Career
- 1970-1997: Flight engineer
- 2001-2004: Manager
- 1980-1981: Chairman of the Association of Flight Engineers
- 1991-1994: Chairman of the Lega Lombarda
- since 1990: Member of the Municipal Council of Albizzate (1986), Samarate (1987-1990) and Busto Arsizio
- since 1993: Chairman of the Municipal Council of Busto Arsizio
- 1990-1991: Regional councillor, Chairman of the Committee on Institutional Affairs
- 1992-1999: Senator
- 1994-1995: Minister for Institutional Reform
- 1989-1994 and since 1999: Member of the European Parliament
- 1996-2000: Member of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (1994-1995) and of the WEU
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