The Radical Party's Federal Council, meeting in Rome from January 2 to January 7, 1990, draws the attention of the federal organs and Radical members to the following proposals which have emerged from the debate:

1 - to examine the possibility of holding a convention on "Nationality, Transnationality, and Federalism" to be held in Lithuania or Yugoslavia;

2 - to examine the possibility of organizing an assembly of the Radical Party on rights and democracy in the East European countries, with particular reference to the electoral system, to be held preferably in Prague;

3 - to examine the possibility of holding a referendum for Hungary's admission to the United States of Europe as a first initiative to affirm the policy of the United States of Europe in East Europe;

4 - to examine the possibility of organizing a "freedom bus" from Paris to Amsterdam, with the aim of drawing attention to the need for a supra-national drug antiprohibitionist policy;

5 - to examine the possibilty of organizing, together with LIA and the Drug Policy Foundation, an antiprohibitionist convention in a Latin American country, in one of the regions most involved in the drug war;

6 - to examine the possibility of holding an anti-nuclear convention in Poland, a country which is planning to build its first nuclear plant;

7 - to examine the possibility of holding a Radical congress on the situation in Italy;

8 - takes note of the initiative which the Radical Gandhian Association "Gruppo Satyagraha" has announced with its seminar on the political instruments of active nonviolence, and the subsequent publication financed by the organization.

9 - examines the possibility of promoting Radical antiprohibitionist associations on a national scale (like CORA in Italy), especially in East European countries.

10 - to examine the possibility of holding an antiprohibitionist assembly in Moscow, during the visit of Arnold Trebach who will be speaking to the USSR Academy of Sciences.