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'''Franco Alessandro Daniele Russo''' (born 16th June 1975) is a [[Pacitalia]]n politician, lawyer and economist | '''Franco Alessandro Daniele Russo''' (born 16th June 1975) is a [[Pacitalia]]n politician, lawyer and economist. He was the [[Pacitalian Social Democratic Congress]]' candidate for [[Archonate of the Pacitalian Republic|Archonate]] in the [[Pacitalian archonal election, 2023|2023 election]]. Russo served as the Governor of the [[Republican Central Bank]] from 2017 to 2023, and his approach to {{wp|monetary policy}} during his term is widely credited with helping Pacitalia emerge from a deep recession in the mid-2010s. | ||
Russo was a candidate for Archonate once before, running for the [[Pacitalian Social Democratic Congress|PSC]] in the [[Pacitalian archonal election, 2016|2016 election]]. He placed a surprise second, despite polling that suggested he would be eliminated in the first round, and subsequently advanced to the runoff, narrowly losing to industrialist [[Carmine Bello]] of the [[Christian Democratic Party|Christian Democrats]] in what became a highly contentious election result. After irregularities were discovered in the vote, the election was annulled and [[Pacitalian archonal election, 2017|re-run in 2017]]. | Russo was a candidate for Archonate once before, running for the [[Pacitalian Social Democratic Congress|PSC]] in the [[Pacitalian archonal election, 2016|2016 election]]. He placed a surprise second, despite polling that suggested he would be eliminated in the first round, and subsequently advanced to the runoff, narrowly losing to industrialist [[Carmine Bello]] of the [[Christian Democratic Party|Christian Democrats]] in what became a highly contentious election result. After irregularities were discovered in the vote, the election was annulled and [[Pacitalian archonal election, 2017|re-run in 2017]]. | ||
After Russo declined to run again, then-prime minister [[Archetenia Nera]] went on to nominate him to run the Pacitalian central bank in early 2017. | After Russo declined to run again, then-prime minister [[Archetenia Nera]] went on to nominate him to run the Pacitalian central bank in early 2017. In the 2023 election, Russo advanced to the runoff against the [[Christian Democratic Party|Christian Democrats]]' [[Abeo Bamidele]], but lost. | ||
[[Category:Pacitalia]][[Category:Politicians]] | [[Category:Pacitalia]][[Category:Politicians]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:35, 16 December 2023
Franco Russo | |
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 Russo in 2023 | |
| Governor of the Republican Central Bank | |
| In office 1st February 2017 – 31st January 2023 | |
| Prime Minister | Archetenia Nera Maurizio Conte Damián Moya |
| Preceded by | Domenica Ferreneta |
| Succeeded by | Elisabetta Granmatre |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Franco Alessandro Daniele Russo 16 June 1975 Bosche di Brasso, Pomentane, Pacitalia |
| Political party | Pacitalian Social Democratic Congress (2020–present) |
| Other political affiliations |
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| Spouse | Giorgia Russo (m. 2011) |
| Alma mater | |
| Awards | List of honours and decorations |
Franco Alessandro Daniele Russo (born 16th June 1975) is a Pacitalian politician, lawyer and economist. He was the Pacitalian Social Democratic Congress' candidate for Archonate in the 2023 election. Russo served as the Governor of the Republican Central Bank from 2017 to 2023, and his approach to monetary policy during his term is widely credited with helping Pacitalia emerge from a deep recession in the mid-2010s.
Russo was a candidate for Archonate once before, running for the PSC in the 2016 election. He placed a surprise second, despite polling that suggested he would be eliminated in the first round, and subsequently advanced to the runoff, narrowly losing to industrialist Carmine Bello of the Christian Democrats in what became a highly contentious election result. After irregularities were discovered in the vote, the election was annulled and re-run in 2017.
After Russo declined to run again, then-prime minister Archetenia Nera went on to nominate him to run the Pacitalian central bank in early 2017. In the 2023 election, Russo advanced to the runoff against the Christian Democrats' Abeo Bamidele, but lost.