Marco Pannella

Marco Pannella is a Politician Italy N, historic leader of the Italian Radical party.

It is currently European Député (several times elected Député).

From its true name Giacinto Pannella , it was born with Teramo (the Abruzzi the May 2nd 1930, of an Italian father and a Swiss mother (Leonardo Pannella and Andrée Estachon). Registered with the liberal party as from 1945, it becomes charged national of the students of this party in 1950. In 1952, he becomes the president of the UGI (Unione Goliardica Italiana, association of the laic forces coeds) then becomes president of the UNURI (Unione nazionale degli studenti universitari). In 1955, it obtains its doctorate of right and takes part in the foundation of the Italian Radical party.

The Radical party begins its activities in 1956 and it takes part in an unfruitful electoral campaign in 1958 with the Italian Republican party (PRI). In 1959, on Paese Will be , he proposes an alliance of all the lefts and makes the assumption of a government which also includes/understands the NCV. In 1960, it becomes corresponding Giorno to Paris where it binds relationship with resistance Algérie. There recovers what remains Radical party (a radical left) in 1963 and becomes the secretary about it.

In 1965, the countryside for the Divorce starts which finishes, ten years after, by a victory chief clerk. In 1968, it is stopped with Sofia where it went to protest against the invasion of Czechoslovakia. It is also the year of its first Hunger strike (in inspiration with Gandhi).

In 1973, it founds and directs the daily newspaper Libération which will be published from September 8th, 1973 to March 28th, 1974. It also begins a campaign on the Avortement and for liberalization from the soft drugs. In 1976, it is its first election with the House of Commons (he will be re-elected in 1979, 1983 and 1987). It pushes Leonardo Sciascia to be presented to the the European Parliament in 1979 - 3 appointed elected (3,4% of the voices) and of the radicals are elected in the two rooms of the Italian Parlement. ----

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