Socialist Rebirth (2015)

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Risorgimento Socialista
Risorgimento Socialista
PresidentAlberto Benzoni
CoordinatorFranco Bartolomei
Founded2015
Ideology Socialism [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
Marxism [6]
Political position Far-left [ citation needed ]
National affiliation Power to the People (2018)
People's Union (2022)
Website
www.risorgimentosocialista.it

Socialist Rebirth (Risorgimento Socialista, abbr. RS) is a socialist [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] political party in Italy.

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History

Socialist Rebirth was founded in 2015 as a party with a socialist standpoint.

On the occasion of the 2018 general elections, the party joined the Power to the People list, together with Communist Refoundation Party, Italian Communist Party, and other far-left parties and associations, [12] under the leadership of Viola Carofalo. However, Power to the People scored 1.1% of the vote and elected no MPs.

In 2022, RS joined People's Union, the electoral list (which brings together Democracy and Autonomy, Communist Refoundation Party and Power to the People) created by Luigi de Magistris to participate in the general elections of the same year. [13] On this occasion, the party's leader Franco Bartolomei is a candidate for the Senate in the single-member constituency "BAT–Murgia", in Apulia. [14]

Elections results

Italian parliament

Chamber of Deputies
Election yearVotes%Seats
2018 into Power to the People!
0 / 630
2022 into People's Union
0 / 400
Senate
Election yearVotes%Seats
2018 into Power to the People!
0 / 315
2022 into People's Union
0 / 200

Leadership

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