Newsgroup: it.diritto
Titolo: Sammarinese

I apologise for writing in English & French, and feel free to reply in
Italian:
I there any treaty or agreement between Italy and San Marino that
provides for reciprocal free cirulation and right of employment? I can
find none on the Internet or at 
europa.eu.int
(On the other hand, there are agreements with Monaco and Andorra)
Je m'excuse d'écrire en français et en anglais, et vous pouvez
répondre en italien:
Est-ce qu'il existe un traité ou un accord entre l'Italie et le
Saint-Marin quant à la libre circulation des personnes et le droit de
travail? Je ne peux rien trouver sur Internet ou à 
europa.eu.int
.
(Par contre, il existe de tels accords entre certain pays et le Monaco
et l'Andorre)

 (On the other hand, there are agreements with Monaco and Andorra)
Free circulation of italians in San Marino and viceversa :
European Shengen agreement of 1992 authorizes free circulation of 13
countries' citizens. San Marino Shengen agreement in matter of free
circulation.
In any case I know there are many "convenzioni" (agreements) between italian
state and San Marino about work and pensionary system.
For exact infos I would ask to :
Dipartimento di Studi Storico-Giuridici
Università degli Studi di San Marino
Contrada delle Mura, 16
47890 San Marino
tel. 882512 - fax 882303
e-mail: 
aghi...@unirsm.sm
I hope they will be so kind to replay.....
ciao

 San Marino Shengen agreement in matter of free
San Marino *joined* Shengen agreement.....

 San Marino *joined* Shengen agreement.....
Actually I went to San Marino twice on this project and met once with
the then Foreign Minister, soon to be President-for-a-year. (It was a
curious interview: she understood my French, and she replied in
Italian which was translated into English for me.)
What was even more curious was that my escort (one of the national
archivists) was born in Detroit of Sammarinese parents who returned
there when he was a small child.
Of course I know about Schengen but that does not grant rights, it
concerns border controls (which raises another funny story, since
arrived in Rimini by air from London, but took the train to Lausanne;
you can't board a sleeping car going north at Milano, so I just had to
stretch out in a compartment. The train is perhaps used by drug or
people smugglers, because I  was rudely awakened at 1.00 or 2.00 am by
a series of suspicious controllers, suspicious even of my (Swiss,
unforgeable) ID card. And the Swiss border police had a drug-sniffing
dog.)
Anyway: my question (for a law-review article on the meaning of
"European citizenship" and the anomalies of micro-states and
peripheral agrements (EEA, Nordic, Benelux, British Isles Common
Travel Area, Swiss-EU member state agreements, Monaco-France,
Andorra-France-Spain; and there are Association agreements and a
France-Algeria agreement) is:
There is an EU-San Marino customs agreement. (OJEC 28 Mar. 2002,
L84/43). There are also monetary and social security agreements, and
one concerning the use of Rimini Airport. But is there preferential
status for Italian nationals who want to work in San Marino? And can
Sammarinese freely work in Italy?
If I  know the answers to those last questions -- even if they are
just observations -- then I can know whether it's worth the time to
research further (I can look for a treaty in the UN Treaty Series,
which means taking the trouble to go to the University library, since
access to it is no longer free of charge and the library subscribes;
or I can make another trip to San Marino and ask. Unfortunately
writing letters is hopeless, and even trying to find out something in
Rome is hopeless... In fact, even in San Marino they told me that the
best place to ask this sort of question is in Strasbourg, at the
Council of Europe.)
Many thanks. (If San Marino citizens are limited to employment in San
Marino, they must have boring careers  because not much chance of
mobility, either horizontal or vertical, in such a small economy.)

 Marino? And can Sammarinese freely work in Italy?
Read this: 
http://www.giustizia.it/cassazione/leggi/l1320_39.html
Art.4
I cittadini di ciascuno dei due stati saranno ammessi, nel territorio 
dell'altro, all'esercizio di qualsiasi industria, commercio, 
professione o arte, e potranno accedere a qualsiasi pubblico impiego a 
parità di condizioni con i nazionali.
-- 
Candido - ICQ 10334649 - 
http://candido2k.splinder.it/

 Read this: 
http://www.giustizia.it/cassazione/leggi/l1320_39.html
Grazie!