Social Right (political party)

Social Right
Destra Sociale
President Luca Romagnoli
Coordinator Lamberto Iacobelli
Founded 16 December 2013
Split from Tricolour Flame
Ideology National conservatism, nationalism, social conservatism
Political position Far-right
National affiliation Brothers of Italy
European affiliation none
International affiliation none
Website
www.destrasociale.eu

Social Right (Destra Sociale) is a small political party in Italy. Its leader is Luca Romagnoli.

History

The party was formed following the expulsion of Luca Romagnoli from the Tricolour Flame,[1] after he joined together other parties the Movement for National Alliance without having preventively sought the opinion of the Central Committee.

In 2014, on the occasion of the Piedmontese and local elections, Social Right, together with The Right led by Storace, Future and Freedom led by Roberto Menia and I the South led by Poli Bortone, joined the federation Destre Unite.[2][3]

In 2015, instead, on the occasion of the regional and local elections, Social Right presented its candidates into the lists of Brothers of Italy.[4][5]

On 12 November 2017, the Social Right, together with the other far-right movements Making Front (Fare Fronte) led by Roberto Jonghi Lavarini, National Freedom (Libertà Nazionale) led by Fabio Flenda, Right Renewal (Rinnovamento di Destra) led by Vetullio Mussolini, and National Flame (Fiamma Nazionale) led Stefano Salmè, founded in Milan the cultural political movement Long Live Italy (Viva L'Italia) and joined the political-electoral project of the Brothers of Italy.[6][7][8]

References

  1. ↑ Al via la Destra sociale di Romagnoli
  2. ↑ Storace lancia «Destre unite» con Menia e Poli Bortone
  3. ↑ Destre unite con la fiamma
  4. ↑ Con fratelli d'Italia
  5. ↑ La Destra sociale con Fratelli d'Italia: riprovare l'unità
  6. ↑ ntervista all'On. Luca Romagnoli al convegno di “Fratelli d'Italia” a Pescara
  7. ↑ Giorgia Meloni, il tenore Matteo Tiraboschi annuncia una canzone in onore della leader di Fratelli d'Italia
  8. ↑ Destra Sociale, domani nasce “Viva l’italia”, cinque movimenti si uniscono
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