post-fascist

adjective

1. of or relating to various right-wing political parties in Europe which espouse a modified form of fascism and which take part in constitutional politics

noun

1. a member or supporter of such a party

Example Sentences

"Brothers of Italy is not a fascist party – but it is an ideological heir to the post-fascist tradition," says journalist Paolo Berizzi.

From BBC

Asked whether the EPP’s outreach to Italian post-fascist leader Giorgia Meloni undermined the conservatives’ stance toward the far right, Weber said it was important to work with all European governments to tackle the challenge of migration.

From Washington Times

Asked whether the EPP’s outreach to Italian post-fascist leader Giorgia Meloni undermined the conservatives’ stance toward the far right, Weber said it was important to work with all European governments to tackle the challenge of migration.

From Seattle Times

Other European countries have tacked to the right in recent years, including Italy, which is governed by a coalition under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, leader of a party with post-Fascist roots; Sweden, which in September swapped a center-left government for a right-wing bloc; and Spain, which will hold a snap national election next month after the Socialist Workers’ Party of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez was thumped in regional and local elections.

From New York Times

At home, Berlusconi jumped into coalition government with the post-fascist far-right - until then a taboo in post-war Italy - rendering them more socially acceptable as a result.

From BBC