Coalition of Italian Workers

The Coalition of Italian Workers [Italian: Coalizione dei Lavoratori Italiani, CLI] is a left-wing coalition of two political parties founded in Rome after the Italian General Election of 1921.

History
Immediately following the general election, the PSRI and PRLI formed a coalition to form the government, this would be known as the CLI. Once the coalition was formed, it was confronted with its first issue regarding the disorder caused by extremist groups. To resolve this, the coalition proposed a law that would ban paramilitary groups. This law was passed by the Chamber of Deputies by a small majority and was given royal assent by the king the very next day on 17th February 1921. Following the ban on paramilitary groups, the creation of a national trade union would be proposed to the Chamber of Deputies. The creation of this trade union would be passed through a landslide on 22nd February 1921.