Ricongiungimenti. I nuovi redditi minimi per presentare domanda nel 2015

Lunedì 02 Febbraio 2015 16:39

Chi vuole portare un familiare in Italia deve dimostrare di poterlo mantenere. Ecco come sono cambiate le soglie di reddito con la rivalutazione dell'assegno sociale

Roma – 2 febbraio 2015 – Per portare i familiari in Italia, i cittadini stranieri devono dimostrare, tra le altre cose, di essere in grado di provvedere al loro sostentamento. Le soglie minime di reddito variano in base al numero e di familiari per i quali si chiede il ricongiungimento e utilizzano come parametro di riferimento l'importo dell'assegno sociale.

In generale, il Testo Unico per l'Immigrazione prevede che chi chiede un ricongiungimento familiare abbia “un reddito minimo annuo derivante da fonti lecite non inferiore all'importo annuo dell'assegno sociale aumentato della metà dell'importo dell'assegno sociale per ogni familiare da ricongiungere”.
C'è però un'eccezione per i bambini: “Per il ricongiungimento di due o più figli di età inferiore agli anni quattordici è richiesto, in ogni caso, un reddito non inferiore al doppio dell'importo annuo dell'assegno sociale”.  Inoltre, specifica la legge, “ai fini della determinazione del reddito si tiene conto anche del reddito annuo complessivo dei familiari conviventi con il richiedente”.

All'inzio di gennaio, come ogni anno, l'Inps ha rivalutato per il 2015 l'importo dell'assegno sociale, portandolo a 5830,76 euro. Ecco allora come sono cambiate le soglie di reddito per i ricongiungimenti familiari:

Ricongiungimento di 1 familiare: € 8.746,14
Ricongiungimento di 2 familiari: € 11.661,52
Ricongiungimento di 3 familiari: € 14.576,9
Ricongiungimento di 4 familiari: € 17.492,28
Ricongiungimento 2 o più figli che hanno meno di 14 anni: € 11.661,52
Ricongiungimento di 1 familiare e 2 o più figli che hanno meno di 14 anni:  € 14.576,9
Ricongiungimento di 2 familiari e 2 o più figli che hanno meno di 14 anni: € 17.492,28


http://www.stranieriinitalia.it/attualita-ricongiungimenti._i_nuovi_redditi_minimi_per_presentare_domanda_nel_2015_19536.html

Italian lawmaker Roberto Calderoli likens black minister Cecile Kyenge to orangutan

Monday, Jul 15, 2013, 12:26 IST | Place: Rome | Agency: Reuters

Cecile Kyenge, an Italian citizen born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been the target of repeated racial slurs since her appointment as integration minister in April.

Italian Minister for Integration Cecile Kyenge gestures during a news conference in Rome. - Reuters

A senior parliamentarian in the anti-immigration Northern League party likened Italy's first black minister to an orangutan and only apologised on Sunday after a storm of criticism.
Cecile Kyenge, an Italian citizen born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been the target of repeated racial slurs since her appointment as integration minister in April.
Roberto Calderoli, vice president of Italy's Senate, said on Saturday at a political rally in the northern town of Treviglio: "I love animals - bears and wolves, as everyone knows - but when I see the pictures of Kyenge I cannot but think of, even if I'm not saying she is one, the features of an orangutan."
He said the success of Kyenge encouraged "illegal immigrants" to come to Italy, and she should be a minister "in her own country", according to media reports.
Politicians, including some from his own party, lambasted Calderoli, with some calling for him to resign as Senate vice president. In an official statement and on Twitter, Prime Minister Enrico Letta said the comments were unacceptable.
"They go beyond all limits. Full solidarity and support to Cecile. Forward with your and our work," Letta said. For most of the day, Calderoli said he had no intention of resigning and offered only a qualified apology.
"I did not mean to offend and if minister Kyenge was offended I am sorry, but my comment was made within a much broader political speech that criticised the minister and her policies," he said.
But after hours of nearly universal condemnation and extensive coverage by the international media, Calderoli called Kyenge in the evening to apologise directly.
"I just spoke with minister Kyenge and I apologised," Calderoli told state news agency Ansa. Kyenge is campaigning to make it easier for immigrants to gain citizenship, and she backs a law that would automatically make anyone born on Italian soil a citizen.
Last month, a Northern League member in the European parliament was expelled from the eurosceptic Europe of Freedom and Democracy group for making racist remarks about her.
Mario Borghezio had attacked Kyenge for wanting to impose "tribal traditions" in Italy as a member of a "bonga bonga" government, an apparent play on the so-called "bunga bunga" parties of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
Opposition politician Calderoli, twice a cabinet minister under Berlusconi, has often caused offence. In 2006, he was forced to resign as reform minister after displaying a T-shirt mocking the Prophet Mohammad during a state news broadcast.
The same year, after Italy won the soccer World Cup, he disparaged the opposing French team, which he said had lost because its players were "niggers, Muslims and communists".
Before Calderoli's apology, Kyenge told AGI news agency he should think of his responsibility as a senior Senate member. "I don't want to address Calderoli the person, but as a representative of an institution: reflect on what you want to represent through your language," she said.
http://www.dnaindia.com/world/1861261/report-italian-lawmaker-roberto-calderoli-likens-black-minister-cecile-kyenge-to-orangutan

NO ALLA 133 (Roma 30/10/2008)