3V Movement

3V Movement

Movimento 3V
3V Movement Movimento 3V
President	Alessandra Bocchi
Secretary	Luca Teodori
Founded	January 2019
Ideology	Anti-vaccination; Anti-science; Single issue politics; Euroscepticism
Political position	Big tent
Chamber of Deputies	0 / 630
Senate	0 / 315
European Parliament	0 / 73
Regional ; Councils	0 / 897
Website
	www.movimento3v.it
	Politics of Italy; Political parties; Elections;

The 3V Movement (Italian: Movimento 3V, M3V), whose complete name is Italian: Movimento Vaccini Vogliamo Verità, is a minor anti-vaccination party in Italy.^[2]

History[]

The 3V Movement was founded in January 2019, with the aim of politically representing all the anti-vaccination movements in the country; its president is Alessandra Bocchi, while its secretary is Luca Teodori. By 2020, the M3V took part in several regional elections, collecting only very poor successes: its best result was reached in the Venetian regional election with 0.7% of votes.^[3]

The 3V Movement slightly gained attention amid the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in Italy. In the Italian local elections of 3–4 October 2021, the M3V elected its mayoral candidates in the municipal councils of Rimini (Matteo Angelini, who got 4.1% of the votes) and Trieste (Ugo Rossi, who got 4.5% of the votes). On 21 September Ugo Rossi was arrested for insulting a public official and aggravated injuries for the attack on two Carabinieri during a dispute that broke out over a mask not worn by another candidate of the movement in a post office.^[4]^[5]

Electoral results[]

Regional Councils[]

Region	Election year	Votes	%	Seats	+/−
Veneto	2020	14,916	0.7	0 / 51	–
Emilia-Romagna	2020	11,187	0.5	0 / 50	–
Tuscany	2020	6,974	0.4	0 / 41	–
Marche	2020	2,689	0.4	0 / 31	–

References[]

External links[]

Official website

[1] ttps://europeelects.eu/italy/

[2] Movimento 3V, programma elettorale e motivo del successo, Money

[3] Elezioni Veneto 2020 – Risultati, la Repubblica

[4] Chi c'è dietro al movimento No vax che protesta al porto di Trieste

[5] Ugo Rossi, la Procura della Repubblica chiede il processo per direttissima

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