Party of Democratic Reformers

The Party of Democratic Reformers (Partito dei Riformatori Democratici, PRD) is a minor Italian leftist political party in Italy.

It was founded in June 2007 by Renato D'Andria, a former member of the internal left-wing of the Italian Democratic Socialist Party (PSDI), after his attempt to take over the party earlier in 2007 was declared illegal in April by a tribunal in Rome.^[1]

As of 2008 PRD continues to present itself as the legal PSDI. In September 2008 D'Andria appealed to the Supreme Court of Cassation in order to be re-established as leader of PSDI.^[2]

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Official website

		Represented in the Italian Parliament or in the European Parliament	Other allied parties and movements
	Italian political parties (simple version, historical parties)
Left	Major:	Democratic Party \| Italy of Values
	Minor:	Italian Radicals \| Anticapitalist List (Communist Refoundation Party, Party of Italian Communists, United Consumers, Socialism 2000) \| Federation of the Greens \| Left, Ecology, Freedom (Movement for the Left, Unite the Left, Democratic Left, Socialism and Left, Ecologists) \| Italian Socialist Party \| United Socialists
	Micro:	Democratic Union for Consumers	Communists – Popular Left \| Federation of Italian Liberals \| Radicals of the Left \| United Democratic Christians
	Regional:	Trentino Tyrolean Autonomist Party \| South Tyrolean People's Party \| Autonomy Liberty Democracy (Valdotanian Renewal, Lively Aosta Valley) \| United Populars \| Moderates for Piedmont	Autonomists for Europe \| Convergence for Friuli \| IDEA – List for Veneto \| Lega Alleanza Lombarda \| Ladin Autonomist Union \| Liga Veneta Repubblica \| Venetian People's Unity \| Loyal to Trentino \|
Right	Major:	The People of Freedom \| Lega Nord \| Future and Freedom
	Minor:	Pole of Autonomy (The Right, Movement for Autonomy, Pensioners' Party, Alliance of the Centre, Lombardia Autonoma, Autonomist Trentino, S.O.S. Italy) Liberal Democrats
	Micro:	Italian Liberal Party	Christian Democracy \| Christian Extended Pact \| No Euro Movement \| Party of Social Democrats \| United Pensioners \| Libertarian Right \| Movement for Italy \| Federal Right
	Regional:	Federalist Alliance \| North-East Project \| Sardinian Reformers	Fassa \| Sardinian People's Party \| Sardinian Democratic Union \| New Sicily \| United Valleys \| Venetian People's Movement
Minor	With MPs/MEPs:	Union of the Centre (Union of Christian and Centre Democrats, White Rose, Christian Democratic Party, Party of Christian Democracy, Veneto for the European People's Party, Democratic Populars) \| Tricolour Flame Social Movement \| Alliance for Italy (incl. Union for Trentino) \| UDEUR Populars \| Italian Associations in South America \| Critical Left \| For the Common Good (Citizens' Political Movement, Federation of Liberal Democrats, Humanist Party, Green Front) \| Italian Democratic Socialist Party \| Associative Movement Italians Abroad
	Regional:	Autonomy Progress Federalism (Valdotanian Union, Edelweiss Aosta Valley, Autonomist Federation) \| Union for South Tyrol \| The Libertarians \| Political Movement Ladins \| Democratic Party of South Tyrol \| South Tyrolean Freedom \| Friuli Movement \| Sardinian Action Party \| Independence Republic of Sardinia \| Southern Action League \| We the South \| I the South Sardinia Nation \| Red Moors \| Movement for the Independence of Sicily \| Lega Sud Ausonia \| Ligurian Independentist Movement \| Forum of the Venetians \| Venetian Agreement \| Venetian National Party \| Party of the Venetians
	Other:
	christian democratic:	Christian Democratic Refoundation \| I Love Italy \| Italy of the Centre \| Pact of Liberal Democrats
	libertarian:	Libertarian Movement
	monarchist:	Monarchist Alliance \| Italian Monarchist Movement \| Italian Monarchist Union \| Values and Future with Emanuele Filiberto
	communist:	Italian Marxist-Leninist Party \| Marxist-Leninist Italian Communist Party \| Maoist Communist Party
	fascist:	New Force \| National Social Front \| Social Idea Movement