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Revision as of 14:26, 8 October 2006
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| Rank: | 63rd Prime Minister of Pacitalia |
| Term of Office: | 11 October 1977 - 25 July 1985 |
| Predecessor: | Roberto Castorini |
| Successor: | Giorgio Cassata |
| Date of Birth: | 28 May 1938 |
| Place of Birth: | Medomanto, Acqua Verdi, Pacitalia |
| Spouse: | Michalis Kyriakodonis (b. 1940) |
| Children: | one (b. 1966) |
| Profession: | politician |
| Political Party: | Pacitalian Social Coalition |
| Languages spoken: | Pacitalian, Greek, English |
Athena Papistikas (b. 1938) is the only woman to serve as Prime Minister of Pacitalia. She served as the head of state and government from 1977 to 1985. A prominent member of the Liberale Party, Papistikas is known for her charm, unbelievable intelligence in strategy formation and remarkable wit. She was replaced by Giorgio Cassata of the Conservativa Party after she completed her second term.
Papistikas was born in Medomanto, in the island province of Acqua Verdi, in May 1938. She completed her Master's of Law at National University in Timiocato in 1954 and immediately moved into politics for the Liberal Party (now the Social Coalition). She was elevated to party leader after a bitter leadership battle in late 1976 and subsequently won the federal general election of 1977 with a slight majority.
| Preceded by: Roberto Castorini 1969-1977 |
Prime Minister of Pacitalia 1977-1985 |
Succeeded by: Giorgio Cassata 1985-1987 |
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Prime Ministers of Pacitalia |
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| Madusso-Ceranta | Bussotero | Sant'Orsino | Urtibano | Roberto Faustino | Bertadora | Martino Sperga | Tranibanto | Sorprantakis | Nicostrato | Pantafino | Santo Tiziano | Vittore | Anastasio Brauta | Vidinanta | Zerga | Concetto | Assovolti | da Sinota | Brazzitano | Spucurinanto | da Scupeta | Lomas-Peca | Santo Germano | Remigio | da Marino | Severiano | Berlusconi | Lothario Cristano | Deputà | Pacenta | Tammaro | Biagio Serra | d'Ippolito | Gualtiero-Delgado | Porfirio Aiglia | Callisto | Perrotta | Albaceti | Floriano | Casimiro | Cabrali | Bongiantura | Juliani | Vicino | Azrafeco | Santo Megna | Spadazzo | Fibriaudo | Chiefa Serra | Mapradora | Corpusto | Zalmano | Sorprantakis | Sfra | Sant'Allardo | Parderescu | Dragosto | Pietro Grazzo | Damescu | Rodriguez | Castorini | Papistikas | Cassata | Cicerone | Santo Ragazzo | Ell | Sorantanali | Serodini | Chiovitti | |
