Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Generation Italy (Generazione Italia, GI) is a faction within Future and Freedom (FLI), a political party in Italy.Although most of its members come from the conservative National Alliance (AN) and were earlier members of the Italian Social Movement (MSI), the foundation was considered the cradle of social liberalism within The People of Freedom (PdL). The faction's members identify themselves as close supporters of Gianfranco Fini, former leader of MSI/AN and frequent critic of Silvio Berlusconi from his post of President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies.During the years, the former post-fascist leader has taken controversial stances on stem cell research, end of life issues, advance health care directive and immigration. Fini is also an outspoken supporter of the principle of separation of church and state and of a more structured party organization.Although most Finiani, such as Bocchino, Adolfo Urso, Fabio Granata, Carmelo Briguglio, Flavia Perina and Giulia Bongiorno, are perfectly in line with Fini on moral issues and immigration, many others, including Andrea Ronchi, take a very different approach on these issues. In fact most Finiani are Southern conservatives who oppose Berlusconi's leadership, his firm alliance with the once-separatist Lega Nord, the party's economic policy and federal reform.The group around Fini has also a think tank, FareFuturo (directed by Urso), and a newspaper, Secolo d'Italia (directed by Perina)."@en }
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- Generation_Italy abstract "Generation Italy (Generazione Italia, GI) is a faction within Future and Freedom (FLI), a political party in Italy.Although most of its members come from the conservative National Alliance (AN) and were earlier members of the Italian Social Movement (MSI), the foundation was considered the cradle of social liberalism within The People of Freedom (PdL). The faction's members identify themselves as close supporters of Gianfranco Fini, former leader of MSI/AN and frequent critic of Silvio Berlusconi from his post of President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies.During the years, the former post-fascist leader has taken controversial stances on stem cell research, end of life issues, advance health care directive and immigration. Fini is also an outspoken supporter of the principle of separation of church and state and of a more structured party organization.Although most Finiani, such as Bocchino, Adolfo Urso, Fabio Granata, Carmelo Briguglio, Flavia Perina and Giulia Bongiorno, are perfectly in line with Fini on moral issues and immigration, many others, including Andrea Ronchi, take a very different approach on these issues. In fact most Finiani are Southern conservatives who oppose Berlusconi's leadership, his firm alliance with the once-separatist Lega Nord, the party's economic policy and federal reform.The group around Fini has also a think tank, FareFuturo (directed by Urso), and a newspaper, Secolo d'Italia (directed by Perina).".