Eurispes’ 34th Italy report certifies that the majority of Italians are strongly in favor of recognizing egalitarian marriage
The Italian people want “A” while politics does “B.” This is what emerged from the latest Eurispes report that photographs a policy detached from reality and from its own citizens, particularly regarding certain civil rights, including euthanasia and egalitarian marriage.
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In fact, as reported by Il Manifesto and the Gay.it website, regarding egalitarian marriage 61.3 percent of respondents were in favor of recognition with an increase over 2019 of 10 percent, while for the legal protection of de facto couples (heterosexual and gay) the percentage in favor rises to 67.1 percent.
On the issue of children, 48.3% were in favor of the possibility of adoption by gay couples, a percentage that rises to 55.8% if we talk about singles.
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However, when we get into the range of gestation for others — by the way banned in Italy –, the majority of respondents were against it (63.3%).
The report, also asked for opinions on two other quite thorny topics, especially after the rejection of the two referendums: euthanasia and the legalization of cannabis.
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In favor of the right to euthanasia, 74.9% were in favor, while 52.3% were in favor of cannabis liberalization. And when asked about the legalization of prostitution? Only 49.1%.
A clear sign of the distance between politics, reality, and civil society.
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