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Italian political party

Not to be confused withFreedom and Rights.

This article is about the Italian former political party. For the political party in Turkey, seeRights and Freedoms Party. For the political party in Bulgaria, seeMovement for Rights and Freedoms.

Rights and Freedom (Diritti e Libertà, DL) was anItalian political party. It was founded on 22 November 2012 by a splinter group fromItaly of Values (IdV). The party's spokesperson wasMassimo Donadi, IdV floor leader in theChamber of Deputies from 2006 to 2012.^[1]^[2]

DL included four deputies (Massimo Donadi,Nello Formisano,Giovanni Paladini andGaetano Porcino) and one senator (Stefano Pedica), all former members of IdV.

The party took inspiration from the lateAction Party (Pd'A) and, following its foundation, aimed at being part of the centre-left coalitionItaly. Common Good.^[1] DL was consequently a founding member ofDemocratic Centre (CD), the centrist component of Italy. Common Good in December 2012.^[3]^[4] DL also had close ties with the editorial committee ofReformist Moderates, aliberal andsocial-democratic movement-newspaper directed byGiorgio Benvenuto (a former secretary of theItalian Socialist Party) and, consequently, with theModerates ofGiacomo Portas (an independent deputy of theDemocratic Party).^[5] The party was absorbed into CD sometime in 2013.

Leadership

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Spokesperson:Massimo Donadi

References

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^^a ^b"Ultime Notizie Online | Agenzia Giornalistica Italia | AGI". Archived fromthe original on 2016-03-05. Retrieved2012-11-28.
^"I fuoriusciti dell'Idv fondano 'Diritti e Libertà', Marylin Fusco: 'La politica del fare iniziava a scricchiolare'". IVG.it. 2012-11-22. Retrieved2014-07-16.
^"Donadi e Tabacci lanciano Centro democratico: siamo con Bersani - Il Messaggero". Ilmessaggero.it. 2014-06-16. Retrieved2014-07-16.
^""Centro Democratico", la lista di Tabacci - Il Post". Ilpost.it. 2012-12-28. Retrieved2014-07-16.
^"Moderati e Riformisti - Moderati e Riformisti". Moderatiriformisti.it. Retrieved2014-07-16.

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