Sources: Padania
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Reference work · Independent publication
Lega (political party) (Wikipedia) link
Confirms the party's rebranding as "Lega" ahead of the 2018 Italian general election, without a change to its official registered name.
Cited on: Padania, History of Padanian nationalism · Source record
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Lega Nord (Wikipedia) link
Gives Lega Nord's founding as a party on 8 January 1991 (an alliance since 4 December 1989) merging six regional parties, and the "first elections to the Padanian Parliament" it organised in October 1997.
Cited on: Padania, History of Padanian nationalism · Source record
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Padanian Declaration of Independence (Wikipedia) link
Gives the exact date and content of Umberto Bossi's 15 September 1996 declaration in Venice, and confirms it was never recognised by Italy or any other state.
Cited on: Padania, History of Padanian nationalism, Padania: current status · Source record
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Padanian nationalism (Wikipedia) link
Covers the party's later return to a federalist programme, the retention of Padanian independence as its constitutional "final goal," and the shift toward federalism, regionalism and Italian nationalism under Matteo Salvini from 2013.
Cited on: Padania, History of Padanian nationalism, Padania: current status · Source record