What role did Letta have in the Cabinet from 1998-99?
Minister for the Community Policies
Prime Minister
President of the Senate
President of the Republic
Answer
From 1998 to 1999, Enrico Letta served as Minister for the Community Policies. During his time in this role, he oversaw Italy's participation in the European Union and helped to negotiate the Treaty of Amsterdam, which was signed in 1999.
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