the Republic are part of five different parties, ranging from Communist Refoundation to the National Alliance and on 11 February 1997, by Senator Antonino Monteleone of the National Alliance, Auriti's thesis was implemented, even if the Senate does not discuss anything, as totally baseless. The Experiment of SIMeC In 2000, Auriti together with the help of mayor of the Democratic Party Mario Palmerio conducted an experiment in his hometown Guardiagrele by launching an alternative currency known as SIMeC, in order to prove his theories on the creation of value of currency by nationality. The experiment developed in two phases. First, the starter served to enter the SIMeC-use community that induced value that objectifies as a real asset, being owned by the carrier making it a parallel currency. Second, was the creation of an Income for the Department of Citizenship to promote 'initiative', which was moderately successful, because SIMeC were sold at par in exchange for pounds and withdrawn twice the original value. The costs were borne by the same Giacinto Auriti. Following an intervention by the Guardia di Finanza on a disposition of the Prosecutor of Chieti, the SIMeC in circulation, however, were confiscated. Despite the subsequent lifting of the seizure, the experiment was stopped. The Syndicate wear in 2001, to promote a bill of popular initiative ("Acceptance of EURO: basic income owned by the carrier") but does not collect the necessary signatures. In 2004, he ran for the elections to the European Parliament on the list "Social Alternative" by Alessandra Mussolini. On 30 May 2011, Auriti theories were repeatedly referenced in the parliament by Antonio Di Pietro, who was asking for assistance in European fora. References 1923 births 2006 deaths 20th-century Italian lawyers Italian essayists Italian male non-fiction writers Male essayists Academic staff of the University of Teramo 20th-century essayists