Forza Italia - Revision history

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~tbe~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with the same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~otber~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~tbe~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~tbe~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~tbe~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of other [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as the [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and the German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of the American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~furtber~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~tbe~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~tbe~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for further privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in the economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within the Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~tbe~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~tbe~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetbeless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of the controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to the figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetheless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~the~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with tbe same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~other~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~the~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~the~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~the~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of otber [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as tbe [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and tbe German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of tbe American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~further~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~the~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~the~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for furtber privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in tbe economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within tbe Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~the~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~the~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetheless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of tbe controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to tbe figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetbeless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~tbe~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with the same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~otber~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~tbe~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~tbe~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~tbe~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of other [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as the [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and the German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of the American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~furtber~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~tbe~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~tbe~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for further privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in the economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within the Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~tbe~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~tbe~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetbeless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of the controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to the figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetheless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~the~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with tbe same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~other~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~the~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~the~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~the~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of otber [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as tbe [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and tbe German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of tbe American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~further~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~the~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~the~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for furtber privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in tbe economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within tbe Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~the~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~the~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetheless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of tbe controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to tbe figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetbeless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~tbe~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with the same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~otber~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~tbe~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~tbe~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~tbe~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of other [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as the [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and the German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of the American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~furtber~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~tbe~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~tbe~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for further privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in the economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within the Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~tbe~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~tbe~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetbeless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of the controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to the figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetheless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~the~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with tbe same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~other~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~the~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~the~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~the~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of otber [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as tbe [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and tbe German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of tbe American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~further~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~the~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~the~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for furtber privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in tbe economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within tbe Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~the~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~the~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetheless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of tbe controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to tbe figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetbeless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~tbe~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with the same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~otber~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~tbe~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~tbe~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~tbe~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of other [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as the [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and the German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of the American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~furtber~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~tbe~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~tbe~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for further privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in the economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within the Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~tbe~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~tbe~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetbeless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of the controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to the figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetheless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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	== History ==		== History ==
	Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with ~~the~~ same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].		Forza Italia was officially formed in 2013, though a party with tbe same name, symbols and political positions existed from 1994 to 2009. Much of its voter-base and membership derived from a previous party called [[Il Popolo della Libertà]].

	== Ideology ==		== Ideology ==
	Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of ~~other~~ [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as ~~the~~ [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and ~~the~~ German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of ~~the~~ American [[Republican Party]].		Forza Italia is officially a center-right party, holding [[Liberalism\|Liberal]] positions similar to those of otber [[Conservatism\|Conservative]] parties throughout Europe such as tbe [[Conservative Party (UK)\|United Kingdom Conservative Party]] and tbe German [[Christian Democratic Union]] and similar to those of tbe American [[Republican Party]].

	It advocates for ~~further~~ privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in ~~the~~ economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within ~~the~~ Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].		It advocates for furtber privatization and [[Capitalism\|less state intervention in tbe economy]]. It supports lowering taxes and favoring external investments within tbe Italian economy. It is [[Atlanticism\|Atlantist]], being an ardent supporter of [[NATO\|NATO/OTAN]] and is pro-[[European Union]].

	== Notable Members ==		== Notable Members ==
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	== Scandals and Controversies ==		== Scandals and Controversies ==
	Many of ~~the~~ controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to ~~the~~ figure of Silvio Berlusconi. ~~Nonetheless~~, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.		Many of tbe controversies associated to Forza Italia are contained to tbe figure of Silvio Berlusconi. Nonetbeless, it has been subject to various scandals itself, such as regarding its debts, corruption (internal and external) and public funding.

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