television host (b. 1930[54]
- Paolo Vinaccia, Italian composer, jazz drummer, and percussionist (b. 1954)[55]
- 7 July – Salvatore Angerami, Italian Roman Catholic prelate (b. 1956)[56]
- 9 July – Domenico Bova, Italian politician (b. 1946)[57]
- 10 July – Valentina Cortese, Italian actress (b. 1923).[58]
- 13 July
- 14 July – Nereo Laroni, Italian politician (b. 1942)[61]
- 17 July
- Andrea Camilleri, Italian writer (b. 1925)[62]
- Giuseppe Merlo, Italian tennis player (b. 1927)[63]
- 18 July – Luciano De Crescenzo, Italian writer, film actor, director and engineer (b. 1928)[64]
- 20 July
- Marisa Merz, Italian artist (b. 1926)[65]
- Ilaria Occhini, Italian actress (b. 1934)[66]
- 22 July – Giuliana Morandini, Italian writer and literary critic (b. 1938)[67]
- 24 July – Sergio Di Giulio, Italian actor (b. 1945)[68]
August[]
- 16 August – Felice Gimondi, Italian racing cyclist (b. 1942)[69]
- 29 August – Achille Silvestrini, Italian cardinal (b. 1923)[70]
September[]
- 2 September – Andrea Gemma, Italian Roman Catholic prelate (b. 1930)[71]
- 7 September – Alberto Cerreti, Italian politician (b. 1939)[72]
- 10 September
- Stefano Delle Chiaie, Italian neofascist activist (b. 1936)[73]
- Salvatore Mannuzzu, Italian writer, politician, and magistrate (b. 1930)[74]
- 13 September – Bruno Grandi, Italian sports executive (b. 1934)[75]
- 15 September – Roberto Villetti, Italian politician (b. 1944)[76]
- 17 September – Fabio Buzzi, Italian motorboat builder and racer (b. 1943)[77]
- 19 September – Luigi Bommarito, Italian Roman Catholic archbishop (b. 1926)[78]
- 23 September – Walter Nicoletti, Italian football manager (b. 1952)[79]
- 27 September – Dante Bernini, Italian Roman Catholic prelate (b. 1922)[80]
November[]
- 22 November – Cecilia Seghizzi, composer, painter and teacher (b. 1908)[81]
See also[]
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References[]
- ^ Jump up to: a b Livia Borghese; Ivana Kottasova (21 August 2019), "Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte resigns, attacks Salvini as 'irresponsible'", CNN, retrieved 21 August 2019
- ^ "Thousands join Congress of Families march in Italy". 31 March 2019.
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- ^ Giuffrida, Angela (27 July 2019). "Mussolini's birthplace cashes in on the surge of far-right tourism". The Guardian.
- ^ McKenna, Josephine (24 July 2019). "Right-wing mayor of Mussolini's birthplace pushes to open dictator's crypt to public all year round". The Telegraph.
- ^ Milan, Tom Kington (24 July 2019). "Benito Mussolini's tomb opens all year to meet demand". The Times.
- ^ "Italy's Matteo Salvini calls for fresh elections as coalition fractures". The Guardian. 9 August 2019. Retrieved 9 August 2019.
- ^ "Conte Bis, lunedì alle 11 dibattito fiducia alla Camera". Adnkronos (in Italian). Retrieved 4 September 2019.
- ^ admin. "In a few hours the opening ceremony will take place in Sondrio – 19 Winter Deaflympics". Archived from the original on 12 December 2019. Retrieved 17 December 2019.
- ^ E’ morto l’ex deputato di Forza Italia Michele Caccavale (in Italian)
- ^ Matera, addio all'ex senatore del Pci Angelo Ziccardi (in Italian)
- ^ Morto l'ex parlamentare napoletano Alfredo Arpaia (in Italian)
- ^ "Immunologist Aiuti dies, maybe suicide". ansa.it. 9 January 2019. Retrieved 11 January 2019.
- ^ Paolo Paoloni, è morto il megadirettore galattico di Fantozzi (in Italian)
- ^ Morto Enzo Erminio Boso, ex senatore della Lega Nord (in Italian)
- ^ Cordoglio della Chigiana per la morte del maestro Bertoncini (in Italian)
- ^ Скончался председатель Миланского Синода ИПЦ Митрополит Евлогий (in Russian)
- ^ Giuseppe Minardi morto, 'Pipaza' era la maglia rosa più vecchia (in Italian)
- ^ Como piange Renzo Pigni L'ex sindaco è morto nella notte (in Italian)
- ^ Morto Giampiero Artegiani, vinse il Festival di Sanremo con «Perdere l'amore» Archived 9 February 2019 at the Wayback Machine (in Italian)
- ^ In Memoriam: Computer science professor and former department chair Mario Gerla MS ’70, PhD ’73
- ^ Addio a Bernardo, l'ultimo partigiano Se ne è andato a 99 anni (in Italian)
- ^ Morta Maura Viceconte, la maratoneta italiana ancora primatista dei 10.000 metri (in Italian)
- ^ Si è spenta Miranda Bonansea, leggenda del doppiaggio italiano: era nata a Mondovì nel 1926 (in Italian)
- ^ E' morto Adriano Ossicini, ex partigiano, parlamentare e ministro: salvò molti ebrei romani dalla deportazione (in Italian)
- ^ Morto Giulio Brogi (in Italian)
- ^ È morto l'olimpionico Maurizio Clerici (in Italian)
- ^ E' morta Marella Agnelli, moglie dell'Avvocato Gianni (in Italian)
- ^ E' morto il filosofo Giovanni Piana. Era legato al territorio meratese (in Italian)
- ^ Farrington, David P.; Zych, Izabela; Llorent, Vicente J.; Ttofi, Maria M. (10 June 2019). "Anna Costanza Baldry (May 16, 1970 – March 9, 2019)". International Journal of Bullying Prevention: s42380–019–00023-9. doi:10.1007/s42380-019-00023-9. ISSN 2523-3653.
- ^ "E' morto l'ex Juve Gianfranco Leoncini". Calciomercato.com | Tutte le news sul calcio in tempo reale.
- ^ È morto Massimo Marino, personaggio cult delle notti romane (in Italian)
- ^ È morto Gianni De Michelis (in Italian)
- ^ Bioetica: morto il card. Elio Sgreccia, “padre” della bioetica (in Italian)
- ^ Nello Governato è morto/ Addio all’ex ds della Lazio di Cragnotti: aveva 80 anni (in Italian)
- ^ È morto Renzo Patria, storico esponente democristian (in Italian)
- ^ Cardiologo a Bergamo e super campione di scherma: addio a Mario Mangiarotti, aveva 98 anni (in Italian)
- ^ È morto il senatore Domenico De Simone, fu sindaco di Torremaggiore, senatore e deputato (in Italian)
- ^ È morto Enrico Nascimbeni a Milano, aveva 59 anni (in Italian)
- ^ Valeria Valeri: muore a 97 anni l'attrice dal sorriso garbato (in Italian)
- ^ Addio a Rosario Parmegiani, oro olimpico a Roma '60 (in Italian)
- ^ Legendary Italian director Franco Zeffirelli dies aged 96
- ^ È morto Salvatore Senese, ex magistrato e politico, tra i fondatori di Magistratura Democratica (in Italian)
- ^ È morto Remo Vigni, l'ultimo in vita dei Carlino's Boys (in Italian)
- ^ Rocca di Papa, il sindaco Emanuele Crestini è morto da eroe: è uscito per ultimo per salvare i dipendenti (in Italian)
- ^ Bolzano in lutto, è morto Gino Pasqualotto (in Italian)
- ^ Lutto in Diocesi, monsignor Fabiani è salito alla Casa del Padre (in Italian)
- ^ È morta l’attrice Loredana Simioli. In un video la sua lotta contro il cancro (in Italian)
- ^ È morto Giovanni Giavazzi, una vita di impegno civile (in Italian)
- ^ Sport, muore ex pluricampionessa italiana (in Italian)
- ^ Cinema: morto Ennio Guarnieri (in Italian)
- ^ Addio a Pontone, il nonno dei nonni (in Italian)
- ^ Morto a 81 anni Vasco Tagliavini, ex calciatore dell’Inter e stimato allenatore (in Italian)
- ^ Morto Ugo Gregoretti: il regista romano aveva 88 anni (in Italian)
- ^ Paolo Vinaccia er død (in Norwegian)
- ^ Morto monsignor Angerami, addio al vescovo ausiliare di Napoli (in Italian)
- ^ È morto l'ex parlamentare Mimmo Bova (in Italian)
- ^ Valentina Cortese, Italian Actress Nominated for Oscar, Dies at 96
- ^ Morto Augusto Fantozzi, fu ministro e commissario Alitalia (in Italian)
- ^ Collège cardinalice: décès du card. italien Paolo Sardi (in French)
- ^ Morto Nereo Laroni. Si è spento al'ospedale di Mestre dopo un intervento (in Italian)
- ^ Andrea Camilleri è morto, addio al papà di Montalbano (in Italian)
- ^ Il tennis italiano piange la morte di Beppe Merlo Archived 17 July 2019 at the Wayback Machine (in Italian)
- ^ Roma, Luciano De Crescenzo è morto nella sua casa romana (in Italian)
- ^ È morta Marisa Merz, l’unica donna esponente dell’arte povera (in Italian)
- ^ Addio all'attrice Ilaria Occhini, aveva 85 anni (in Italian)
- ^ Morta la scrittrice Giuliana Morandini (in Italian)
- ^ È morto Sergio Di Giulio, doppiatore storico di Dan Aykroyd nella saga Ghostbusters (in Italian)
- ^ Addio a Felice Gimondi: l'ex corridore è morto a 76 anni
- ^ Addio a Silvestrini, uno dei protagonist della diplomazia vaticana (in Italian)
- ^ Bishop Andrea Gemma, F.D.P. †
- ^ Addio a Cerreti, fu presidente della Provincia (in Italian)
- ^ Strage di Bologna, è morto Stefano Delle Chiaie (in Italian)
- ^ Morto Salvatore Mannuzzu, addio a 89 anni al grande scrittore sardo (in Italian)
- ^ "Gymnastics federation president Grandi dies". ESPN. 13 September 2019. Retrieved 13 September 2019.
- ^ Ciao Roberto (in Italian)
- ^ Motorboat racer Fabio Buzzi one of three killed in boat crash in Venice
- ^ E' tornato alla casa del Padre il vescovo Luigi Bommarito (in Italian)
- ^ È morto Walter Nicoletti, ex allenatore di Empoli, Trapani, Cesena e Spal (in Italian)
- ^ È morto don Dante Bernini, il vescovo della pace e della nonviolenza (in Italian)
- ^ Gorizia in lutto: morta a 111 anni Cecilia Seghizzi (in Italian)
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