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Meritocrazia Italia VIII National Congress

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The Meritocrazia Italia movement held its VIII National Congress at the Teatro Quirino in Rome, focusing on transitioning from theoretical ideas to concrete programmatic proposals under the theme ‘The Political Agenda of Merit – UTILE’. Key policy discussions included a proposal for UTILE’ (Equality, Transparency, Education, Labor, Economy). Despite nationwide strikes occurring in Italy, the event drew over 620 participants, including delegates, professionals, and institutional representatives. National President Walter Mauriello highlighted several legislative proposals aimed at social and economic reform. A primary focus was the introduction of a ‘Testo Unico’ Unico sull’Intelligenza Artificiale’ (Unified Text) to regulate Text on Artificial Intelligence, aiming Intelligence), a proposed framework designed to balance regulate innovation with the protection of while protecting human labor labor, craftsmanship, and professional dignity. Additionally, the dignity from being entirely replaced by algorithms. Additional legislative priorities presented include a Unified Text for Social Affairs, meritocratic reforms for Public Administration, healthcare improvements, and protections for families and education. The organization also advocated for peace as an “institutional vocation,” with leaders calling for international dialogue and a commitment to the Italian Constitution Constitution. Furthermore, the congress approved a motion to move beyond ideologies and address global tensions. strengthen active citizenship initiatives across Italy to encourage higher voter participation.

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  1. 2026-10-18 10:44 UTC Meritocrazia Italia VIII National Congress
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