Future Left
Future Left (Italian: Sinistra Futura, SF) is a regionalist and democratic-socialist political party in Sardinia,[1][2][3] led by Luca Pizzuto.[4]
The party was formed in March 2023 by members of Article One (merged into the Democratic Party in June 2023) and Italian Left.
SF was an early supporter of Alessandra Todde of the Five Star Movement as joint candidate for president of Sardinia of the centre-left coalition. In the 2024 regional election Todde was narrowly elected president and SF won 3.0% of the vote and three regional councillors — Giuseppino Canu, Paola Casula and Luca Pizzuto (while Italian Left, in list with Green Europe within Greens and Left Alliance, won 4.7% of the vote and four seats).[5] After the election, Ilaria Portas of SF was appointed regional minister of Education, Cultural Heritage, Information, Entertainment and Sports.[6]
Leadership
- President: Luca Pizzuto (2023–present)
- Vice President: Paola Casula (2023–present)
External links
- Official website
References
- ^ https://www.unionesarda.it/news-sardegna/oristano-provincia/nasce-sinistra-futura-parte-da-oristano-il-nuovo-progetto-per-la-sinistra-sarda-qr9nwgwt
- ^ https://www.sardegnareporter.it/2023/03/nasce-a-oristano-lassociazione-di-cultura-e-politica-regionale-sinistra-futura/518936
- ^ https://www.sardegnaierioggidomani.com/politica/e-nata-sinistra-futura-associazione-di-cultura-politica
- ^ https://www.laprovinciadelsulcisiglesiente.com/2023/12/sinistra-futura-verso-le-regionali-a-sostegno-di-alessandra-todde-a-bacu-abis-e-stata-presentata-larea-costituente-per-il-partito-del-lavoro-in-sicilia
- ^ https://www.lanuovasardegna.it/regione/2024/02/27/news/ecco-tutti-i-nomi-dei-nuovi-consiglieri-regionali-eletti-in-sardegna-1.100480558
- ^ https://www.lanuovasardegna.it/regione/2024/04/09/news/ecco-chi-sono-gli-assessori-e-le-assessore-della-giunta-todde-le-schede-1.100503277
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