Prominent Italian endorsers
1- Ugo Giannangeli, Association of lawyers against the war, Milano
2- Giuseppe Pelazza, lawyer for Red Aid, Milano
3- Umberto Gay, Member of the Regional Council for PRC (Party of Communist Refoundation), Lombardia
4- Costanzo Preve, Marxist philosopher, Torino
5- Hamza Roberto Piccardo, National secretary of the Union of Islamic Communities of Italy, Imperia
6- Don Andrea Gallo, priest and leader of the anti globalisation movmenet, Genova
7- Fausto Schiavetto, Marxist intellectual, Padova
8- Gianfranco La Grassa, Marxist economist, Conegliano
9- Mario Coglitore, University lecturer, Venezia
10- Vainer Burani, Association Democratic Lawyers, Reggio Emilia
11- Leonardo Mazzei, leader of the Confederation of Communists, Lucca
12- Ascanio Bernardeschi, Member of the Regional Council for PRC, Pisa
13- Orietta Lunghi, leader of the Confederation of Communists, Firenze
14- Marco Riformetti, Marxist intellectual, Pietrasanta
15- Manlio Dinucci, journalist and Marxist intellectual, Pisa
16- Franco Cardini, University of Firenze, historian and scholar with focus on Islam, lecturer at Sorbonne, Firenze
17- Padre Jean M. Benjamin, catholic priest and and activist to lift the sanction imposed on Iraq since 1991, Assisi
18- Luca Frisullo, father of Dino Frisullo, leading activist for Kurdish self-determination, Perugia
19- Maurizio Donati, Member of the regional council for the Movement for the Unity of Communists, Umbria
20- Eros Francescangeli, Perugia, historian and Marxist intellectual
21- Moreno Pasquinelli, spokesman of the Anti-imperialist Camp, Perugia
22- Domenico Losurdo, university lecturer, Marxist philosopher, Urbino
23- Quinto Antinori, Secretary of PRC in Fermo
24- Fabio Pasquinelli, Secretary of PRC in Osimo
25- Luigi Cortesi, director of the review Giano, Marxist intellectual, Roma
26- Roberto Massari, publicist and Marxist intellectual, Bolsena
27- Aldo Bernardini, university lecturer on jurisprudence, leader of the Italian committee in defence of Slobodan Milosevic, Roma
28- Claudio Moffa, university lecturer and Marxist intellectual, Roma
29- Stefano De Angelis, leader of the tribunal into the NATO aggression on Yugoslavia, Roma
30- Carlo Corbucci, lawyer defending Islamic activists, Roma
31- Mara Malavenda, former MP, Union leader, Napoli
32- Vittorio Granillo, workers´ leader in the Alfa Romeo plant, Napoli
33- Ugo Maria Tassinari, journalist, Pozzuoli
34- Sergio Manes, publisher, Napoli
35- Bustianu Cumpostu, National co-ordinator for Sardigna Natzione Indipendentzia, Sardigna
36- Roberto Nieddu, Member of the Political Committee of PRC, Sardegna
