European Republican Movement

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European Republicans Movement




Founded	6 March 2001
Dissolved	14 October 2007
Main leaders	Luciana Sbarbati
Newspaper	none
Membership	2,600 ([1])

Ideology	Social liberalism
International	none
European party	European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party
European Parliament Group	Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe

The European Republicans Movement (Movimento Repubblicani Europei, MRE) of Italy was a small center left liberal party.

It was part of The Olive Tree coalition. The party emerged from a left-wing tendency of the Italian Republican Party (PRI), when they joined the House of Freedoms. Its leader was Luciana Sbarbati. MRE elected one MEP in 2004 as part of the United in the Olive Tree ticket. In 2006 it formed The Olive Tree alliance with the Democrats of the Left and Democracy is Freedom – Daisy, which won 220 out of 630 deputies in the 2006 elections as part of the wider coalition The Union.

MRE became part of the Democratic Party at its founding congress on 14 October 2007.

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Union of Christian and Centre Democrats	Casiniani, Tabaccini, Cuffariani, Liberals and Christians

Democratic Party	Veltroniani, The Populars, Dalemiani (Reformists and Democrats), Rutelliani, Liberal PD, Democratic Ecologists, Lettiani (360 Association), To the Left (Democrats, Laicists, Socialists, Say Left, Labourites – Liberal Socialists, Left for the Country), Ulivists, Social Christians, Theo-Dems/Persons and Networks, European Republicans Movement

Communist Refoundation Party	Majority (Refoundation in Movement, Being Communists, The Ernesto, HammerSickle, Counter-current), Minority (Refoundation for the Left, United to the Left), Recently exited (Communist Workers' Party, Critical Left, Communist Alternative Party)