The organization celebrates its 60th anniversary, announces a museum of Venetian emigration, and calls for more support from the Veneto Region for its international community.
Following a decision that restricted jus sanguinis, a legal expert points to a loophole in the Supreme Court for those facing blockages at Italian consulates.
Government restrictions are ineffective: new Italian law has failed to curb applications. In Veneto alone, there were 10 applications between March and September 2025.
The proposal alters citizenship rules and includes a requirement for Italian language proficiency level B1 for great-grandchildren and future generations.
According to information obtained by Italianismo, the proposal provides for jus sanguinis up to the second generation and requires B1 certification for all other generations.
The government claims that the action was filed before the decree came into effect and is attempting to dismiss the action challenging the new citizenship rule.
Italy's Constitutional Court will analyze this Tuesday, the 24th, whether citizenship by descent without generation limits is compatible with the Constitution.