
“…all acts with which the administering Italian Government, entrusted with a sub-mandate of temporary civil administration, or any other body of the Italian Republic simulates the sovereignty of the Italian Republic over the present-day Free Territory of Trieste are ipso facto flawed being null and void ad originem, therefore, they do not exist under the law.”
In Trieste, the opposition to Italian elections has firm foundations in both Italian and international law and, of course, also in the law of he Free Territory of Trieste itself.
The 1947 Treaty of Peace with Italy ruled the ceasing of Italian sovereignty over Trieste starting from the day it came into force, 15 September 1947. Ever since, the Free Territory of Trieste is subject to a special provisional regime of Government, which does also envision the legitimate elections and taxes of the new independent, sovereign State.
In 1954, the Governments of the US and of the UK sub-entrusted the present-day Free Territory’s temporary civil administration to the Italian Government. This means the Italian Government committed to respect Trieste’s own laws, including laws about elections.
This means the Italian State has no right to simulate its sovereignty over Trieste and its international Free Port. They cannot be subject to abnormal taxes and illegitimate elections. NO TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION.
Translated from blog “Environment and Legality” – “Ambiente e Legalità” by Roberto Giurastante