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Cuoritaliani
Leader	Andrea Augello
Founded	2015
Dissolved	2018
Split from	New Centre-Right
Merged into	Brothers of Italy
Ideology	Conservatism
Political position	Centre-right
National affiliation	Identity and Action (2015–2018)
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Cuoritaliani ("Italian Hearts") was a political party based in Lazio, led by Andrea Augello.

History

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The party was launched by Senator Andrea Augello and MP Vincenzo Piso in December 2015.^[1] In February 2016, the party was joined in the Regional Council of Lazio, with all the four regional councillors from the New Centre-Right and one regional councillor from the mixed group.^[2]

In June 2016, the party supported the candidacy of mayor of Nicola Calandrini in the municipal election of Latina (who lost in the ballot),^[3] getting 6.6% of the vote and one seat.^[4]

In the 2017 local elections the party scored good results in Frosinone (4.3% of the vote), Anagni (5.4%), where it get the election for mayor of its member Daniele Natalia, and Ladispoli (10.7%), where its member Alessandro Grando was elected mayor too.^[5]

On the occasion of the 2018 Lazio regional election, following a series of negotiations,^[6] Cuoritaliani announced the candidacy of one of its members from the ranks of Forza Italia.^[7]

In the 2018 local elections, the results in cities like Anzio and Velletri were really disappointing, causing the anger of Augello who relieved local leaders of their positions.^[8] In December 2018, Augello finally announced the merger of Cuoritaliani into Brothers of Italy.^[9]

References

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^ "Daniele Sabatini verso Cuoritaliani". Viterbo Post.
^ "In Consiglio regionale sparisce Ncd: ecco Cuoritaliani". dire.it.
^ "Elezioni 2016, i candidati al Consiglio comunale della lista Cuori Italiani". Latina Today.
^ "ELEZIONI COMUNALI 5 GIUGNO Comune di Latina". Repubblica.it.
^ "Risultati elezioni comunali 2017 a Ladispoli A. Grando vince le elezioni amministrative con il 58,7% dei voti". Il Sole 24Ore.
^ "Terremoto Forza Italia via Augello si rifanno le liste Regionali".
^ "Lazio, Andrea Augello: "ecco i nostri candidati alle elezioni regionali"". 3 February 2018.
^ "Angelilli prende 26 voti ad Anzio e 65 a Velletri, Augello furioso". Latina Editoriale Oggi.
^ "Ciao nemico: Andrea Augello entra in Fratelli d'Italia e ritrova lo storcio avversario Rampelli". Alessio Porcu.it.

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