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ITALY

Important facts

• Language: Latin, Italian and English.


• Type of goverment: Democratic.
Parlamentary Republic.
• Capital: Rome.
• City´s: Milan, Napoles, Turin, Genova,
Florencia, Venecia.
• Currency: Euro.
CURRENCY

You will pay with Euro, a Euro


is equal to 23.50 Mexican
pesos.
Clothes

You will wear

Man: shorts, shoes and wide-brimmed hats

Woman: voluminous pleated skirts, The neckline has a neck stand


(This can be regarded as their traditional dress)
religion

 Religion in Italy
 The major religion in Italy is Roman Catholicism. This is not surprising, as
Vatican City, located in the heart of Rome, is the hub of Roman
Catholicism and where the Pope resides. Roman Catholics and other
Christians make up 80 percent of the population, though only one-third of
those are practicing Catholics. The country also has a growing Muslim
immigrant community, according to the University of Michigan. Muslim,
agnostic and atheist make up the other 20 percent of the population,
according to the Central Intelligence Agency.
Food

Pizza spaguetti alla bolognesa:


You will deed : you will deed:
spaguetti
Oil ground beef
Ham onion
Cheese carrot
Yeast tomato
Sauce cheese
typical drinks

 Limoncello Red wine.


 You will need: you will need:
 Alcohol grape
 Sugar
 Water
tiramisú

 Cheese cream Mascarpone


 Eggs
 Powdered sugar
 Wine
 Coffee
 Amaretto
 Cocoa
 salt
traditions: La giubiana

is a traditional festival very popular in the northern regions of Italy, specifically Piedmont and
Lombardy. On the last Thursday of January, large bonfires are lit in the squares and the
Giubiana, a large straw puppet dressed in rags representing a witch, is set on fire.
venice´s carnival

 Durante los 10 días que dura, la gente se disfraza y sale a la calle a pasear y a
hacerse fotos, ya sea en desfiles organizados, o improvisados.
 Los disfraces son trajes de época del siglo XVII veneciano, como si estuvieran
recién salidos de un cuadro de Canaletto
team:

 Armando bacab
 Angel hau
 Diego dzul
 miguel (pich) ek
 Ernesto sosa

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