Here is the complete list of Italian politicians financed by the non-profit close to Soros

Money to rain from American non-profit close to Soros. According to what we read in a document, the beneficiaries were several exponents of the Italian left, including various parliamentarians from the Dem area, a former minister of the Conte bis government and some loyalists of Elly Schlein. In the detailed list of contributions for political activities, not only electoral ones (ex law n. 659 of 1981 on the obligation of joint declaration) viewed and reported byAdnkronosvarious parliamentarians who have benefited from appear financing Of Agendaa progressive women’s organization founded in 2022 by Jessica Shearer, American environmentalist and Barack Obama’s former electoral guru.

Association based in Rome, the non-profit was financed with over one million euros between 2022 and 2023 by Democracy & Pluralisma Swedish foundation close to the Hungarian tycoon George Soros. Well, according to what theAdnkronosamong the beneficiaries of “donations” in 2022 there would have been – among others – also the secretary of the Italian Left and deputy of the Alleanza Verdi Sinistra Nicola Fratoianni (110 thousand 367.19 euros in services), the Avs deputy Marco Grimaldi (24 thousand 674.90 euros in services), the senator of the Democratic Party Michele Fina (7 thousand 57.73 euros in services), the group leader of the Democratic Party in the municipality of La Spezia Martina Giannetti (5 thousand 216.03 euros in services), the deputy of the Democratic Party Arturo Scotto (32 thousand 860.93 euros in services) and also the Dem deputy Nicola Stumpo (20 thousand 300.73 euros in services).

It would also appear in the list reported by the news agency Giuseppe Provenzano, former minister of the South and current Democratic MP, now head of Foreign Affairs in Elly Schlein’s team at the Nazarene. According to the papers seen byAdnkronostwo years ago Provenzano would have received from Agenda 13 thousand 211.97 euros, a contribution for the provision of services ‘registered’, in technical jargon, on 2 January 2023. The association animated by the former organizer of the campaign for US presidential elections Obama has three other co-founding partners: Rachele Scarpa, the youngest deputy of the 19th legislature to whom Schlein entrusted delegations over two key sectors, youth and health; Caterina Cerroni, national secretary of the Young Democrats, and Sofia Di Patrizi, feminist activist in 2023 she became the metropolitan spokesperson of the Democratic Women of Genoa. Both Scarpa and Cerroni would have obtained funding for their political and electoral activity: the first would have collected around 24 thousand euros in two tranches (one of 20 thousand 299.58 euros in services and the other of 4 thousand euros, dating back to 2022 and ‘tracked’ on 9 January 2023), while the second would have obtained 7 thousand 800 euros in 2022 and 64 thousand 831.85 euros (the latter sum in services) in the same year.

Even Ouidad Bakkali, another PD deputy, deputy secretary of the party in Emilia-Romagna, would have benefited from 77 thousand 418.79 euros in the form of services in 2022. Again according to what was communicated byAdnkronos, the Italian non-profit would also have financed MP Valentina Ghio, former mayor of Sestri Levante (38 thousand 504.27 euros in services in 2022); the regional councilor in Lazio, Marta Bonafoni, Schlein’s lieutenant in Rome and coordinator of the national dem secretariat (10 thousand euros in 2023). And again: Katia Piccardo, mayor of Rossiglione and deputy secretary of the Genoa Democratic Party (22 thousand 159.57 euros in services received in 2022); the parliamentarian Marco Sarracinoresponsible for cohesion, South and internal areas of the national secretariat of the Democratic Party, (29 thousand 765.49 euros in services provided in 2022).

Among the names on the list reported by the news agency would also appear those of the former PD parliamentarian and constitutionalist Stefano Ceccanti (4 thousand 270 euros in services), of the Democratic secretary of Genoa Simone D’Angelo (two donations, one of 11 thousand 672.36 euros in services and another of 8 thousand 770 euros), and of the former governor of Tuscany Enrico Rossi, candidate in 2022 for the Chamber but not elected (3 thousand euros, plus another donation of 6 thousand 208.58 euros in services). Also from the non-profit, considerable help would have been given to some PD candidates in the 2019 European elections (150 thousand euros) and in the 2020 local elections (315 thousand euros).

In reference to what has been reported, theAdnkronos he tried to contact some Dem representatives who received donations, but without receiving any response.