Autonomia regionale differenziata, sistema sanitario nazionale e oltre
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.6092/2421-0528/6376Keywords:
regionalismo differenziato, Corte costituzionale, salute, giurisprudenza, diritti fondamentaliAbstract
The issue of differentiated regionalism must be addressed bearing in mind the limits imposed by our Constitution in relation to the possible recognition of further particular conditions of autonomy. The constitutional provisions that mark the insurmountable perimeter have been accompanied over time by a precious work of reconstruction of principles by the Constitutional Court, which has already intervened to resolve the referendum questions of some leading Regions. Despite this, the way in which the negotiations were started appears to be unconstitutional in form and substance. Therefore, should the project come to fruition, we hope for further and wise interventions by the Constitutional Court to maintain the principles reaffirmed in a constant jurisprudence attentive to the maximum protection of the values and fundamental rights of the person, from equality to health, from education to the environment.