Fabiana Gallo della Loggia

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Fabiana Gallo della Loggia
Official portrait, July 2009
1st General Secretary of the St.Charlian Socialist Movement
Assumed office: January 23, 2009
Preceded by:	Office created
Succeded by:	Incumbent
Personal Information
Born:	April 27, 1995 (age 14)
Birthplace:	Rome, Italy
Macronationality	Italian
Micronationality	St.Charlian
Political Party:	St.Charlian Socialist Movement
Residence:	London, United Kingdom

Fabiana Gallo della Loggia (Rome, 27th April 1995 - ) is a politician, and current Leader of the St.Charlian Socialist Movement, first party of opposition of the Federal Republic of St.Charlie.

Gallo della Loggia is the youngest St.Charlian politician ever elected. She's also the first politician that created an opposition party to the NPSC.

Due to the article published on the 20th of June edition of the St.Charlian Observer, she is also known in the Micronational Socialist environment and in the Intermicronational Socialist Alliance for her involvement in the Eurogate controversy.

History

She was born in Rome and came to London in September 2007. She joined St.Charlie when New Ridgeway became a Federation and was soon interested in politics. When the Branson Act 2009 was signed, she gathered St.Charlian leftist politicians and formed the St.Charlian Socialist Movement.

Current Activity

Fabiana Gallo della Loggia was subject of various criticism by the NPSC for a certain period, when at a conference, she said that Prime Minister Alexander Reinhardt planned the Branson Act 2009, with the intention to become Prime Minister and get more power than the President. Later, the allegations were investigated by the M.I.B but gave no results.

She is also the signatory representing the Oppisition of the Aberystwyth Agreement, and was a fervid opposer of the Triune Alliance and the Empire of New Europe, until St.Charlie withdrew from the Alliance.

Preceded by:	General Secretary of the SCSM	Succeded by:
Office created	23 Jan 2009 -	Present