Partito Progressista Riformista

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This is a historical party, for succeeding party: Partito Popolare Italiano

Partito Progressista Riformista

General Information Country  Italy Abbreviation PPR Website [1] Forum Forum Founded June 2008 Dissolved March 2009 (estimated)

Political Congress Occupancy 0 /20 seats, 0% Succeeded By Partito Popolare Italiano Orientation Center-Left Ideology Libertarian

Partito Progressista Riformista was a political party in Italy born in June 2008 from the merger of Alleanza Democratica Italiana and Vox Populi. At the last count, before it was transformed into the Partito Popolare Italiano]], the party had 78 members. It was one of the members of the alliance Fronte Popolare.

In November 2010 PPR was re-established again, this time as Rifondazione Progressista Riformista.

Mission

The Progressive Reform Party, has the constant and gradual improvement of Italy at the heart of their political activity. For this, the PRP set fundamental values as:

Democracy as active and continuous participation of citizens in the political and social life of the country. PPR's primary objective is that everyone will feel part of a larger project that is Italy.

Freedom is the main feature and fundamental for all human beings. PPR is fighting for this because freedom of speech, action and any other human expression is a guarantee, as well as respect for others. Consistent with the "social freedom", PPR believes in economic freedom, specifically seen in the fair competition on the market.

Reformism & Progress: are the values that guide PPR's political action. PPR believes that the common good is attainable only with social progress, concretely implemented reforms and political activity to improve Italy.

Internationalism: the PPR is a promoter of Italian international politics, acting in concert with other countries for healthy and profitable collaboration. All political decisions that international directly binding Italy and Italians must be subsequently used to inform citizens, who are holders of real democratic power.

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ELECTIONS RESULTS ( from June 2008)

Regional's elections 20 June 08 = 130 votes ( 28,4 %)

General congress elections 1 July 08 = 103 votes ( 23,5%)

General congress elections 1 August 08 = 102 votes ( 29,3%)

General congress elections 1 September 08 = 98 votes (23,6%)

General congress elections 1 October 08 = 146 votes ( 30,5 %)

General congress elections 25 October 08 = 45 votes (17,5%)