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born 1949
Massimo D'Alema (born 20 April, 1949) is an Italian politician and journalist who was the 53rd prime minister of Italy from 1998 to 2000. He was Deputy Prime Minister of Italy and Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs from 2006 to 2008.
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I am a reasonable man of the left who seeks to work for the good of the country.
Nichi Vendola is the only one capable of reviving a modern version of left-wing politics; the others seem too disoriented to me.
While political analysts say that Vendola and Casini cannot be mixed, voters are showing that they are happy to mix them together.
We all agree on moving beyond alliances that are simply everyone ganging up against someone else, which does not mean isolation. Now it is a question of forming alliances based on shared programs.
Alessandro Natta represented a whole part of my life.
The temptation of power is demonic and has always been, throughout the history of the Church, the source of misdeeds for which John Paul II had to ask forgiveness.
Vendola is part of the left wing that has been Prodi's biggest problem since his first government.
I am a supporter of Zeman. He is a divisive figure with a strong personality, someone who loves beautiful football.
At Piaggio there were real workers, not the kind who called in sick when there was a football match.
Berlusconi has an easy game, because we are coming out of a period of political vacuum.
I don't care if Berlusconi wants the reform agreement for personal gain.
I do not participate in the criminalization of the M5S, partly because the neo-fascist drift of the Lega is undoubtedly more worrying.
This self-harm confirms what I have believed for years. The left is inherently evil. Only the existence of the right makes this evil bearable.
(During a visit at Mediaset) I am not here to pay tribute to Berlusconi, but to a company that is a national treasure.
Storace's right wing enters the government: a sign of dialogue and openness, a good sign for moderates.
There is no right-wing liberal movement in Italy. It has always been corporatist and statist, and Berlusconism was no exception.
Banks do not stand for election, and if they did, they would not have enough votes to govern these days.
I don't think that Renzi's media success corresponds to extraordinary wealth and novelty of content. (October 29, 2013)
I am not a pacifist. I am for freedom, democracy, and human rights.
The delegitimization of judges undermines the democratic order. (April 9, 1996)
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