ROME – At the official GDP of 1,500 billion euro, alongside a submerged GDP equivalent to about a third, or at least 540 million. And ‘the estimate contained in the 2016 report Eurispes, that the two figures also adds more than 200 billion criminal economy. To about 540 billion submerged correspond, considering a tax of 50%, 270 billion evasion
“We are all evaders? Probably yes.” To write is to Eurispes report in 2016. The research institute speaks of submerged and tax evasion as real mass phenomena, which flourishes on the black economy. According to Italians, the report noted, the groups most often work without contract are the babysitters (indicated in 80% of cases), teachers repeat (78.7%) and domestic workers (72.5%). Follow caretakers, gardeners, masons, plumbers, electricians, carpenters and, with a percentage of 50%, medical specialists. During 2015, continues to Eurispes, accepted a job without a contract for 28.1% of respondents, against 18.6% the previous year
Important signs of improvement in the last year the economic situation of families. According to the report Eurispes, in 2016 doubles the percentage of those considering the economic situation has remained stable in the last year (from 14.6% to 30.3%) and halved one of those who think there has been a marked worsening (from 58.4% to 23.3%). Increasing the optimists: from 1.5% in 2015 to 16.2% in 2016. The 14.7% (+ 10.1% compared to 2015), it believes that the situation in the country will improve in 2016, while those who expected a deterioration down from 55.7% in 2015 to 27.3% in 2016. The management of everyday life become less critical: 27.3% fails with its revenue to arrive at the end of the month (-19, 9% compared to 2015). 44.5% (-18.3% compared to 2015) reports that his family is forced to use the savings to make ends meet
The Italians are confident in the police, the consent It goes above the Carabinieri, but over the past year, is the police who earns ten percentage points. Detects Eurispes, the report Italy 2016, according to which the police have experienced in 2014 a reduction in the levels of appreciation from the citizens with a certain downward (69.9%) than the average obtained from 2010 onwards. Since last year, however, the weapon was repositioned on the results of over 70% (73.4%) and this year returned to growth with 74% of those who agree their confidence. Police, 2008-2013, on the other hand experienced a slow and steady growth that led to up to 75% of public confidence. After a downturn, this year we’ve come to the best performance with an increase of ten percentage points from last year that did settle confidence in the police to 73%. Finally, the Financial Police, according to the ‘Eurispes, not reserves, rather than what happened in the previous survey, big surprises, maintaining the same degree of consensus reached in the past year (66.8%). The same result of stability achieved by the Guardia di Finanza was also recorded for the prison service going from 57.8% of the vote of 2015 to 57.1% in 2016 with a difference of only 0.7 percentage points. The State Forestry Corps, finally, continues to show that they are loved by Italians, even more in 2016 with a net increase over the last year: 70.1% of the vote (+5.5%)
‘disinformation the main cause of the decline in vaccinations in Italy. It detects Eurispes in its report released today, that spread false perceptions is especially the web. In Italy, 80% of parents who surf on the Net, 70% use the information to make decisions about their own health, the report said. 16% uses the Internet to obtain information on vaccinations. “The validity of the information is not always reliable and authoritative – experts point Eurispes -. Case in point, the alleged link between the MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella) and the increase in cases of autism. Second , pivotal to the downturn, there is the very perception of vaccines, deemed unnecessary, because you no longer feel the severity of diseases such as measles or pertussis, now deemed defeats. ” In Italy, the report noted, decreased by one percentage point a year, the rate of adherence to vaccination. In some regions, the decline was most evident in Prov. Bolzano Autonomous mandatory immunization coverage fell by around 6% compared to the national average (94%), followed by the Aosta Valley (-4%). Both regions recorded negative record also in terms of the recommended vaccinations. Moreover, some regions of Southern Italy, Campania, Calabria and Sicily, together with the Marches, show a generalized disaffection with the entire vaccination program.
Pope Francis always loved, but with some reservations more. And ‘what emerges from the Report Italy 2016 Eurispes, that the plebiscite consensus against the Pope and his ability to revive the Catholic Church shows this year reduced: if in 2014 and 2015 the percentage of affirmative answers He stood respectively 87.1% and 89.6% in 2016 down to 81.6%. A decline, almost three years after setting of Pope Bergoglio, who is considered in part physiological and, not least, leading to the emergence of the new sensitivity shown by the Pope with respect to certain ethical and moral issues, well received by the laity, but little comply with more conservative souls. The percentage of those who have not been able or willing to answer, also, has doubled since 2015, from 6.2% to 12.4%. The Centre and the Islands are the geographies most enthusiastic about the role of the Pope (90.3% and 91.3%). The more skeptical, however, are the people of the Northeast, with just 69.1% of the vote. An appreciation for the Pope is more common among the members of the center-right (91.2%), the left (89.1%), the center (88.9%) and the center-left (87.8%) The values decrease is among those who do not feel represented politically (77%) is among the 5 Star (73.5%). And ‘simplicity (26%) the characteristic most often traced as a factor that has enabled the Pope to raise appreciation even among non-believers; follow “the courage to say things uncomfortable” (18.1%), the “desire to renew the Church” (11.3%) and “communication skills” (10.4%), “the choice of contact all “(9.2%),” the focus on the weakest “(8.4%). Only 5%, however, identifies the element in the strong personality more attractive
It amounts to 1,639,518 the number of Italian citizens who identify with a religion that is not Catholicism, and well 5514718 immigrant non-citizens infoltiscono the ranks of the Islamic world and the Christian Orthodox of European origin. These figures emerge from Italy Report 2016 Eurispes, which shows how, in a scenario that is constantly changing, Italian citizens belonging to religious minorities account for 2.9% of the population (they were just 1% in the eighties, passed to 2.1% in 2008): the largest group, just under a third (27%) is made up of Protestants, followed by Jehovah’s Witnesses (25.7%), Muslims (15%), by the Orthodox (9 , 6%) and Buddhists (9.1%). Then we find the Jews (2.2%), Hindus and neo-Hindus (1.9%) and other minorities. Over the past 15 years the scenario of Italian religious minorities has increased the number of Protestants and Jehovah’s Witnesses in absolute terms (the first is passed from 363,000 to over 442,000 units, and second from 400,000 to 422,000). To redraw the percentages of minorities is the number of Muslims in our country, spread at an ever-faster in recent years: the 10,000 citizens of the Muslim faith in Italy in 2001 (just 0.9%) rose to share 40,000 (3.4%) in 2008 to reach more than 245,000 units in 2015, registering a 15% of followers. Direct impact on the composition of the non-Catholics in Italy also had the phenomenon of migration from Eastern Europe, which led to an increase in the number of Orthodox, up from 20,000 (1.8%) in 2001 to 158,000 in 2015 (9.6 %). Among the more than five million immigrants settled in Italy, more than half (53.8%) are Christians (about 2,700,000 people), 1,613,550 (32.2%) are Muslims, 1,528,000 (30.5 %) profess the Christian Orthodox religion and 917,900 (18.3%) are Christian Catholics (source Statistical Dossier on Immigration-Idos 2015)
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