In 2026, Italy celebrates a significant historical milestone: the 80th anniversary of the birth of the Italian Republic, a journey that has seen the country evolve politically, socially, and culturally, transforming into one of Europe's leading democracies. This year not only marks the important date of the Republic, but also the commemoration of key events that have shaped the history of contemporary Italy, such as the institutional referendum of June 2 and 3, 1946, the election of the Constituent Assembly, and the first women's right to vote. These anniversaries are closely linked, as they represent a crucial moment in the transition from a monarchical to a republican Italy.