For some it is 'the most beautiful written text in the world', for others it is an old iron: the Italian Constitution has represented however an indispensable light for citizens and institutions and in some cases sheltered Italians from abuses. Are the words written by the constituent fathers still as strong and up-to-date as in 1948? Which values remain unchanged in their actuality and which are wrongly forgotten? Which words continue to play their role of guarantee and which could be underlined or even added to in order to make our Constitution even stronger and more representative?
in conversation
| in Italian (without translation)
The words of democracy, the words of the Constitution
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Dino Amenduni
political commentator
Gianfranco Pasquino
University of Bologna (via video)
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