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Sicilian Alliance

Alleanza Siciliana
Sicilian Alliance Alleanza Siciliana
Leader	Nello Musumeci
Founded	2005
Dissolved	2008
Split from	National Alliance
Merged into	The Right
Ideology	Regionalism; Autonomism; National conservatism
Political position	Right-wing
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The Sicilian Alliance (it.: Alleanza Siciliana; sic.: Allianza Siciliana) was a minor autonomist and national-conservative political party in Sicily, Italy.

It was founded in 2005 and was led by Nello Musumeci, an MEP who was elected on the list of National Alliance.

On 7 October 2007, the party joined to Francesco Storace's The Right, although maintaining some of its autonomy as a regional section of the party, named "The Right – Sicilian Alliance", often shortened to "The Sicilian Right".

In the 2012 regional election the party gained four regional deputies in the Musumeci List (Gino Ioppolo, Santi Formica, Carmelo Currenti and the same Nello Musumeci). In 2014 Musumeci founded the movement #Diventerà Bellissima ^[1] and in November 2017 is elected President of Sicily.

References

^ www.ars.sicilia.it

External links

http://www.ladestrasiciliana.it/

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+{{short description|Italian political party}}
-The '''Sicilian Alliance''' (''Alleanza Siciliana'') is a minor autonomist and [[national conservatism|national-conservative]] [[list of political parties in Italy|political party]] in [[Sicily]], [[Italy]].
+{{Infobox political party
+| name = Sicilian Alliance
+| native_name = Alleanza Siciliana
+| logo =
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+| leader = [[Nello Musumeci]]
+| president =
+| chairman =
+| general_secretary =
+| first_secretary =
+| secretary_general =
+| presidium =
+| secretary =
+| spokesperson =
+| split = [[National Alliance (Italy)|National Alliance]]
+| merged = [[The Right (Italy)|The Right]]
+| foundation = 2005
+| dissolution = 2008
+| ideology =  [[Regionalism (politics)|Regionalism]]<br />[[Autonomism (political doctrine)|Autonomism]]<br />[[National conservatism]]
+| position = [[Right-wing politics|Right-wing]]
+| headquarters =
+| international =
+| website =
+| country = Sicily
+}}
+The '''Sicilian Alliance''' ([[Italian language|it.]]: ''Alleanza Siciliana''; [[Sicilian language|sic.]]: ''Allianza Siciliana'') was a minor autonomist and [[national conservatism|national-conservative]] [[List of political parties in Italy|political party]] in [[Sicily]], [[Italy]].
-It was founded in 2005 and was led by [[Nello Musumeci]], a [[Member of the European Parliament|MEP]] who was elected on the [[National Alliance (Italy)|National Alliance]]'s list.
+It was founded in 2005 and was led by [[Nello Musumeci]], an [[Member of the European Parliament|MEP]] who was elected on the list of [[National Alliance (Italy)|National Alliance]].
-On [[7 October]] [[2007]], the party joined to [[Francesco Storace]]'s [[The Right]], although maintaining some of its autonomy as a regional section of the party, named the "Sicilian Alliance – The Right", oftern shorthend in "The Sicilian Right".
+On 7 October 2007, the party joined to [[Francesco Storace]]'s [[The Right (Italy)|The Right]], although maintaining some of its autonomy as a regional section of the party, named "The Right – Sicilian Alliance", often shortened to "The Sicilian Right".
-==External website==
+In the [[2012 Sicilian regional election|2012 regional election]] the party gained four regional deputies in the Musumeci List (Gino Ioppolo, Santi Formica, Carmelo Currenti and the same Nello Musumeci).
+In 2014 Musumeci founded the movement ''#[[Diventerà Bellissima]]'' <ref>[http://www.ars.sicilia.it/deputati/gruppo.jsp?idGruppo=220 www.ars.sicilia.it]</ref> and in November 2017 is elected [[List of Presidents of Sicily|President of Sicily]].
+==See also==
+*[[Southern Italy autonomist movements]]
+==References==
+{{Reflist}}
+==External links==
 *[http://www.ladestrasiciliana.it/ http://www.ladestrasiciliana.it/]
-==See Also==
-*[[Two Silicies autonomy and independence movements]]
-{{Italian political parties}}
+{{Historical Italian political parties}}
-[[Category:Political parties in Sicily]]
+[[Category:National conservative parties]]
 [[Category:Political parties established in 2005]]
+[[Category:Sicilian nationalist parties]]
+[[Category:Political parties in Sicily]]
+[[Category:The Autonomy]]
+{{italy-party-stub}}
-[[ca:Aliança Siciliana]]
-[[it:Alleanza Siciliana]]

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