Maurizio Lupi

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Maurizio Lupi
Maurizio Lupi Official.jpeg
Maurizio Lupi in March 2012
Minister of Infrastructure and Transport
In office
28 April 2013 20 March 2015
Preceded by Corrado Passera
Succeeded by Graziano Delrio