Francesco Picardi

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Francesco Picardi (28 November 1928 in Naples – 12 February 2012 in Naples) was an Italian politician famous for being mayor of Naples for only 100 days.^[1][2] Picardi was the first mayor of Naples following the end of communist rule in 1984.^[3]

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