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How Italy could make citizenship harder to get and easier to lose
MPs on Monday began debating a bill that would make it easier for naturalised Italians or those who acquired Italian citizenship to lose their rights, while making it harder to qualify in the first place.The Local Italy
What this means if you want to work there
Lawmakers in Italy started debating a new bill about citizenship rights this Monday. The proposed changes would make it much harder for people to qualify for citizenship in the first place. At the same time, the rules would make it much easier for naturalised citizens to lose their rights later. This debate affects workers who are planning to apply for Italian citizenship or who already hold it. The news does not explain when the final vote on this bill will happen. You should keep your personal identity documents and your current employment papers ready and translated.
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