Peace, Land, Freedom

Peace, Land, Dignity (Pace, Terra, Dignità, PTD),[5] is a left-wing to far-left political organisation in Italy founded by former journalist and television host Michele Santoro. The list was launched in September 2023 in Rome, with the aim of taking part in the 2024 European Parliament election.[6]

Peace, Land, Freedom Pace, Terra, Dignità
Leader	Michele Santoro
Founded	30 September 2023
Ideology	Left-wing populism[1][2] Pacifism[3][4]
Political position	Left-wing to far-left
Colours	Red
Chamber of Deputies	0 / 400
Senate	0 / 200
European Parliament	0 / 76
Website
michelesantoro.it
Politics of Italy Political parties Elections

Leadership

Leader

Michele Santoro (2023–present)

References

Hanno tutti ragione | Arriva il partito di Santoro, l'ultima frontiera del cabaret populista. la Repubblica
La mamma dei populisti. Santoro come Grillo, prima di Grillo. Huffington Post
“Uscire dalla guerra”. Santoro chiama a raccolta il fronte pacifista. Il manifesto
Michele Santoro prepara la lista pacifista per le Europee? L’idea “arcobaleno” spinta anche dai sondaggi. Open
Assemblea! Per la Pace, la Terra e la Dignità. Produzionidalbasso
Michele Santoro lancia la lista: «È ora di unire i no alla guerra». Il manifesto

External links

Michele Santoro's official website

Political parties in Italy
Chamber of Deputies	Brothers of Italy (118) Democratic Party (69) (incl. DemoS and CD) Lega (66) Five Star Movement (52) Forza Italia (45) (incl. NPSI) Action – Italia Viva Action [11] Italia Viva [10] Greens and Left Alliance Green Europe [6] Italian Left [4] Progressive Party [1] Us Moderates Us with Italy [3] Italy in the Centre [2] Coraggio Italia [1] Union of the Centre [1] More Europe (3) (incl. èViva) South Tyrolean People's Party (3) Animalist Movement (1) Associative Movement of Italians Abroad (1) South calls North (1) Valdostan Union (1)
Senate of the Republic	Brothers of Italy (66) Democratic Party (38) Lega (29) (incl. Fassa) Five Star Movement (28) Forza Italia (17) Action – Italia Viva Italia Viva [7] Action [4] Greens and Left Alliance Italian Left [3] Green Europe [1] Us Moderates Coraggio Italia [1] Union of the Centre [1] South Tyrolean People's Party (2) Associative Movement of Italians Abroad (1) Campobase (1)
European Parliament	Lega (24) Democratic Party (15) (incl. DemoS) Forza Italia (10) Brothers of Italy (8) Five Star Movement (6) Action – Italia Viva Italia Viva [1] Action [1] South Tyrolean People's Party (1)
Other parties in Regional councils	Aosta Valley Civic Network Edelweiss For Our Valley For Autonomy Mouv' Valdostan Alliance Piedmont Moderates Lombardy Renaissance Trentino La Civica Futura Trentino Ladin Autonomist Union Popular Autonomists Trentino Project Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party Union for Trentino South Tyrol Team K Greens Die Freiheitlichen South Tyrolean Freedom For South Tyrol with Widmann Veneto Liga Veneta Repubblica Friuli-Venezia Giulia Pact for Autonomy Slovene Union Abruzzo Political Action Molise Populars for Italy Campania Italy is Popular Italian Socialist Party Us of the Centre Apulia Popular Apulia Basilicata Identity and Action Sicily Christian Democracy Sicily Movement for Autonomy Sicilia Vera Sardinia Civic Sardinia Sardinia 20Twenty Sardinian Action Party Sardinian Reformers Possible
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