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1993 in Italy

Explore 9 historical events and records for Italy in 1993.

Historical records for Italy in 1993

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January

Single Market Launch

Amato, Giuliano ยท Rome ยท Prime Minister of Italy ยท Government / European Economic Community (EEC)

Heads the Italian government when the European single market begins operating with four freedoms.

November

Treaty of Maastricht

Ciampi, Carlo Azeglio ยท Italy ยท Prime Minister of Italy ยท Government / European Economic Community (EEC)

Heads Italy as Maastricht takes effect and the European Union begins operating under the new treaty structure.

Treaty of Maastricht Enters into Force

Ciampi, Carlo Azeglio ยท Rome ยท Prime Minister of Italy ยท Government / European Economic Community (EEC)

Heads the Italian government when the Maastricht Treaty enters into force and the European Union is established.

Other events (month unknown)

Fiorentina Hires Ranieri

Ranieri, Claudio ยท Florence ยท Manager ยท Sport / Football

Fiorentina appoint Ranieri following relegation, seeking an immediate return to Italy's top division.

Lazio Striker Wins Capocannoniere

Signori, Giuseppe ยท Rome ยท Forward ยท Sport / Football

Giuseppe Signori finishes the 1992โ€“93 Serie A campaign as the division's leading scorer, demonstrating exceptional left-footed finishing in his first Lazio season.

Prime Minister of Italy

Ciampi, Carlo ยท Prime Minister of Italy ยท Government / Government of Italy

Appointed Prime Minister of Italy

Reform of Electoral System

Ciampi, Carlo ยท Rome ยท Prime Minister of Italy ยท Government / Government of Italy

A new electoral system is based on 75% majority voting

Simone Scores Milan Super Cup Winner in Washington

Simone, Marco ยท Washington DC ยท Forward ยท Sport / Football

Marco Simone scored the decisive goal against Torino as Milan won the Italian Super Cup in Washington DC.

UEFA Cup Final Decisive Goals

Baggio, Roberto ยท Dortmund ยท Forward ยท Sport / Football

Scores twice in Juventus's 3-1 first-leg UEFA Cup final win away to Borussia Dortmund, setting the platform for a comfortable aggregate victory.

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