Italy: labour enters the electoral campaign

From Confindustria propositions on the program of the Arcobaleno left-wing party to the Democratic Party (PD), work is massively present in the election campaign for the parliamentary elections of April 13th and 14th. Some economic role-players even started a political career, such as Federmeccanica's chair, leading candidate for the Democratic Party in the Venice area. (Ref. 080217)
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After the left-wing’s campaign against the welfare protocol, some leaders of the Cgil came closer to the democratic party (PD, centre left), founded in October 2007 (born from the merger of the left-wing democrats, the former communist party and of the left-wing Catholics), led by the mayor of Rome, Walter Veltroni. The party inherited people from the Prodi government’s coalition (70 of the 103 members of the center left government would be registered) and self-proclaimed party of “producers’ p

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