Costitution
Michele Palmiero
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It is a special law that explains the principles and rules on which other laws and regulations and the elements of powers are based. Division of powers Guarantee of citizens' rights
The costitution
At the end of the Second World War, Italians had to vote through a referendum whether to have a monarchy or a republic, and on 2 June 1946 a constituent assembly was established which had the task of writing the new constitution and for the first time voting for the women.
the Italian constitution
The Italian Constitution came into force on 1 January 1948. The fundamental values on which it is based are: Justice: Ensures fairness and access to justice for all citizens. Social equality: Promotes equal rights and opportunities for all, regardless of social, economic or personal differences. Freedom: Protects fundamental freedoms, such as freedom of expression, religion and association. Local autonomies: Recognizes the importance of local autonomies, regulating the functioning of Regions and Provinces to guarantee efficient and representative local administration.
when the constitution comes into force
The Italian Constitution has several fundamental characteristics:
Written: The Constitution is a written document, which contains in a clear and detailed way the fundamental principles and rules that regulate the organization of the State and the rights of citizens. Voted: The Constitution was written by representatives elected by the people (the Constituent Assembly) and approved through a democratic process. Rigid: The Italian Constitution is rigid, which means that it cannot be changed as easily as ordinary laws. To make changes, it is necessary to follow an aggravated procedure which requires, among other things, approval by both houses of Parliament in two successive deliberations with a qualified majority.