Talk:Radical Party (Italy)

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This article was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment, between 7 January 2019 and 20 March 2019. Further details are available on the course page. Student editor(s): Council ahn.

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Party's successor

I disagree with this edit by Maremmano for several reasons. The Radical Party (PR) was dissolved in order to make way for the Transnational Radical Party (PRT) in January 1988. The PRT is thus the only formal successor of the PR. In the infobox it is however useful to have also the practical electoral successor: readers need to be able to connect the party with its successive electoral reincarnations. Maremmano wants to have "Antiprohibitionists on Drug" (literal translation of Anti-proibizionisti sulla Droga), but the list, which ran in the 1989 European Parliament election lacks an article. More important, the list was not formally endorsed by the PRT. As far as I know and understand, Radicals divided themselves in two competing lists, the Rainbow Greens and the cited Anti-prohibition list. Also in the 1992 general elections there were two Radical lists, Pannella List and Yes Referendum, but only the former was endorsed by the PRT. For all these reasons and, especially, for the sake of readers, I would leave Pannella List in the infobox. In the meantime I'm going to implement a compromise version. --Checco (talk) 07:45, 13 May 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Mention of Fuori!

Less in the intent of criticism of existing assertions, but instead the absence of such. The Italian Revolutionary Homosexual Front, otherwise known as Fuori!, has had several connections to the Radical Party in the forms of union between one another. There exists no English page for this group, but in translating the Italian edition it becomes more evident that the edition of Fuori! could help to benefit the level of connection shown between the two bodies. In this, I hope to add the information relevant to the relations between Fuori! and the Radical Party within the upcoming weeks. Council ahn (talk) 22:54, 7 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

That's fine. There have been and/or are several associations connected with the Radicals. Fuori! is just one of them. --Checco (talk) 08:27, 8 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Update! This will also include proper citation, as to include this information without providing sources would be difficult to validate, and as such ensuring the page is not left without proper citations on it. This can hopefully add more references altogether to what is already on the page. This will also most likely change formatting, as the inclusion of relations/associations of the Radical Party to other organizations is a large enough point that could be expanded that it would only be correct to have asserted as it's own point in the larger piece of this work. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Council ahn (talk • contribs) 04:04, 12 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

As per necessitated in the course that has allowed me to discuss and make edits to this article in a formal manner, with the commentary I have left I approach this page with two questions, primarily being in that with the lack of discussion on the multiple associations involved within the article, is there potentially a larger amount of information in regards to the relationships that the Radical Party has or had help within Italy that can lead to unintentional bias? In addition, does the under-representation of these multiple relations held by the Radical Party serve to help focus to the page, or would the addition of a sub-topic focused on these relations help provide leeway for this article to be largely expanded upon, and thus allow for more information on the Radical Party to be represented by various lenses? Both of these questions will hopefully be approached and resolved with the establishment of the subcategory, and fully cited information in regards to the relations held by Radical Party and the various groups, including but not limited to FOURI!, to this page. Council ahn (talk) 03:11, 13 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]

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