Editor’s Note: One of the largest cities in Brazil has 5 million residents of Italian origin. So it is not surprising that the entire city council voted to denounce the recent proposal in the Parliament of the Italian Republic of a law to limit the registration of Italian citizens born overseas. Ricardo Teixeira, a member of the council, says that it is impossible to think of São Paulo without thinking of the millions of Italians who are part of its history. — The proposed law was already instituted in practice by means of a Decree by the council of Ministers, using a legal procedure which is supposed to be reserved for emergency situations, but which since the Plandemic, has been used for anything a ruling coalition wants regardless of the rights of citizens or the Italian constitution.
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The Italian citizenship program seemed like a smart strategy, especially in a context of low birth rates. People with historical ties to Italy could be more easily integrated compared to immigrants from certain regions who arrive in large numbers in Europe. In Brazil, the demand for citizenship surely skyrocketed after the 2022 election, when Lula fraudulently defeated Bolsonaro (himself a descendant of Italians), sparking fears of economic and political instability in the country.
Considering how many non-Italians have been allowed to illegally enter and become citizens, I agree with you 100%, because what the govt. is really doing is consenting to the invasion of non Italians during the last 20 years and slamming the door shut on real Italians who just happen to be in the diaspora round the world. It’s a very anti-Italian measure, and that Meloni is endorsing it shows you that she is not a nationalist at all, or does she want to right the wrongs of the past.