Lower Back Left Pain Female

We never thought the value of our residency?

For all of us have a residence is an accepted fact, dare I say it for granted ... if you go to the municipality's change house, get a little 'in a row and a little' red tape, and you get a new residence, you change your address on the documents and that's it ...

Legal residence permits
· the National Health Service and access to basic medicine,
· the inclusion in the electoral lists and the ability to access to vote and stand
and exercise their civil rights,
· the access to the system of social services and access to protection measures social.

addition, the residence is a prerequisite to
· have a driver's license,
· sign contracts (think of the lease or purchase of movable or immovable property
)
o To ' register as unemployed, to register for VAT in general have access to the world of work
,
· receive a pension or welfare measures such as those related to the recognition of civil disability
,
· ... and various other things ...

In a nutshell: without residence, do not exist, you become completely invisible, and completely devoid of rights.

Articles 36 and 44 of the popular security package limit even further the possibility of having a residence for the poor and disadvantaged population groups.

They increase the health standards that a home must have to be listed as place of residence. Many people, both Italian and foreign, thus risking losing the home not having the economic ability to adapt to the standard of housing law.
Paragraph .44 provides for the establishment of a national registry at the Ministry of Interior
of all homeless people in Italy: this would entail the abolition the so-called "fictitious residences" that municipalities give to the homeless. In Florence it is "way Lastrucci", a fictitious street granting residency to more than 1500 people who have access to health services, and so what we have listed above.

You can not even predict the social impact of these items: a sentence of absolute poverty for many Italian and foreign citizens.

... And we, we who consider the residence as obvious and predictable ... we try to reflect, think of what it means and try to understand a good time more than security, these articles, like the others, talk about lack of rights, lack of care, social convictions ...
not have a residence is a condemnation to invisibility, a non-existent, a living force to hide from the most trivial rights, a living in a parallel world made up of begging, illegal employment and failure to assist
... There would be so much to say ...
I can not do anything, but to me all this is happening in our beautiful country, I am more awfully disgusting ...