Talk:Together for the Future

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Article issues

There are several issues that include what the "organization" is referred to as, a group, movement, or new party.

Title

While I am not a fan of parenthetical disambiguation it does have validation for use. This article title is ambiguous and only recognized by those familiar with the "parliamentary group". "If" the subject is (actually) a party the article might be better named Together for the Future (political party) or Together for the Future (Italian politics). I have not looked at the notability aspect but the title needs reworking.

Confusion

Together for the Future is listed as a "centrist parliamentary group". I did not translate the sources but the article does not seem to support "parliamentary".

Confusion is evident in the last sentence of the "History" section, "On the following day, the group was officially founded, with 51 deputies and 11 senators who joined IpF. Moreover, two members of the European Parliament, Chiara Maria Gemma and Daniela Rondinelli, left the movement to join the new party." This apparently refers to the "group" (subject) as a party. It is not clear what "movement" the two European Parliament members left. -- Otr500 (talk) 13:00, 25 June 2022 (UTC)[reply]