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La carta dei risultati delle elezioni di 1948

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1968: Christian Democracy (DC) Maintains Centrality

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1968: Christian Democracy (DC) Maintains Centrality

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1962: Formation of the Italian Liberal Party's Influence

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1962: Formation of the Italian Liberal Party's Influence

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1960: The Tambroni Cabinet and Public Unrest

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1960: The Tambroni Cabinet and Public Unrest

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1968: Radical Party's Campaign for Civil Rights

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1968: Radical Party's Campaign for Civil Rights

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1966: Italian Communist Party (PCI) Under Enrico Berlinguer

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1966: Italian Communist Party (PCI) Under Enrico Berlinguer

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The formation of the center-left coalition government in 1964, comprising the Christian Democracy (DC), the Italian Socialist Party (PSI), and other minor parties, marked a significant move towards broader political inclusivity. This coalition aimed to address social issues and modernize the economy, indicating a shift from traditional conservative governance to more progressive social policies.

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1960s: The Italian Social Democrats' Role in Shaping Economic Policy

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1960s: The Italian Social Democrats' Role in Shaping Economic Policy