Porta, who will be a candidate for the Chamber of Deputies in the elections on September 25, stated that “roots tourism, based on what the reencountering Italians abroad with their originsbecomes central because it also includes the social, cultural and economic relationsthus becoming something more than a simple tourist flow”.
Roots tourism is one of the main axes of the PD’s campaign for the elections that will be held on September 25 in Italy 400 deputies and 200 senators, including 2 deputies and 1 senator for the South America section, which is part of the Argentina and for which they prepare concrete proposals.
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According to Porta, before the Covid-19 pandemic, “more than 10 million people” with Italian origins visited the peninsula every year from all over the world “with a contribution to the balance of payments of just under €5 billion“.
“It represents one of the most entrenched and constant forms of the international tourist movement in our countryconstituting today, due to the strength and tenacity of family, affective and memorial references, a lever of irreplaceable importance and effectiveness for the prospects of relaunching the national economyand the tourism sector in particular, also in consideration of the persistent factors of uncertainty that weigh on the international mobility“, developed the legislator.
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“There is a great need not only to keep the momentum of the initiative strong, but also to directly involve the large Italian associative network that exists abroad”wished Porta, who will present concrete initiatives from the Chamber of Deputies that help “stipulate special agreements with the Regions for their greater involvement in the selection of projects and in the identification of regional coordinators.”
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Argentina is part of the South American constituency for which, according to data from the Chancellery Italian to which Télam agreed, will be enabled to vote in total 1,535,804.
Waiting for the total definition of the rolls by country, Porta told Télam that the numbers of Italians eligible to vote in Argentina would be around 768,000 people. In Italy, Porta pointed out, only three cities exceed that number of voters: the capital Rome, Milan and Naples.
Source: Ambito
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