People's Party

The People's Party [Italian: Partito Popolare, PP] is an Italian centre Christian-democratic political party founded in 1897. It is the third smallest political party with 70 seats in the Chamber of Deputies.

Luigi Sturzo
Sturzo was the founder and leader of the PP until 1919, when he resigned following a disastrous election defeat.

Marco Esposito
Esposito was the leader of the PP until 1921 when he was assassinated under unknown circumstances after the general election.

Alessandro Ricci
Ricci is a former member of the PP, leaving the party to take up the Presidency. He later resigned the Presidency and founded the Conservative National Party, a breakaway of the People's Party made up of some of their more right-wing Deputies.