In recent days, the Italian political scene has been stirred by a heated debate over the "ius scholae," a proposal to ease citizenship requirements for children who have completed a certain level of education in Italy.

Antonio Tajani, leader of Forza Italia, has been vocal in his support for the initiative, arguing that it promotes integration and reflects modern patriotism.

This stance, however, has sparked tension within the center-right coalition, particularly with Matteo Salvini's Lega, which opposes the proposal, citing it as a deviation from the government's agenda.

Tajani insists on the right to discuss topics not explicitly included in the coalition's program, emphasizing his loyalty to the center-right while advocating for broader electoral appeal.

The debate has also seen historical references, with Tajani countering the use of past statements by Silvio Berlusconi against the "ius scholae.

" As the discussion unfolds, the coalition's stability and future direction remain under scrutiny.