Cesare Salvi
Cesare Salvi is an Italian politician and lawyer known for his past involvement in the Italian Parliament and his role in the Bicamerale, a parliamentary commission that attempted to reform the Italian Constitution in the late 1990s. He has been recognized for his contributions to legal and constitutional debates in Italy, and recently, he has been mentioned in the context of the ongoing discussions regarding constitutional reforms, particularly about the separation of the careers of magistrates, where he has faced criticism from figures like Massimo D'Alema.
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Recent news mentions
Cesare Salvi is a former representative of the Pci-Pds-Ds who supports the Yes campaign in the referendum.
Referendum, Franceschini consigliere del No. L’avviso a chi vuole «esagerare»: non mobilitate gli avversari
Italy· 2026-03-06
Massimo D'Alema recalls that Cesare Salvi voted against the separation of careers in the past but still holds affection for him.
Massimo D'Alema: «Riforma pericolosa, la destra si traveste ma rimane forcaiola»Italy· 2026-02-15
