Vincenzo Scotti

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Minister of Foreign Affairs
Vincenzo Scotti
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In office June 28, 1992 – July 29, 1992
Prime Minister	Giuliano Amato
Preceded by	Gianni De Michelis
Succeeded by	Giuliano Amato
Minister of the Interior
In office October 16, 1990 – June 28, 1992
Prime Minister	Giulio Andreotti
Preceded by	Antonio Gava
Succeeded by	Nicola Mancino

Born	September 16 1933 (1933-09-16) (age 76) Image:Napoli-Stemma.png Naples, Italy
Nationality	Image:Flag of Italy.svg Italian
Political party	Democrazia Cristiana
Profession	Politician
Religion	Roman Catholic

Vincenzo Scotti (born September 16, 1933 in Naples) is an Italian politician and member of Christian Democracy.

He was accused to have Camorra contacts throughout the 1980s and 1990s. He was Minister of the Interior and Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Political offices
Preceded by Antonio Gava	Italian Minister of the Interior 1990–1992	Succeeded by Nicola Mancino
Preceded by Gianni De Michelis	Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs 1992	Succeeded by Giuliano Amato

v • d • e Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs
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Andreotti VI Cabinet (1989 - 1991)

Martelli | Maccanico | Iervolino | Romita | Lattanzio | Gaspari | Misasi | Marongiu | Conte | Sterpa | Gava | De Michelis | Scotti | Vassalli | Formica | Cirino Pomicino | Carli | Martinazzoli | Rognoni | Mattarella | Bianco | Prandini | Mannino | Saccomandi | Bernini | Mammì | Battaglia | De Lorenzo | Ruggiero | Vizzini | Fracanzani | Piga | Donat-Cattin | Facchiano | Carraro | Tognoli | Ruffolo | Ruberti

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v • d • e Andreotti VII Cabinet (1991 - 1992)
Martelli \| D'Onofrio \| Iervolino \| Romita \| Capria \| Gaspari \| Mannino \| Boniver \| Conte \| Sterpa \| Martinazzoli \| De Michelis \| Scotti \| Cirino Pomicino \| Formica \| Carli \| Rognoni \| Misasi \| Prandini \| Goria \| Bernini \| Vizzini \| Bodrato \| De Lorenzo \| Facchiano \| Marini \| Tognoli \| Ruberti \| Ruffolo \| Lattanzio	Image:Italy-Emblem.svg

v • d • e Amato I Cabinet (1992 - 1993)
Bompiani \| Conte \| Costa \| Facchiano \| Scotti \| Colombo \| Mancino \| Martelli \| Reviglio \| Goria \| Barucci \| Andò \| Iervolino \| Merloni \| Fontana \| Tesini \| Pagani \| Guarino \| De Lorenzo \| Vitalone \| Cristofori \| Ronchey \| Boniver \| Fontana \| Ripa di Meana	Image:Italy-Emblem.svg

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