Taverna List
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Taverna List also known as Free Trentino (Trentino Libero), was a regionalist
Regionalism (politics)
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 national-conservative
National conservatism
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 Italian political party active in the province of Trentino. It is named after its leader Claudio Taverna, while Trentino Libero refers to an online magazine linked to the party.

In the 2003 provincial election, the party scored 1.5% and got no provincial deputies elected.

For the 2008 general election
Italian general election, 2008
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, the party supported The Right
The Right
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. For the 2008 provincial election, the party joined the Pensioners' Party
Pensioners' Party (Italy)
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(PP) and Taverna was appointed regional secretary of that party. In the election the PP won 1.3% of the vote and Taverna failed to be elected to the Council.
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