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Later today a full analysis of the new bill approved today, which imposes a per person 600 € tax on all Italian citizenship allocations.
The ruling from the Court of Bologna on 26 November 2024 has had a big impact on Italian law and Italian communities abroad. This decision challenges the basic principles of citizenship by descent, which has sparked a lot of debate. This debate transcends courtroom boundaries and delves into the core of national identity and the…
Dear all, tomorrow (about 24 hours from now) I will post a new commentary on the Bologna court order challenging the constitutionality of jus sangunis. Stay tuned!
On November 27, 2024, the Ordinary Court of Bologna (Judge Marco Gattuso) issued an order raising questions about the constitutionality of Article 1 of Law No. 91 of February 5, 1992, concerning Italian citizenship by jus sanguinis. You can find the full court order in pdf at https://italyget.com/en/jus-sanguinis-questioned/. This order has sparked a lively debate in…
On Nov. 27, 2024, the Ordinary Court of Bologna (Judge Marco Gattuso) issued an order raising constitutionality doubts about Article 1 of Law No. 91 of Feb. 5, 1992, regarding Italian citizenship iure sanguinis. This ordinance has sparked a lively debate in the legal world and among the Italian-descendant community. In this post, you will…
Is the Italian jus sanguinis (eligibility for citizenship by right of blood) principle in danger? A Bologna court questions the constitutionality of Italy’s jus sanguinis law, which grants citizenship based on ancestry without time limits. The case involves 12 Brazilians claiming citizenship through an 1876 ancestor. The court argues that such recognition, without cultural or…