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National Youth (Italy)

National Youth
Gioventù Nazionale
President Marco Perissa
Founded 5 May 2014
Headquarters Rome
Ideology Social conservatism
Conservatism
Nationalism
National conservatism
Euroscepticism
Mother party Brothers of Italy
Website http://www.gioventunazionale.it

National Youth (Italian: Gioventù Nazionale, GN) is the youth wing of the Italian right-wing political party Brothers of Italy. It was founded on 5 May 2014.

On its official web page National Youth states that it believes in the primacy of the Spirit over Matter; in the Christian roots of Europe (against the Maastricht Treaty). It is against abortion, in favour to meritocracy but also to social justice. National Youth supports the overcoming of the dichotomy between left and right in favor of the national interest. The movement also carries out campaigns related to schools, university and youth employment.

National Youth engaged in political campaigns related to the social right: it conducted campaigns and demonstrations in opposition to dismissals facilitated by the Workers' Statute reform, and to modifications to wealth calculation methods.

The organization also engaged in political campaigns and statements in support to the preservation of Italian and Christian identity, traditions and roots: it supported the exhibition of the Nativity scene in schools, against same-sex civil unions, drug consumption and liberalization and against illegal immigration.

Keeping in line with Italian right-wing youth organization, National Youth also claims political and moral links with the Italian Youth Front and with its activists who were murdered during the Years of Lead.

Marco Perissa, former national president of Giovane Italia (youth wing of The People of Freedom) and former cadre of Azione Giovani (youth wing of National Alliance) is the incumbent, albeit provisional, national president. In order to assist the national president, there is a National Executive, currently appointed.

The National Executive consists of 15 members:


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