In general, I have the impression that a Palms March promoted not only by Radical Party - that, any way, has to keep the main role and the "front line" of the initiative - can easily obtain wider partecipation and funds. No doubt that the march will be remembered as a radical one: nobody considers "not radical" the marches of Easter and of Christmas of the Eighties, even if they have been promoted by a lot of different organizations but NOT by the Radical Party: Food and Desarmament International, PAR.I.FA., I.R.DIS.P. and more. The fact that now the party will be the first and official promoter, together with the contemporary Congress, will make absolutely clear that the march is "of the Radical Party", while the co-promotions can help to pass some burocratical obstacles in getting the adhesions of town administrations, regional councils, charity foundations and so on.

Now, what we should stress is: we all want for the Radical Party all the best. I don't think that the responsibles of "Hands Off Cain", as well as of "There Is No Peace Without Justice", are planning to weak the party or its imagine; they are trying, instead, to give the party more chances to raise funds and to hold a very succesfull event. This has to bring to the party also more members, and of course the membership campaign has still to be the main activity of the party till the Congress, and probably later.