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Pasquale Compierchio : ウィキペディア英語版
Pasquale Compierchio
Pasqaule Compierchio is a former politician in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He served on the Montreal city council from 1990 to 1994.
Compierchio was elected to council in the 1990 municipal election as a candidate of the Civic Party in Saint-Michel. The governing Montreal Citizens' Movement won this election in a landslide, and the opposition parties won only a handful of seats between them. Compierchio was the only Civic Party candidate elected; local anger over the government's failure to close the Miron Quarry urban landfill site was a factor in the result.〔Lewis Harris and Ingrid Peretz, "Easy MCM win; Dore cruises to his second mandate," ''Montreal Gazette'', 5 November 1990, A1.〕
There was significant realignment in Montreal's opposition parties over the next four years, and several councillors joined and left the Civic Party at different times. By early 1994, Compierchio was once again its only council member. He finally quit the party to sit as an independent on March 23, 1994, describing the party's mayoral nominee Clement Bluteau as a "big zero" and comparing him to fascist dictator Benito Mussolini.〔Elizabeth Thompson, "Civic Party loses its last councillor," ''Montreal Gazette'', 24 March 1994, A3.〕 The party itself dissolved a few months thereafter.〔Compierchio was not, however, the final Civic Party councillor. That distinction belongs to Fiorino Bianco, who joined the party in June 1994 after serving for several months as an independent.〕
Compierchio later aligned himself with Claude Beauchamp's short-lived Action Montreal party. This group was never officially recognized on council, and Compierchio technically remained an independent representative.〔Elizabeth Thompson, "Beauchamp wins support from third councillor," ''Montreal Gazette'', 17 March 1994, A4.〕 After Action Montreal dissolved, Compierchio ultimately joined the Montrealers' Party and ran under its banner in the 1994 election. He lost to Paolo Tamburello of Vision Montreal.
Compierchio sought to return to council in 1998 as a candidate of Jean Doré Team Montreal. He was defeated.
==Electoral record==


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