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Roberto Gualtieri serves as the Mayor of Rome, while Claudio Parisi Presicce serves as the city's cultural superintendent.

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Roberto Gualtieri serves as the Mayor of Rome, while Claudio Parisi Presicce serves as the city's cultural superintendent.

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  1. A mayor has pledged that the Tiber is safe for swimming.Sub-event
  2. Gualtieri oversees a restoration project while Presicce is the cultural superintendent in Rome.1 source
  3. Current administrative structure of Rome: Gualtieri as Mayor, Parisi as Cultural Superintendent.1 source

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