Ciriaco De Mita vs Serge Vohor

De Mita was elected Secretary of the Christian Democracy (DC) party in 1982. He led the party through a period of internal reform, aiming to modernize its structure and reduce factionalism, but faced resistance from traditionalist wings.

De Mita served as Prime Minister from April 1988 to July 1989. His government focused on economic reforms, including the reduction of public debt and the liberalization of markets, but was criticized for its slow pace and internal conflicts.

De Mita's government fell in July 1989 after losing the support of the Socialist Party, led by Bettino Craxi. The collapse was due to personal and political rivalries, highlighting the instability of coalition governments in Italy.

De Mita served as a Member of the European Parliament from 1999 to 2004. He focused on European integration and agricultural policies, representing Italy in the European People's Party group.

Serge Vohor became Prime Minister of Vanuatu for the first time, leading a coalition government. His tenure was marked by political instability and frequent changes in alliances.

Vohor, as Prime Minister, unilaterally signed an agreement to establish diplomatic relations with Taiwan, breaking Vanuatu's One-China policy. This move was reversed after domestic and international pressure, leading to a vote of no confidence.

Vohor was convicted on charges of corruption related to the misuse of public funds during his time in office. He was sentenced to prison, marking a significant fall from power.