Amnesty Justice Freedom List

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Amnesty Justice Freedom List Lista Amnistia Giustizia Libertà
Leader	Marco Pannella
Founded	2012
Dissolved	2013
Preceded by	Bonino-Pannella List
Ideology	Liberalism Libertarianism Pro-Europeanism
National affiliation	Italian Radicals
Politics of Italy Political parties Elections

The Amnesty Justice Freedom List (Italian: Lista Amnistia Giustizia Libertà, AGL) was a libertarian electoral list active in Italy from 2012. The list was the successor of the Bonino-Pannella List, active from 2009 to 2012.

History[]

In the 2013 general elections, the Radicals, unlike what happened in the previous national elections, do not appear on the PD lists and present themselves independently from the center-left coalition with the Amnesty Justice Freedom List, denouncing the poor state of prisons and Italian justice and proposing an amnesty as a solution. However, the list only gets 0.19% in the House and 0.20% in the Senate, far from the threshold for non-coalition parties and therefore remaining outside parliament. At the contemporary regional elections the Amnesty Justice Freedom List is presented only in Lazio by nominating the outgoing regional councilor Giuseppe Rossodivita to the presidency. The list stops at 0.39% while the candidate gets 0.44%.

Electoral results[]

Italian Parliament[]

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