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image by M. Schmöger, 16 August 2001
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A right-of-centre party
G. Vacca, 22 September 1997
I located a variant of this
flag at www.racine.ra.it.
Dov Gutterman. 9 January 1999
Forza Italia, the ruling party of Silvio Berlusconi. Image is using the
following sources: www.smev.de and www.forza-italia.it.
M. Schmöger, 16 August 2001
FI ("Forza Italia" = Go, Italy http://www.forza-italia.it)
- The FI has been founded for the 1994 elections as a new force
on the center-right, instead of the already moribund Democrazia
Cristiana. Founding-father and leader was and is Silvio
Berlusconi, the current Italian prime minister (and by far most
influential single person in the Italian television and other
media). Originally a merger movement of the right center without
the usual party organization, it has become a more or less normal
party over the years, however largely focused on Berlusconi.
It currently holds 176 out of 630 seats in the Chamber of
Deputies (Camera dei Deputati) and 81 seats out of 325 in the
Senate (Senato). In the European Parliament the FI deputies
belong to the European People's Party (Christian Democrats).
The logo shows the fluttering FI flag on a white circle; it can be found at
cedweb.mininterno.it:8890.
The flag is diagonally divided green-white-red with the diagonal
inscription (in white) "FORZA ITALIA". Fotos of the
flag (with Berlusconi) at:
www.forza-italia.it/foto15.html, foto19.html
and foto21.html.
M. Schmöger, 19 July 2002
image by M. Schmöger, 23 July 2002
Flag of the "Forza Italia Giovani" (Go, Italy
Juveniles), the Youth Organization of the Forza Italia. The flag
shows on a white background the round logo of the Forza Italia,
around it the black inscriptions "Giovani" (juveniles)
and "Per la libertá" (for the freedom). Fotos of this flag in use can
be found at
018.jpg, congressogiovani01.gif
and copertina008z.jpg.
M. Schmöger, 23 July 2002