National Action (Italy)

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National Action Azione Nazionale
Leader	Gianni Alemanno
President	Pasquale Viespoli
Coordinator	Fausto Orsomarso
Founded	9 November 2015
Dissolved	18 February 2017
Preceded by	Future and Freedom for Italy
Merged into	National Movement for Sovereignty
Headquarters	Via di San Godenzo 52 – Rome
Ideology	Conservatism National conservatism
Political position	Right-wing
Colours	Blue
Website
www.azionenazionale.it
Politics of Italy Political parties Elections

National Action (Italian: Azione Nazionale, AN) was a conservative political party in Italy.

Its members initially insisted that National Action, whose acronym is intentionally identical to that of the defunct National Alliance, was not a party, but a cultural association. The new AN's mentors were Gianfranco Fini (founder and leader of National Alliance, minister of Foreign Affairs, deputy prime minister and president of the Chamber of Deputies) and Gianni Alemanno (former leading member of National Alliance, minister of Agricolture and mayor of Rome).^[1][2][3]

National Action includes people affiliated to several groups, notably including FreeRight (a liberal-conservative association led by Fini),^[4][5][6] Italy First (a national- and social-conservative party led by Alemanno)^[7][8] and Alto Adige in the Heart (a regional party led by Alessandro Urzì in South Tyrol), and various individuals previously active in the old AN.

In 2017 the party was merged, along with The Right, into the National Movement for Sovereignty.