First worried by the public diffusion of the "manifesto" then more seriously intimidated by the Party leadership's reaction, a few of the signatories retracted their adhesion while others, who refused to do so, resigned. MP Antonio Giolitti left the following year, in 1957.
Initially apprehensive about the public release of the "manifesto," followed by more serious concern over the Party leadership's response, some signatories withdrew their support while others who refused to do so resigned. MP Antonio Giolitti left the following year, in 1957.