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Matteo Piantedosi · Italian prefect and politician | AveNews

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Matteo Piantedosi

2 articlesUpdated 24 October 2026

Matteo Piantedosi is the Italian Minister of the Interior, a politician and prefect. He is a citizen of Italy, born in 1963.

Born: 20 April 1963

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