Isabella Adinolfi
Italian politician
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Isabella Adinolfi | |
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| Member of the European Parliament | |
Incumbent | |
| Assumed office 1 July 2014 | |
| Constituency | Southern Italy |
| Personal details | |
| Born | (1978-03-27) 27 March 1978 (age 46) Nocera Inferiore, Campania, Italy |
| Political party | Forza Italia (from July 2021) |
| Other political affiliations | Five Star Movement (until 2021) |
| Website | [1] |
Isabella Adinolfi (born 27 March 1978) is an Italian politician and Member of the European Parliament from Italy since 2014. She was a member of Five Star Movement, part of the Europe for Freedom and Democracy until July 2021 when she joined Forza Italia.[1]
Biography
She graduated in Conservation of Cultural Heritage with a thesis on the restoration of archaeological wood, subsequently obtaining a master's degree in Local Sustainable Development.[2]
Political activity
Adinolfi was a candidate of the Five Star Movement for the Southern Italy constituency in the 2014 European Parliament election. She won election to the European Parliament, receiving 67,477 votes.
In the 2019 European Parliament election, she was the top candidate on the party list.
References
External links
- Board Isabella Adinolfi on the site Beppe Grillo
- Personal profile of Isabella Adinolfi in the European Parliament's database of members
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Current Members of the European Parliament from Italy (2019–2024)- Adinolfi (ID)
- Adinolfi (EPP)
- Bartolo (S&D)
- Basso (ID)
- Beghin (NI)
- Benifei (S&D)
- Berlato (ECR)
- Bonfrisco (ID)
- Borchia (ID)
- Campomenosi (ID)
- Casanova (ID)
- Castaldo (NI)
- Ceccardi (ID)
- Chinnici (S&D)
- Ciocca (ID)
- Comi (EPP)
- Conte (ID)
- Corrao (Greens–EFA)
- Covassi (S&D)
- Cozzolino (S&D)
- D'Amato (Greens–EFA)
- Danti (Renew)
- Da Re (ID)
- De Blasis (ECR)
- De Castro (S&D)
- De Meo (EPP)
- Donato (NI)
- Dorfmann (EPP)
- Danzì (NI)
- Ferrandino (Renew)
- Ferrara (NI)
- Fidanza (ECR)
- Fiocchi (ECR)
- Furore (NI)
- Gancia (ID)
- Gazzini (NI)
- Gemma (ECR)
- Ghidoni (ID)
- Giarrusso (NI)
- Grant (ID)
- Gualmini (S&D)
- Lancini (ID)
- Laureti (S&D)
- Lizzi (ID)
- Majorino (S&D)
- Martusciello (EPP)
- Milazzo (ECR)
- Moretti (S&D)
- Mussolini (EPP)
- Nesci (ECR)
- Panza (ID)
- Patriciello (EPP)
- Pedicini (Greens–EFA)
- Peppucci (EPP)
- Picierno (S&D)
- Pignedoli (NI)
- Pisapia (S&D)
- Procaccini (ECR)
- Rinaldi (ID)
- Roberti (S&D)
- Rondinelli (S&D)
- Rossi (ID)
- Salini (EPP)
- Sardone (ID)
- Smeriglio (S&D)
- Sofo (ECR)
- Stancanelli (ECR)
- Tardino (ID)
- Tinagli (S&D)
- Toia (S&D)
- Tovaglieri (ID)
- Variati (S&D)
- Vuolo (EPP)
- Zambelli (EPP)
- Zanni (ID)
- Zullo (Renew)
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