319:
598:. The primary object of this meeting was to arrange the merger with LCIGL, but the decision was immediately controversial. Objections were made on both procedural grounds, (the decision had been made by FIL executives without any public voting), and on political grounds (many wanted the FIL to be independent from both Catholic and American influence). The Italian Republican Party and United Socialist Party had already urged their supporters in the FIL to oppose this merger.
750:
464:
32:
2262:
148:
583:, split from CGIL, following the example of autonomous socialists led by Romita, who split from PSI and founded the United Socialist Party (PSU) in December 1949. Attempts by Viglianersiâs group to join the FIL were blocked by FIL leadership, as they were considering, under American pressure, merging with the Catholic LCGIL. The
2345:(CISL) and the UIL; while "CGIL" indicates what remained after the divisions until the present. See page 15 and following from: Adolfo Pepe, Storia del sindacato in Italia nel '900: La CGIL e la costruzione della democrazia, Volume 3 di Storia del sindacato in Italia nel '900. Editore Ediesse, Italy 2001.
676:
Due in part to resisting
American interests by refusing to merge with the LCIGL, the union was denied political partnership and funding for several years. Despite these difficulties, in the first years the UIL consistently increased its influence among Italian workers, reaching 400,000 members by the
703:
Between 1968 and the early 1980's, left-wing CGIL, Catholic CISL and moderate-left UIL united, setting up the "CGIL-CISL-UIL Federation", a federation to coordinate (but not merge) these three major unions. The federation was similar in nature to the unified "Old" CGIL, but it did not attach members
601:
In the end, only the FIL leadership joined the LCIGL (which changed its name to the
Italian Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions on April 30, 1950). The bulk of the rank and file membership resolved decided to form a new union, independent from the politics and foreign influence which had sundered
854:
Beginning in 1989 and continuing into the 1990's, Italy's traditional political parties were largely dissolved in a period of heightened national turbulence. In the wake of this political revolution, the UIL became politically untethered, losing its connections with the PSDI, PLI, PRI and moderate
426:
Unwilling to continue cooperation with increasingly militant socialists, on
September 15, 1948, a group of Catholic trade unionists, consisting of Republicans and Social Democrats, split from CGIL. They founded a new union initially called the "Free CGIL" (Libera CGIL, LCIGL) and later named the
418:
For the first time, the Social
Democrats and Moderate Socialists entered government, while the PCI and the PSI joined the opposition. The CGIL initially attempted to strengthen links with the PCI, but later called for a general strike against the De Gasperi cabinet following the shooting of PCI
715:
cabinet divided the member unions. The law cut the "sliding wage scale". While differences over the law were initially papered over, these conflicts entered the public sphere when the parties of Craxi's cabinet, (DC, PSI, PSDI, PRI, PLI), launched a concerted political effort to defend the law
2532:
From 1969 to 1971 the UIL was ruled by a cross-party triumvirate consisting of
Ravecca (PSDI), Ravenna (PSI) and Vanni (PRI), which allowed for a mediated transition towards a further period in which Vanni was the sole incumbent. Former general secretary Viglianesi was also elected President
613:
On 5 March 1950, in the Casa dellâAviatore (Aviator House) in Rome, 253 delegates from the now defunct FIL congress participated in the foundation of the
Italian Labour Union (UIL). Despite claims to political independence, the new organization was strongly social democratic and reformist in
362:, and PSI respectively. The resulting association, known as the "United CGIL", was established to unify all the Italian workers under one banner, without regard to their political and religious views. It was the culmination of cooperative efforts by all the
378:
The formation of the UIL was the result of a split in the "United CGIL" pact, which was in turn induced by turbulence within the associated
Italian political parties in the early post-war years, especially the tumultuous
3120:
2955:
3087:
2965:
2885:
736:) aligned themselves with the government's position against a referendum. The referendum did not materialize, and the passage of the new law led to the break-up of the CGIL-CISL-UIL Federation.
2945:
2980:
866:
In 2011, according to the most recent official data, there were 2,196,442 total UIL members, with 1,328,583 active workers, 575,266 retired workers and 292,593 second membership workers.
704:
to potentially unwelcome political commitments. This federation only managed to effectively function from its foundation until the early 1970's, most obviously during Italy's
1301:
2720:
1484:
446:. These factions remained in the CIGL after the Catholic split, but the increasing political militancy of CGIL strikes, including actions against Italian membership in
2780:
370:. The pact united the three leading political movements (communist, socialist, and Catholic) in the name of workers' rights and the ongoing fight against fascism.
2015:
3185:
2930:
1508:
1285:
2790:
2383:) won regularly by social-democrat faction, assaulting Congress during its first meeting. At the end of the uncountable, a woman died and many were wounded.
3265:
3242:
3383:
3310:
1418:
623:
450:, and the violence of 17 May 1949 in Molinella pushed the non-communist groups to also split with the CGIL and form the Italian Labor Federation (FIL).
3315:
3275:
3235:
635:
615:
3000:
2845:
2342:
2280:
428:
347:
2518:
These number refers to people member of independent unions or sectoral union not affiliated directly to any federation within the UIL confederation.
3373:
2713:
2506:
1090:
681:
627:
569:
3280:
3190:
2397:
1462:
1239:
3368:
3210:
3055:
2975:
2325:
1167:
1074:
351:
3340:
3130:
3095:
3050:
2960:
2860:
1991:
3200:
2880:
2837:
2341:
In
Italian "CGIL unitaria" (United CGIL) is used to indicate the CGIL from its birth in 1944 to 1950 before the splits that generated the
3378:
3175:
3017:
2950:
2910:
2810:
2706:
2665:
2156:
3320:
3247:
2830:
3388:
2905:
2900:
2895:
407:(PRI)âreceived 7.07% of the vote for the Italian Chamber of Deputies and 3.62% for the Italian Senate. They thus participated in the
3135:
3105:
1590:
1122:
822:
536:
96:
3140:
3115:
3040:
3005:
2775:
2355:
2275:
794:
685:
508:
303:
296:
215:
68:
3230:
2875:
2820:
1652:
1106:
3393:
3335:
3325:
3100:
3022:
2935:
771:
485:
49:
801:
515:
75:
3170:
3035:
2922:
2865:
2770:
2549:
2400:
from PSU and it referred to the Unione
Italiana del Lavoro (UIdL), a small reformist union existing before the fascist era.
2309:
20:
3155:
3070:
2805:
2460:
2416:
591:
saw establishing a single, unified, non-communist trade union, to oppose the communist CGIL, as being in their interest.
2729:
2631:
2565:
2441:
2433:
1255:
913:
896:
689:
400:
307:
808:
522:
82:
3285:
3260:
3065:
2985:
2677:
1674:
1532:
841:
584:
555:
115:
779:
493:
2850:
2825:
1969:
855:
PSI. UIL members no longer have a strong, shared political identity, although many are affiliated with the modern
3295:
3220:
3150:
3082:
2762:
1224:
1208:
790:
504:
442:(PLI), other Republicans, Social Democrats and some autonomous socialists affiliated with the PSI faction led by
64:
2992:
1019:
775:
489:
392:
53:
2505:
When a member of one among the sixteen federations within the UIL retires become automatically member of the
1733:
1138:
367:
3030:
2597:
588:
318:
2480:
3215:
359:
272:
3195:
3255:
1004:
945:
860:
760:
474:
404:
288:
815:
529:
89:
3075:
3010:
2795:
2650:. Vol. 2. Washington DC: United States Department of Labor. 1965. p. 17.13–17.28.
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979:
962:
930:
764:
478:
396:
380:
355:
42:
642:, all of the PRI; several trade unionists from the PSLI; and other independent trade unionists.
2739:
1034:
3347:
2743:
1000:
983:
439:
659:
Adoption of democratic methods via the active participation of workers in the UIL decisions.
579:
In the same summer of 1949, some trade unionists of the autonomous socialist faction led by
408:
339:
327:
665:
Intervention in any social, economic and political questions concerning workers interests.
8:
2757:
2379:
That day, in
Molinella the communists opposed the results of the election for the local (
2368:
733:
3160:
2915:
2698:
2673:
2627:
2380:
957:
729:
717:
420:
412:
284:
1182:
Italian Union of Research, University, and Higher Art and Musical Education Workers
891:
619:
580:
267:
258:
246:
2553:
2464:
2420:
2313:
995:
925:
856:
639:
443:
431:(CISL). CGIL remained the union of the communists and socialists, as well as the
2546:
2306:
974:
725:
662:
Tight coordination with the other two trade union confederation: CGIL and CISL.
631:
594:
The first and only FIL congress was held from 29 January to 5 February 1950 in
343:
323:
2457:
2413:
3362:
3300:
712:
645:
The founding declaration and program approved by delegates included the UIL
908:
724:, supported the call for a referendum on the law. The CISL and UIL, led by
721:
363:
335:
670:
605:
On 5 February 1950, at the end of the congress, the FIL ceased to exist.
1837:
Italian Union of Press, Entertainment, Information and Cultural Workers
705:
1054:
The list of affiliated federation includes at present the following:
280:
749:
463:
31:
669:
A later addition to the declaration was a commitment towards the
395:
of the Italian Republic was held on 18 April 1948. As a result,
2329:
732:, and factions within the CGIL (especially those influenced by
711:
The federation came to an end in 1985 when a law issued by the
653:
Independence from parties, from government, and from religions.
595:
2261:
716:
against a proposed referendum to overturn it. The PCI, led by
438:
Said laic and reform factions were mainly associated with the
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Confederation of Unions for Professional and Managerial Staff
1302:
National Federation of Construction, Wood and Related Workers
695:
On 6 December 1953 the second UIL congress was held in Rome.
608:
432:
292:
276:
181:
2057:
National Federation of Local Transport and Inland Waterways
1485:
Italian Union of Chemical, Energy and Manufacturing Workers
573:
447:
223:
219:
166:
147:
2215:
Union of Receptionist and Secretaries of Judicial Offices
2367:
Togliatti was shot three times, being severely wounded.
2016:
Italian Union of Transport Auxiliaries and Port Workers
2728:
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https://www.britannica.com/biography/Palmiro-Togliatti
1509:
Italian Union of Chemical, Energy and Resource Workers
1286:
Italian Union of Tourism, Commerce and Service Workers
656:
Development of the autonomy of sectoral trade unions.
576:, Republicans and Social Democrats founded the FIL.
453:
2693:
2672:(6th ed.). London, UK: John Harper Publishing.
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2093:
National Society for Training Professional Teachers
1419:
Italian Union of Agricultural Labourers and Workers
680:On January 1, 1952, the UIL became a member of the
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2109:National Union of Communal Labour Office Employees
299:(CGIL). It represents almost 2.2 million workers.
3266:Trade Union Confederation of Workers' Commissions
1154:Italian Union of Workers in Constitutional Bodies
233:
3360:
2076:National Federation of Quasi-Government Agencies
1365:Italian Federation of Printers and Paper Workers
1091:Italian Union of Bank, Insurance and Tax Workers
682:International Confederation of Free Trade Unions
3316:Confederation of Public Employees' Trade Unions
2124:National Union of Labour Inspectorate Personnel
1463:Italian Union of Chemical and Allied Industries
1240:Italian Union of Textiles, Energy and Chemicals
1044:
698:
688:(ITUC). In 1973 the UIL became a member of the
2976:Confederation of State and Municipal Employees
2624:I sindacati della UIL 1950-1968: Un dizionario
2528:
2526:
2524:
2343:Italian Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions
2328:, who was sentenced just a few days before by
2281:Italian Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions
1168:Italian Union of Public Administration Workers
1075:Italian Union of Agricultural and Food Workers
614:character. The assembly president was senator
429:Italian Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions
3341:Confederation of Free Trade Unions of Ukraine
3131:Confederation of Unions for the Professionals
2961:Democratic League of Independent Trade Unions
2931:Confederation of Civil Servants' Trade Unions
2781:General Confederation of Liberal Trade Unions
2714:
1992:Italian Union of Textile and Clothing Workers
1695:Italian Union of Hotel and Restaurant Workers
334:On June 3, 1944, while Italy was involved in
2621:
2615:
2521:
2157:National Union of Local Authority Employees
1554:Italian Union of Commerce and Sales Workers
778:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
492:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
403:(PDSI) and reform socialists in union with
3384:Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD
3276:Confederation of Professional Associations
2846:Confederation of Professional Associations
2721:
2707:
2626:. Bibliotheka Edizioni. pp. 408â412.
2438:Partito Socialista dei Lavoratori Italiani
1950:Italian Union of Telecommunication Workers
609:Formation of the Italian Labor Union (UIL)
3311:Confederation of Progressive Trade Unions
2956:Forum for the Co-operation of Trade Union
2791:Confederation of Independent Trade Unions
2298:
2296:
2193:National Union of Mine and Quarry Workers
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116:Learn how and when to remove this message
3236:Confederation of Autonomous Trade Unions
3136:Confederation of Vocational Trade Unions
3106:Trade Union Federation for Professionals
2966:Confederation of Unions of Professionals
2648:Directory of Labor Organizations: Europe
2591:
2589:
2509:(the UIL federation of retired workers).
1816:Italian Union of Port and Allied Workers
1591:Italian Union of Farm Owners and Tenants
1123:Italian Union of Local Authority Workers
684:, which later, in 2006, merged into the
317:
207:Pierpaolo Bombardieri, General Secretary
3374:International Trade Union Confederation
3281:Confederation of Professional Employees
2776:Confederation of Christian Trade Unions
2356:Italian constitutional referendum, 1946
2354:A year after the end of WWII, with the
2276:Italian General Confederation of Labour
1872:Italian Union of Public Service Workers
686:International Trade Union Confederation
304:International Trade Union Confederation
297:Italian General Confederation of Labour
259:[uËnjoËneitaËljaËnadellaËvoËro]
3361:
3231:Independence Trade Union Confederation
3001:Confederation of Workers' Trade Unions
2293:
1855:Italian Union of Public Office Workers
1653:Italian Union of Food Industry Workers
1571:Italian Union of Entertainment Workers
1107:Italian Union of Communication Workers
869:
399:âthe political alliance formed by the
3369:National trade union centers of Italy
3336:Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine
2702:
2664:
2622:Bergamaschi, Myriam (27 March 2018).
2586:
1346:Italian Federation of Airline Workers
1049:
739:
266:
257:
3191:Democratic Trade Union Confederation
3096:Federation of Christian Trade Unions
2881:Central Organisation of Trade Unions
1794:Italian Union of Oil and Gas Workers
1384:Italian Federation of Tax Collectors
1318:
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743:
490:adding citations to reliable sources
457:
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16:National trade union centre in Italy
3211:Democratic Confederation of Workers
3056:Christian Trade Union Confederation
2178:National Union of Metric Inspectors
2140:National Union of Lottery Officials
2037:Italian Union of University Workers
618:. Other notable attendees included
13:
3379:European Trade Union Confederation
3321:Confederation of Real Trade Unions
3186:Confederation of Free Trade Unions
3121:Confederation Of Free Trade Unions
2901:Democratic Confederation of Labour
2896:Confederation of Christian Workers
2730:European Trade Union Confederation
2442:Italian Democratic Socialist Party
2440:, PSLI) was the first name of the
2434:Socialist Party of Italian Workers
2230:University and Research Federation
1714:Italian Union of Insurance Workers
1402:Italian Union of Accordion Workers
1271:Italian Union of Temporary Workers
1256:Italian Union of Transport Workers
690:European Trade Union Confederation
454:The Italian Labor Federation (FIL)
401:Italian Democratic Socialist Party
386:
322:The three CGIL leaders, Lizzardi,
308:European Trade Union Confederation
14:
3405:
2687:
1912:Italian Union of Research Workers
1775:Italian Union of Monopoly Workers
1755:Italian Union of Maritime Workers
1675:Italian Union of Hospital Workers
1533:Italian Union of Clothing Workers
3389:Trade unions established in 1950
3176:General Confederation of Workers
2906:Union of Autonomous Trade Unions
2811:Union of Autonomous Trade Unions
2396:was chosen at the suggestion of
2260:
1970:Italian Union of Textile Workers
1892:Italian Union of Railway Workers
1614:Italian Union of Finance Workers
1194:Italian Union of Retired Workers
748:
462:
423:, in an attack on 14 July 1948.
146:
30:
21:Italian Labour Union (1918â1925)
3051:General Confederation of Labour
3006:General Confederation of Labour
2951:Federation of Workers' Councils
2936:General Confederation of Labour
2911:General Confederation of Labour
2831:Workers' Trade Union Federation
2640:
2558:
2536:
2512:
2499:
2486:
2470:
2447:
1442:Italian Union of Bank Employees
1225:Italian Union of School Workers
1209:Italian Union of Postal Workers
1038:
1023:
1008:
987:
966:
949:
934:
917:
900:
302:The UIL is affiliated with the
41:needs additional citations for
2876:Confederation of Professionals
2861:Employees' Unions' Association
2494:Decreto Legge di San Valentino
2426:
2403:
2386:
2373:
2361:
2348:
2335:
2324:Emilio Canevari was replacing
2318:
1932:Italian Union of State Workers
638:and the former Prime Minister
279:. It was founded in 1950 as a
1:
3326:Confederation of Trade Unions
3141:Confederation of Trade Unions
3071:Confederation of Trade Unions
2658:
2598:"Living and working in Italy"
1734:Italian Union of Land Workers
1631:Italian Union of Fine Artists
1139:Italian Union of Metalworkers
368:National Liberation Committee
313:
3394:1950 establishments in Italy
2821:Democratic Labour Federation
2668:; et al., eds. (2005).
2547:section subscriber on Uil.it
2533:(chairman) during this time.
2458:historical section on uil.it
2414:historical section on uil.it
1045:Affiliated union federations
699:The CGIL-CISL-UIL Federation
589:American Federation of Labor
7:
2866:Association of Trade Unions
2481:federated pact from CGIL.it
2253:
415:, providing two ministers.
273:national trade union centre
10:
3410:
3116:Federation of Trade Unions
2981:Confederation of Academics
2394:Unione Italiana del Lavoro
2358:, Italy became a republic.
1747:Split into UISBA and UIMEC
373:
251:Unione Italiana del Lavoro
141:Unione Italiana del Lavoro
18:
3296:Trade Union Confederation
3286:Trade Union Confederation
3201:Trade Union Confederation
3101:Trade Union Confederation
3036:Trade Union Confederation
2946:Trade Union Confederation
2851:Trade Union Confederation
2771:General Labour Federation
2750:
2736:
2670:Trade Unions of the World
882:
229:
211:
201:
191:
173:
162:
154:
145:
140:
133:
3156:Alliance of Trade Unions
2806:Independent Trade Unions
2307:members page from uil.it
2286:
405:Italian Republican Party
366:parties included in the
19:Not to be confused with
2986:Confederation of Labour
2796:Confederation of Labour
2566:"Country Report: Italy"
2268:Organised labour portal
720:, and the CGIL, led by
647:five founding pilasters
568:On 4 June 1949, at the
381:Italian Socialist Party
356:Italian Communist Party
3261:General Workers' Union
3171:General Workers' Union
3066:General Workers' Union
2826:Workers' Confederation
1031:Pierpaolo Bombardieri
791:"Italian Labour Union"
505:"Italian Labour Union"
393:first general election
331:
250:
65:"Italian Labour Union"
3256:Basque Workers' Union
1338:Reason not affiliated
440:Italian Liberal Party
435:and reform factions.
321:
3221:Labour Confederation
2595:Figure is for 2017.
2496:(St. Valentine law).
2492:Known in Italian as
1827:Merged into UILTATEP
772:improve this section
486:improve this section
340:Giuseppe Di Vittorio
243:Italian Labour Union
135:Italian Labour Union
50:improve this article
1706:Merged into UILTuCS
1016:Carmelo Barbagallo
870:General secretaries
734:Ottaviano Del Turco
360:Christian Democracy
130:
3161:Trade Unions Forum
2552:2011-12-02 at the
2463:2012-01-18 at the
2419:2012-01-18 at the
2312:2011-12-02 at the
2205:Merged into UILCID
2170:Merged into UILFPL
2047:Merged into UILFUR
2005:Merged into UILTEC
1962:Merged into UILCOM
1922:Merged into UILFUR
1884:Merged into UILCEM
1848:Merged into UILCOM
1806:Merged into UILCER
1688:Merged into UILFPL
1642:Merged into UILSIC
1582:Merged into UILSIC
1522:Merged into UILCEM
1498:Merged into UILTEC
1476:Merged into UILCER
1376:Merged into UILSIC
1341:Membership (1964)
1069:Membership (2013)
1050:Current affiliates
740:Seconda Repubblica
602:the CGIL and FIL.
419:general secretary
332:
268:[uËil,wil]
128:
3356:
3355:
3031:Labour Federation
2251:
2250:
2242:Merged into UILPA
1983:Merged into UILTA
1943:Merged into UILPA
1725:Merged into UILCA
1546:Merged into UILTA
1454:Merged into UILCA
1395:Merged into UILCA
1319:Former affiliates
1316:
1315:
1042:
1041:
958:Giorgio Benvenuto
852:
851:
844:
826:
730:Giorgio Benvenuto
718:Enrico Berlinguer
708:of labor unrest.
624:Enzo Dalla Chiesa
566:
565:
558:
540:
421:Palmiro Togliatti
413:Alcide De Gasperi
285:social democratic
239:
238:
126:
125:
118:
100:
3401:
3216:Union of Workers
3196:Trade Union Bloc
3112:North Macedonia
2740:Organised labour
2723:
2716:
2709:
2700:
2699:
2694:Official website
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2069:Merged into UILT
2029:Merged into UILT
1904:Merged into UILT
1767:Merged into UILT
1666:Merged into UILA
1604:Merged into UILA
1564:Merged into UILA
1432:Merged into UILA
1357:Merged into UILT
1323:
1322:
1057:
1056:
892:Italo Viglianesi
874:
873:
861:Democratic Party
847:
840:
836:
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827:
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636:Amedeo Sommovigo
620:Italo Viglianesi
616:Luigi Carmagnola
585:American embassy
581:Italo Viglianesi
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354:" on behalf of
338:, party leaders
306:(ITUC), and the
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197:2,196,442 (2011)
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3088:Montenegro
3041:Solidarity
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2659:References
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2857:Estonia
2842:Denmark
2802:Croatia
2767:Belgium
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2763:Austria
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2332:forces.
2173:66,259
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1935:UILSTAT
1907:16,400
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1770:33,128
1728:12,828
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1379:11,184
1332:Founded
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1280:70,528
1219:29,540
1149:90,438
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358:(PCI),
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230:Website
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