Italian politician (1916-1978)
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An Italian prime minister who tried to bring communists into government — and was kidnapped by far-left terrorists who held him 55 days, then killed him.
Aldo Moro was born 23 September 1916 and rose through Christian Democracy's centre-left wing, serving as party secretary from March 1959 to January 1964. He led Italy as prime minister for five terms between December 1963 and July 1976 — more than six years total — and twice served as foreign minister, where he pushed a pro-Arab policy. His reforms modernized the country's social and economic fabric, but his most consequential move was the Historic Compromise: an accommodation with Communist Party leader Enrico Berlinguer that redrew the possible borders of Italian politics. On 16 March 1978,…
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The party seeks to engage with reality, to guide and shape it according to its intuition, in the light of its human ideals.
Nehru is undoubtedly one of humanity’s great figures and had already secured his place in history during his lifetime.
To get things done, one needs all the time that is required.
There must be no scapegoats, no human sacrifices... The Christian Democrats are closing ranks around their own...
When one speaks the truth, one must not regret having spoken it: the truth is always enlightening.
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