Partecipazione Attiva

Partecipazione Attiva — Movimento Popolare dei Cittadini Italiani is an Italian civic movement founded in September 2021 by a group of citizens who believe politics should return to the people. It describes itself not as a political party but as a free association of citizens working on concrete themes through independent analysis and tangible campaigns, grounded in the principles of the Italian Constitution: equality, solidarity and democratic participation. Its stated values are the Constitution, transparency (documented analyses with verifiable sources rather than slogans), participation (decisions taken together, with anyone able to bring a theme, a battle or a local problem) and territory (starting from the local level, because national battles are won when citizens are organised in their neighbourhood and city). The movement's campaigns address issues touching the daily life of millions of Italians. Its four ongoing civic battles are car insurance (RC Auto), public healthcare, electoral reform and opposition to differentiated autonomy (NO Autonomia differenziata). Each battle begins with an analysis, develops into concrete proposals and is followed step by step. On RC Auto, for example, the movement highlights the gap between Naples (599 euros) and Aosta (342 euros) for the same car and same driving, and has proposed a draft law on the subject. On electoral reform it has presented two proposals: a law for internal party democracy and an educational platform against electoral illiteracy. It also promotes the APE project (Assemblea Popolare Ecumenica), a proposal for citizens selected by lot and institutions obliged to respond, with referendums without a quorum. As of its own reporting, the movement counts two active regions, Campania and Lazio, and has published 29 analyses and articles. It communicates through its website, a WebTV with themed September appointments, and public documents. Membership is free and open through the website. The movement is led by a direttivo (steering committee) composed of citizens with different competences, including legal expertise. It is a civic association rather than a registered party, and no parent company, owner or listed status applies.

Partecipazione Attiva — Movimento Popolare dei Cittadini Italiani was founded in September 2021 by a group of citizens convinced that politics should return to the people. From the outset it defined itself not as a political party but as a civic movement working on concrete themes with independent analyses and tangible campaigns. Its founding inspiration is the Italian Constitution, and its stated values are the Constitution, transparency, participation and territory. The movement frames Italy's problems — from car insurance tariffs to healthcare waiting lists, from electoral reform to differentiated autonomy — as issues whose solutions already exist but require informed and organised citizens to be realised. It therefore builds campaigns that begin with documented analysis, develop into concrete proposals and are followed step by step. Its four ongoing civic battles are RC Auto, public healthcare, electoral reform and opposition to differentiated autonomy. On RC Auto, the movement has highlighted the territorial price gap — the same car and same driving costing 599 euros in Naples versus 342 euros in Aosta — and has proposed a draft law, explained publicly by Paolo Neri in a September WebTV appointment. On electoral reform, Luigi Spanu presented two proposals at the Comitato Iniziative Popolari: a law for internal democracy within parties and an educational platform against electoral illiteracy. The movement also promotes the APE project (Assemblea Popolare Ecumenica), presented as a tool to keep elected officials faithful to the vote, with citizens selected by lot, institutions obliged to respond, and referendums without a quorum. PensAttivo, a programme on the movement's WebTV, devoted an eleven-minute episode to the APE project, accompanied by the release of a public summary and the opening of a phase of maximum dissemination aimed at citizens and associations on an equal footing. The movement has also addressed broader themes such as the economy of the gift, with Stefano Francesco Piva speaking on the WebTV. As of its own reporting, the movement counts two active regions — Campania and Lazio — and has published 29 analyses and articles. It is led by a direttivo composed of citizens with different competences, including legal expertise. Membership is free and open through the website. The movement remains a civic association rather than a registered party.

• Partecipazione Attiva — Movimento Popolare dei Cittadini Italiani is founded by a group of citizens.

• WebTV September series on participatory democracy begins.

• Stefano Francesco Piva speaks on the economy of the gift on the WebTV.

• Paolo Neri explains the movement's RC Auto draft law on the WebTV.

• PensAttivo presents the APE project and opens the call to citizens and associations.

• Luigi Spanu presents PA's two electoral reform proposals at the Comitato Iniziative Popolari.

A free civic association, not a political party, promoting transparent, participatory politics at the service of people and rooted in the Italian Constitution.

• RC Auto campaign and draft law

  Campaign on car insurance price disparities, with a proposed law explained by Paolo Neri.

• Public healthcare campaign

  Campaign addressing healthcare waiting lists.

• Electoral reform proposals

  A law for internal party democracy and an educational platform against electoral illiteracy, presented by Luigi Spanu.

• NO Autonomia differenziata campaign

  Campaign opposing differentiated autonomy.

• APE (Assemblea Popolare Ecumenica)

  Proposal for citizens selected by lot, institutions obliged to respond, and referendums without quorum.

• PensAttivo WebTV programme

  The movement's video programme explaining its projects and proposals.

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