Alessandro Bianchi

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Alessandro Bianchi with Umberto Eco

Alessandro Bianchi with Umberto Eco

Alessandro Bianchi (born 28 January 1945 in Rome) is the current Italian Minister of Transportation.

A registered member of the Italian Communist Party until its disbandment, Bianchi is the rector of the University of Reggio Calabria and a city planning teacher. He is part of the cabinet of Romano Prodi since May 17, 2006; his name was chosen by a list of prominent left-wing independent people proposed by the Party of Italian Communists.

Preceded by Pietro Lunardi	Italian Minister of Transportation 2006 – present	Incumbent

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Categories: Italian politicians | Italian academics | 1945 births | People from Rome (city) | Living people | Members of the Italian Communist Party

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