Sources: Sicily
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Movement for the Independence of Sicily (Wikipedia) link
Covers the original MIS's founding in 1943, the 1945 EVIS armed campaign and the death of its leader Antonio Canepa, the movement's 1947 electoral peak, and its decline by 1951.
Cited on: Sicily, History of Sicilian separatism and special autonomy, Sicily: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record
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Movement for the Independence of Sicily (2004) (Wikipedia) link
Background on the 2004-founded revival movement, which presents itself as a separatist cultural movement rooted in the original 1943 MIS.
Cited on: Sicily, History of Sicilian separatism and special autonomy, Sicily: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record
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Statute of Sicily (Wikipedia) link
Gives the 15 May 1946 royal legislative decree establishing the Statute, its conversion into Constitutional Law No. 2 on 26 February 1948, and its grant of exclusive competences and financial autonomy to Sicily.
Cited on: Sicily, History of Sicilian separatism and special autonomy, Sicily: constitutional status and the independence question · Source record