Many people have dual citizenship of Italy and Argentina. Is there any connection between these two countries?

Among many countries in South America, Argentina is also called the second hometown of Italy, because more than half of Argentina's population is Italian. Although Argentina is a country with a Spanish cultural system, Italian culture plays a leading role in Argentina, such as folk customs and nationalities. Many people have dual citizenship of Italy and Argentina. Is there any connection between these two countries?

1. Immigration policies of the two countries

Historically, Argentina belonged to Spain's American colony, but now Argentina has a large number of descendants of Spanish immigrants, and Spanish is also the official language. As an immigrant country, from 1880 to 1920, Argentina indirectly received more than 4 million immigrants from all over the world in just 40 years, including more than half of Italian immigrants. More than 56% of Argentina is of Italian descent, and there are many people of Italian descent. Even in Buenos Aires, the proportion of Italian population is nearly 65,438+00 percentage points higher than that of Spain.

2. The second hometown of Italians

Hundreds of years of immigration history left a deep Italian brand on Argentina, which deeply influenced Argentina's politics, economy and culture. Many Italians also regard Argentina as their second hometown, so it is not surprising that many people have dual nationality.

3. Argentina is inclusive.

Argentina is a very inclusive country, people are full of enthusiasm, there are many scenic spots worth seeing, even those that can be explored, and there are many opportunities to learn Spanish, so you can feel rich exotic customs through travel. In addition to these, there are amazing prices and attractive food, which is a paradise for tourists and a place worth visiting.

Postscript: Argentina is a member of UNASUR and G20, and the third largest economy in Latin America. Argentina is one of the developing countries with strong comprehensive national strength in the world. Argentina is also one of the major producers and exporters of food and meat in the world. Thanks to its rich natural resources, highly educated people, open policy and diversified economy, Argentina has a huge middle class compared with other Latin American countries.