Partito Pensionati
| Partito Pensionati | |
| Party executive | Carlo Fatuzzo (Segretario) |
| founding | October 19, 1987 |
| coalition | 2006: L'Unione , 2008: Il Popolo della Libertà , 2009: L'Autonomia , 2013: Coalizione di centro-destra |
| ideology | Protection of retirees |
| European party | 1999–2009: European Democrats |
| EP Group | 1999–2009: Group of the European People's Party (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats |
| MPs |
0/630 |
| Senators |
0/315 |
| MEPs |
0/76 |
| Headquarters |
 Piazza Risorgimento 14, 24128 Bergamo
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| Party newspaper | Pensionati all'attacco |
| Website | www.partitopensionati.it |
The Partito Pensionati (German: Pensionerspartei ) is a party in Italy under the leadership of Carlo Fatuzzo. It was founded on October 19, 1987 in Milan .
The party sees itself primarily as a representation of the rights of pensioners, but otherwise has a pronounced socio-political profile. The Pensioners' Party is not in the Italian Parliament represented, but reached in the elections to the European Parliament in 1999 to 0.75% and in 2004 1.15% of the vote and one seat each, of the Chairman Carlo Fatuzzo was taken. The party was part of the European Democrats , an alliance of conservative Eurosceptic parties that formed a joint parliamentary group ( EPP-ED ) with the Christian Democratic European People's Party . In the 2009 European elections , the party joined other right-wing conservative parties under the name "Polo dell'Autonomia", but did not get a seat.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Carlo Fatuzzo . In the WWW presence of the European Parliament . Accessed and received on January 10, 2015.