Guido Bodrato died, he was deputy and minister for the DC. Letta: “Master of good politics”

Is dead Guido BodratoDC executive who was close to Benigno Zaccagnini, was 90 years old. The news from his social account: “Guido left us last night to join his beloved Irma. Until the end he was supported by an invincible political passion, in defense of the Constitution and the democratic representation of Parliament. May his example lead us . A prayer,” it reads. Bodrato directed the newspaper Il Popolo and was a deputy for seven legislatures, between 1968 and 1994. And minister several times: Education, Budget, Industry. Released from Parliament with the end of the First Republic, by Silvio Berlusconi and his twenty years on the political scene he said in an interview with Republic: “I fought him. And I also met him several times. One day I received a package with twenty books from Mondadori and inside a note from him: ‘To the most loyal of my opponents'”.

Very active on Twitter until last month, messages of condolence immediately appeared on the social platform: “I bow before a great master of good politics. Whole generations of democratic Catholics have been formed and will continue to be formed following his example, sharing his thoughts and his profound Europeanism. The sobriety of living and speaking. Thanks Guido,” he wrote Enrico Letta. AND Pierluigi Castagnetti: “Irma’s emptiness proved too heavy, even for a strong personality like hers. And, now, we, her younger brothers, will feel the emptiness. We will miss her political intelligence, her determination, her light in the moments darker and more difficult. ‘Go ahead!'”.