Reformist Socialists

The Reformist Socialists (Italian: Socialisti Riformisti, RS) were a tiny social-democratic political party in Italy, later a faction within The People of Freedom.

The party was founded in 2006 by Donato Robilotta and other members of the New Italian Socialist Party (NPSI), who wanted the party to leave the House of Freedoms. Donato Robitotta was a candidate of the Rose in the Fist for the 2006 general election.

After the election the party reapproached itself with NPSI and finally decided to join to Silvio Berlusconi's The People of Freedom.^[1]

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Historical political parties and coalitions in Italy

Communist
Communist Party of Italy Proletarian Unity Party Italian Communist Party Proletarian Democracy Movement of Unitarian Communists Party of Italian Communists

Socialist and post-communist
Italian Revolutionary Socialist Party Italian Labour Party Italian Socialist Party of Proletarian Unity Democratic Party of the Left Democratic Left Movement for the Left Left Ecology Freedom

Social-democratic
Italian Reformist Socialist Party Unitary Socialist Party (1922) Labour Democratic Party Action Party Unitary Socialist Party (1949) Socialist Autonomy Popular Unity Unified Socialist Party Italian Socialist Party Democrats of the Left Labour Federation Social Christians Italian Socialists Italian Democratic Socialist Party Italian Democratic Socialists

Green
Rainbow Greens Federation of Green Lists

Radical and social-liberal
Action Party (1848) Dissident Left Historical Far Left Italian Radical Party Democratic Party Constitutional Democratic Party Democratic Liberal Party Italian Social Democratic Party Radical Party Democratic Alliance Republican Left Democratic Union The Network Italy Work in Progress

Centrist and centrist-liberal
Historical Left Liberal Union Democratic Union for the Republic Pannella List Union for the Republic Italian Renewal The Democrats Segni Pact Democracy is Freedom – The Daisy Bonino List Bonino-Pannella List Alliance for Italy Civic Choice Liberal Popular Alliance

Christian-democratic
Conservative Catholics Italian Catholic Electoral Union Italian People's Party (1919) German Association Christian Democracy Italian People's Party (1994) Christian Democrats for the Republic Christian Democratic Centre United Christian Democrats European Democracy Christian Democracy for the Autonomies Liberal Populars Union of Democrats for Europe

Conservative-liberal
Moderate Party Historical Right Italian Liberal Party Liberal Democratic Pole Union of the Centre Act to Stop the Decline

Liberal-conservative
Economic Party National Democratic Alliance Forza Italia The People of Freedom Future and Freedom New Centre-Right Conservatives and Reformists Direction Italy

National-conservative
Common Man's Front Monarchist National Party People's Monarchist Party Italian Democratic Party of Monarchist Unity National Democracy National Alliance The Right National Movement for Sovereignty

Nationalist, fascist and post-fascist
Combatants' Party Italian Nationalist Association National Fascist Party Republican Fascist Party Italian Social Movement

Regionalist and federalist
Federalist Italian League Federalists and Liberal Democrats Autonomists for Europe Force of the South Great South

Coalitions of parties

Leftist coalitions	Popular Democratic Front Alliance of Progressives
Centre-left electoral coalitions	The Olive Tree The Union Italy. Common Good
Centrist electoral coalitions	Pact for Italy New Pole for Italy With Monti for Italy
Centre-right electoral coalitions	Pole of Freedoms Pole of Good Government Pole for Freedoms House of Freedoms
Government-only coalitions	Centrism Organic Centre-left Historic Compromise Pentapartito

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