List of Pacitalian Prime Ministers

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Prime Minister became the title of the head of state and head of government upon the inception and establishment of the Democratic Capitalist Republic of Pacitalia on 21 November 1503. Here is a list of all the Prime Ministers in Pacitalian history:

Key

  • C = Capitalist Party (fiscally conservative, socially liberal), in existence 1989-2005
  • Co = Conservative Party (fiscally conservative, socially moderate), in existence 1503-1988
  • F = Federation of Progressive Democrats (fiscally conservative, socially liberal), in existence 2005-
  • Ind. = Denotes a prime minister independent of any political party
  • L = Liberal Party (classical-compassionate liberalism), in existence 1503-2002, now known as the Social Coalition Party (welfare liberalism).
  • P = Pacifist Party (fiscally conservative, socially liberal), in existence 1902-1989
  • N = New Direction Party (welfare socialism), in existence 1678-1743
  • R = Reformation Party (church-state reconstitutionism), in existence 1759-1795
  • S = Socialist Alliance Party (democratic socialism), in existence 1558-1928

The Prime Ministers

  1. Barunino Madusso-Ceranta (Co), 1503-1515
  2. Mananto Bussotero (Co), 1515-1523
  3. Alphonso Sant'Orsino (L), 1523-1531
  4. Arturo Urtibano (Co), 1531-1543
  5. Davido Roberto Faustino (L), 1543-1555
  6. Vitale Bertadora (L), 1555-1559
  7. Alessandro Martino Sperga (S), 1559-1563
  8. Juliano Tranibanto (L), 1563-1567
  9. Yavou Sorprantakis (L), 1567-1571
  10. Mario Nicostrato (Co), 1571-1579
  11. Cristiano Pantafino (Co), 1579-1587
  12. Alberto Santo Tiziano (Ind.), 1587-1589
  13. Gerardo Vittore (L), 1589-1597
  14. Pietro Anastasio Brauta (Co), 1597-1605
  15. Riccardo Massimo Vidinanta (Co), 1605-1612
  16. Lymanto Zerga (L), 1612-1620
  17. Martino Concetto (L), 1620-1628
  18. Nicusoro Assovolti (Co), 1628-1640
  19. Samueli da Sinota (Ind.), 1640-1656
  20. Angelo Brazzitano (Co), 1656-1659
  21. Rodolfo Spucurinato (Co), 1659-1667
  22. Fabrizio da Scupeta (Co), 1667-1689
  23. Rodrigo Lomas-Peca (L), 1689-1701
  24. Pananimo Santo Germano (Co), 1701-1709
  25. Stefano Remigio (L), 1709-1710
  26. Gianpiero da Marino (L), 1710-1718
  27. Brino Severiano (L), 1718-1730
  28. Primo Taddeo Berlusconi (L), 1730-1736
  29. Leonardo Lothario Cristano (S), 1736-1740
  30. Alberto Deputà (S), 1740-1741
  31. Rocco Bernardo Pacenta (N), 1740-1742
  32. Claudio Tammaro (S), 1742-1750
  33. Fabiano Biagio Serra (S), 1750-1762
  34. Alcide d'Ippolito (L), 1762-1765
  35. Carín Gualtiero-Delgado (L), 1765-1779
  36. Domenico Porfirio Aiglia (Co), 1779-1792
  37. Bengiamino Callisto* (R), 1792
  38. Tommaso Perrotta (Co), 1792-1801
  39. Ermanno Albaceti (Co), 1801-1809
  40. Casuplio Floriano (L), 1809-1817
  41. Spumino Casimiro (Co), 1817-1827
  42. Giovanni Cabrali (Co), 1827-1835
  43. Francisco Bongiantura (Co), 1835-1851
  44. Alfredo Juliani (Co), 1851-1855
  45. Sarapene Vicino (Co)*, 1855-1856
  46. Aidito Azrafeco (L)*, 1856-1857
  47. Marco Santo Megna (Co), 1857-1865
  48. Cloroforo Spadazzo (L), 1865-1869
  49. Janus Fibriaudo (L), 1869-1877
  50. Intelio Chiefa Serra (Co), 1877-1885
  51. Arbus Mapradora (Co), 1885-1893
  52. Zegno Corpusto (Co), 1893-1901
  53. Mario Zalmano (Co), 1901-1905
  54. Medinis Sorprantakis (P~), 1905-1913
  55. Luigi Sfra (L), 1913-1921
  56. Marco Sant'Allardo (P), 1921-1937
  57. Portului Parderescu* (P), 1937
  58. Corpalo Dragosto (Co), 1937-1945
  59. Rabastano Pietro Grazzo (P), 1945-1957
  60. Grasiru Damescu (P), 1957-1965
  61. Jota Rodriguez (L), 1965-1969
  62. Roberto Castorini (L), 1969-1977
  63. Athena Papistikas (L), 1977-1985
  64. Giorgio Cassata (Co**), 1985-1987
  65. Daniel Cicerone* (Co**), 1987-1988
  66. Francesco Santo Ragazzo (P/C***), 1988-1996
  67. Timothy Ell (C/FPD***), 1996-2006
  68. Constantino Sorantanali (FPD), 2006
  69. Albinanda Serodini* (FPD), 2006
  70. Fernando Chiovitti (PSC), 2006-

Footnotes

* Interim prime minister between a resignation or forced step-down and an election
** Conservative Party, now defunct
*** The Pacifist Party was renamed to the Capitalist Party in 1989, then to the Federation of Progressive Democrats in 2005.
~ The Pacifist Party was formed in 1902. Before that only two parties existed, the Liberal and Conservative.

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