Green Front Fronte Verde
President	Vincenzo Galizia
Founded	21 December 2006[1]
Headquarters	Via degli Scipioni,Rome
Newspaper	RobinHoodpost
Youth wing	Green Front Young
Ideology	Green politics Anti-capitalism Anti-globalization Direct democracy
National affiliation	PBC (2008) Freedom (2024)
Colors	Dark Green
Chamber of Deputies	0 / 400
Senate	0 / 200
European Parliament	0 / 76
Regional Councils	0 / 896
Website
www.fronteverde.net
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TheGreen Front (Italian:Fronte Verde, FV), whose complete name isGreen Front – Independent Ecologists (Italian:Fronte Verde – Ecologisti Indipendenti, FVEI), is a greenpolitical party in Italy, led by Vincenzo Galizia,^[2] a former leader of the "National Youth" (the youth wing of thefar-rightTricolour Flame party).^[3][4]

The symbol of the party is a stylized archer similar toRobin Hood.^[5][6] The name of the Movement's newspaper(RobinHoodPost), too, refers to the legendaryheroic outlaw.^{[citation needed]}

The Green Front does not declare itself to be of right-wing nor left-wing: it declares to be inspired "by a spiritual conception of life". The party is in favor ofdirect democracy,anti-nuclear,anti-capitalist,anti-globalization and theself-determination of the peoples.^[7]

The party is "twinned" with theEcology at the Centre in France.^[8]

At the2008 general election, the party presented its symbol, declaring to run without allying with other parties.^{[9][better source needed]} However, the party's president invited his electors to vote theFor the Common Good electoral list,^{[10][better source needed]} led by Stefano Montanari and former senatorFernando Rossi. The list got 0.33% of the vote.^[11]

At the2009 European election, the party stipulated an agreement with theLiberal Democrats ofDaniela Melchiorre,^{[12][better source needed]} but the list obtained a mere 0.23% of the vote.^[13]

In March 2009, the National Assembly held in Rome changed the party's name into "Green Front – Independent Ecologists" and re-elected unanimously Vincenzo Galizia as National President.^[14]

In the2013 Lazio regional election, the Green Front supportedStorace's candidacy for the presidency of the region.^[15] The party got 0.07% of the votes, present only in the Frosinone constituency where it took 0.76% while Storace was defeated by the centre-left candidateZingaretti.^[16][17]

At the2014 European election, the Green Front supported the candidates of theNorthern League.^[18]

In the2019 European election, the Green Front supported two candidates of the leftistGreen Europe list (Giuliana Farinaro and Elvira Maria Vernengo).^[19] After the newspaperIl Foglio reported that Green Europe was supported by a party led by a formerfar-right politician,^[3]Giuseppe Civati suspended his election campaign.^[20][21][22]

In the2020 Marche regional elections, the Green Front entered the civic listMovimento per le Marche, supporting the centre-right coalition presidential candidateFrancesco Acquaroli. Acquaroli won the elections, but the listMovimento per le Marche obtained only the 0.9% of the votes.^[23]

In the2024 European election, the Green Front was part of theFreedom coalition.^{[24][25][26][27][28]} The list obtained a mere 1.22%,^[29][30][31] without electing any deputies.

• President: Vincenzo Galizia (2006–present)

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