Party of the South (Italy)

The Party of the South (Italian: Partito del Sud, PdS) is a political party in Italy founded in 2007 by Antonio Ciano. The political action of the party is inspired by Guido Dorso.

Party of the South Partito del Sud

President	Natale Cuccurese
Honorary President	Antonio Ciano
Founded	8 December 2007
Headquarters	Viale Guglielmo Massaia 65 - 00154 Rome
Membership	unknown
Ideology	Meridionalism Regionalism Democratic Socialism
Political position	Left-wing
National affiliation	The Left (2019)
European affiliation	Party of European Left[1]
Chamber of Deputies	0 / 100
Senate	0 / 100
European Parliament	0 / 73
Regional Councils	0 / 897
Website
http://www.partitodelsud.eu/
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In the general election of April 2008, the party ran only for the Senate and received 3,736 votes (0.01%).

During the national congress in Naples on 25 September 2010, Beppe De Santis was named new secretary of the party.

For the general elections of April 2013, the party presented its lists in Lazio and nominated some of its members in the Civil Revolution list in the region of northern Italy.[2]

During the 4th national congress of the party, that took place in April 2013, Natale Cuccurese was named new President of the party.[3]

References

External links

Official website

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