Partit de la Lliga Ticino

• The Swiss Ticino League is a regionalist and populist political party that operates in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland. Founded in 1991, the party emerged from a desire to address and prioritize the specific needs and concerns of the Ticino region, distinguishing itself from the broader national political landscape of Switzerland. The Ticino League advocates for the preservation of local identity, culture, and traditions, emphasizing the importance of protecting the region's unique heritage against external influences and globalization.
  
  Central to the party's values is a strong stance on immigration, with the Ticino League advocating for stricter controls to safeguard local jobs and maintain social harmony. This reflects a broader populist trend of emphasizing the protection of local interests against perceived threats from immigration and supranational entities. The party also champions policies aimed at boosting the local economy, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, and promoting fiscal responsibility to ensure the prosperity and well-being of the Ticino population.
  
  The Ticino League's political platform is characterized by a blend of right-wing policies, particularly in relation to immigration and economic issues, combined with a populist approach that seeks to directly address the concerns of the local populace. While it operates primarily within the canton of Ticino, the issues it raises and the sentiments it represents are reflective of broader trends in regionalist and populist movements across Europe. The party's focus on localism, direct democracy, and skepticism towards centralization and supranational governance aligns it with a wider movement of parties and organizations advocating for greater autonomy and the protection of regional identities within the context of global change.

Ideologies:

• Ala dreta, Regionalisme

Polítiques:

• Consulteu la llista completa de les 101 polítiques de Lliga de Ticino

Pàgina web oficial:

• http://www.lega-dei-ticinesi.ch/