The amnesty hypothesis returns, but only a third of the expected amount was collected from the last amnesty.
The Italian government is considering a new amnesty for building violations, focusing on the 2003 and 1985 condonations. The proposal, led by Fratelli d’Italia, aims to reopen the terms for the 2003 amnesty, particularly in Campania, where previous attempts were blocked. The initiative seeks to address disparities faced by Campania compared to other regions. Additionally, there are discussions about a broader amnesty for constructions completed by September 30, 2025, covering various types of unauthorized works. Past attempts at similar measures have faced challenges, raising questions about their effectiveness and impact on state finances.
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