Social Action (Italy)

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Social Action
Azione Sociale

Italian National Party
Leader Alessandra Mussolini
Coalition Social Alternative, House of Freedoms
Political ideology Neo-Fascism, Nationalism
Official newspaper Azione
Website http://www.libertadiazione.net
See also Politics of Italy

Political parties in Italy
Elections in Italy

Azione Sociale ("Social Action"), previously known as Libertà di Azione ("Freedom of Action"), is an Italian neo-fascist political party, led by Alessandra Mussolini, and a splinter group from Alleanza Nazionale. Mussolini had resigned from AN on 28 November 2003, following the visit of party leader and deputy prime minister Gianfranco Fini to Israel, where he described fascism as "an absolute evil" during an apology for Italy's role in the Axis Powers during the Second World War. Following her resignation, Mussolini formed this party to offer an uncompromising form of Neo-fascism and to serve as an opposition group to the Fini's modernisation.


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