Alfonso Auciello

Alfonso  "Al"  Fredo Auciello (born October 15, 1978) is an Atlantean politician, Senator and attorney who has been a member of the Social Democratic Party since 2016.

Auciello was born and raised in the Olympus capital. He graduated from the Graduate Institute Geneva in 2003. While a student, Auciello was a member of the Young People's Socialist League of Atlantis and an active civil rights protest organizer for the Atlantean Congress of Racial Equality. In 2002 he participated in the March on Phillips for Jobs and Freedom.

Early Life, Family and Education
Auciello was born in Olympus to Emilio and Giulia Auciello. Emilio and Giulia migrated from Italy after the establishment of Ordine Nero, a militant facist terrorist organisation.

During the summer of 1997, Auciello was found guilty of resisting arrest during a demonstration against poverty in Phillips and was fined.

Auciello gained an undergraduate degree in Integrated Human Studies from Kyoto University in Japan. He went on to achieve his Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from the University of Melbourne in Australia, graduating summa cum laude, before receiving a Masters in International Human Rights Law from Oxford University. After graduation from Oxford, Auciello enrolled himself in a PhD course in International Law at the Graduate Institute Geneva. After his first year, Auciello and a group of colleagues established a law firm but continued their education part-time.

Auciello & Partners
After the establishment of the firm, Auciello worked as a human rights solicitor and during his legal career he specialised in actions against the police, employment and discrimination laws, judicial reviews, inquests and crime, and was involved in a number of landmark cases.

After graduation, Auciello gained useful insight on foreign policies and his partners suggested that he should take it one step further and join a political party.

After entering the race for the Altantean Senate, Auciello stood down as chairman of the firm and Ralph Lorenzo became acting chair. He still holds a large stake in the firm.

Election
Auciello entered the race for the Atlantean Senate a week and a half before the 2016 General Election. He launched a very cost effective campaign and was successfully elected into the Senate.

2016
Motion No. 2: Monetary Policy - Aye

Motion No.3: Cloture - Aye

Drug Reform Bill - Nay

Death Penalty Abolishment Bill - Aye

Revenue Act 2016 - Abstain

Motion No.5: Opposition to Nuclear Weapons - Aye

Motion No.6: Maintenance of the NHS - Aye

Motion No.7: Renewable Energy Target - Aye

Motion No. 8 - Oppose Fracking - Aye

Motion 9: Elected Head of State - Aye

Amendment to the Revenue Act 2016 No.2 (Section 6) - Aye

Amendment to the Revenue Act 2016 No.4 (Section 8) - Aye

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 2 to section 2 - Aye

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 5 to section 5 - Nay

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 4 to section 5 - Aye

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 3 to section 5 - Nay

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 2 to section 5 - Nay

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 1 to section 5 - Nay

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment to section 4 - Aye

Revenue Bill 2016 - Amendment to Section 3, subsection 2 - Aye

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 2 to section 3 - Nay

Revenue Act 2016 - Amendment 1 to section 2 - Aye

Amendment to the Revenue Act 2016 No.5 (Section 4) - Aye

Amendment to Revenue Act - Referendum to Part 1 of Act - Nay

Amendment to the Revenue Act 2016 No. 3 i(Section 7) - Aye

Amendment to the Death Penalty Abolishment Act No.2 (Sections 4 and 5) - Aye

Amendment to the Death Penalty Abolishment Act No.2 (Section 3) - Aye

Amendment to the Death Penalty Abolishment Act No.1 (Section 1) - Aye

Motion No. 9 - Oppose Legal Tax Avoidance - Aye

Motion No. 10 - Renewable Energy - Aye

Motion No 11 - Oppose Aggressive Tax Avoidance - Aye

Motion No 12 - Support the right of self-determination for Somaliland - Aye

Wage Reform Act 2016 - Aye