La experiencia con mi libro en el Piemonte

✨ “We Are Italian” ✨ New Playlist A space where we'll talk not only about laws and procedures, but also about identity, history, heritage, and belonging. Because being of Italian descent isn't just about having an Italian surname or starting a paperwork process. It's about feeling part of a shared history, even if we were born far away. And this first episode comes in a very special context: 🧭 Within the framework of the debate surrounding the controversial Decree 36 of 2025, which discusses—nothing less—the legitimacy of our connection to Italy. 🎥 In this video, I'll tell you my story, a personal experience: a project I did some time ago about recovering immigrant culture, about how our grandparents brought not only suitcases to America, but also words, recipes, values, silences… And how that work profoundly impacted me. 📚 That project was eventually published, but the story didn't end there. Today, with this decree that calls into question our connection to Italy, that memory becomes more urgent than ever. I invite you to watch this first episode and share your stories with me. Because no matter where we were born, Italy is also within us. And no one can legislate or erase that. 🔔 Subscribe, leave a comment, and share this video if you also believe that citizenship is much more than a formality. #WhyWeAreAlsoItaly #Decree36 #ItaliansAroundTheWorld #ItalianCitizenship #IdentityAndMemory #ItalianDescendants #RightToCitizenship #ImmigrantCulture ERRATUM: The book "Il Recupero de la Cultura Inmigrante" (The Recovery of Immigrant Culture), published by Ediciones del Boulevard in Córdoba, Argentina, was published in 2007 (not 1996 as mentioned in the video). @mariaelenatroncosogiorgis +393273078632