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- ↑ Politica, la perugina Claudia Bastianelli nuova segretaria nazionale dei Giovani Socialisti
- ↑ Psi, Sajeva nuovo segretario della Federazione giovani socialisti
- ↑ Yes SummerCamp 2016 a Terrasini, dal 20 al 23 luglio 2016 „Terrasini, a Città del Mare prende vita lo "Yes SummerCamp 2016"“
- ↑ La rinascita riparte dai Giovani Socialisti
- ↑ Accordo PSI/+Europa: la posizione della FGS
