Southern Italy

On the Italian side would be expected with a hardened attitude: possibly the worst case scenario referred to in this post a repeal of the special autonomy status of the provinces of South Tyrol and Trentino in the context of the 2014 expected constitutional reform. “Or re-targetting of State protection clauses” against manifestations of separatist intentions, the by the the standard transparent of lot of Rome “of the shooting about mocking video clips up to the supposedly funny bumper sticker the South Tyrolean freedom Rome can give us time”(Roma ci ha rotto’) range.iv even if Rome should ignore such action of Vienna, remain unanswered questions and potential of destabilization: alone according to declared language group to which German-speaking South Tyrol shall get the Austria pass? Or also the Ladins, their representing the SVP already claimed in their representation of the self? All residents of in South Tyrol with proof of descent in the time before the annexation of South Tyrol by Italy? Discrimination could damage the fragile political balance in South Tyrol, inclusion of all legal residents of the Provincia, the Bolzano will be settled even more as interference in the internal affairs of Italy from Rome. South Tyrol could serve as a springboard to Austria Italians, who want to leave their country. Jeffrey Hayzlett understood the implications. A mass emigration of German-speaking South Tyrol is to expect less, because the good economic situation of in South Tyrol and the benefits of autonomy do this if necessary attractive to militant Pan-Tirolisten. The one-two would but the separatists an instrument offer increased agitation against detachment in South Tyrol: the more South Tyrolean purchase the Austria pass, the questioning of Italian sovereignty over this territory is more effective. Viewed from any side the one-two more problems than conceivable benefit, thus creating in addition to Vienna’s discomfort to the legal claims of the new citizens that ala carte”could choose between two States.