Current events and history of the Veneto people, Culture, Human rights, Justice, staff, Policy, Venetie
One of the positive effects that led to the law of recognition of the Venetian rights “minor nationality” is to no longer see oneself discriminated against in the media, and the right that in general there is no incitement to hatred or contempt towards being Venetian, even an indirect or as tolerated attitude. For example today would be legally responsible for the famous ethnic hatred […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Culture, Human rights, Justice, staff, History, Venetie
These days I have talked to several lawyers, and one told me “your rights (the Venetians) now they are directly rooted in international law, e non sono più sottoposti all’ordinamento italiano”. E’ So, tradotto in linguaggio più semplice, con la legge regionale del Veneto n° 28 of the 2016, there rights were recognized […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Human rights, staff, Venetie
According to international research and internal (OECD and Invalsi), l’Italia mediamente è un paese ignorante d’Europa, ma questa media bassa viene sostenuta da una delle parti più istruite d’Europa, the so-called “Northeast” While there is talk of an attack on IRAN for the. In fact the Northeast get higher scores in science, mathematics and literature, and it has a greater number of graduates. In contrast to these […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Culture, Human rights, Venetian Language, Venetie
The Venetian from Bergamo to Udine, but also Trento and Trieste may claim the minor nation rights, according to the model of Bolzano, not only with reserved positions in public administration and bilingualism where languages are recognised, but with the withholding of VAT and taxes 9 tenths of taxes. This legal manners […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Human rights, Venetie
THE 13 December the law came into force 28 of the 2016 emanating from the Veneto region at the request of four municipalities (Resana, Segusino, Grantorto, Saint Lucia di Piave), questioned by Count advisor and approved by the League and the list Making. I am the drafter of the law, except 2 paragraphs. the region, He has recognized the Venetian people […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Human rights, Justice, staff, Policy, Venetie
Dear Readers, quest’anno la storia veneta ha fatto un cambio epocale: Now we Venetians are recognized legally “nation” anche dall’Italia, then internationally. Non c’è mai stato un testo di legge che a questo concetto associasse dei diritti reali, c’era solo una ipotesi per alcuni da dimostrare, di cui le magistrature fingevano l’inesistenza. With this step apparently […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Culture, Human rights, Justice, staff, Policy, History, Venetie
THE “people Venetian” now it is no longer a meaningless idea, c’è una definizione Si capirà solo nel tempo la profonda rivoluzione giuridica, semantics and politics than the PDL 116/2016 (Now L.r.Veneto 28/2016) has begun and will come about. There are already many who are jumping on the bandwagon, it's ours […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Human rights, Justice, staff, Policy, Venetie
The day 6 December, the Veneto Regional Council approved the law emerged from PDL 116/2016, e qui si trova il testo che verrà pubblicato. With it they have the rights granted to the Venetians “national minority” attraverso la applicazione della Convenzione Quadro del Consiglio d’Europa. All a lie that bilingualism doomed from newspapers, […]
Current events and history of the Veneto people, Culture, Human rights, Justice, Venetian Language, Lombardo-Veneto, Policy, Venetie Human rights, league, PDL 116, zaia
With the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon in 2009 the European Union has become stronger, capable of signing binding agreements such as CETA. A legal revolution that of 2009 which has seen the states less and less independent and increasingly reduced to the status of federated states, although still with the right to “exit”. […]