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In December 2013, the Italian parliament abolished public financing for political parties. Since then, contrary to other countries worldwide, such as Mexico and Norway, parties can fund their activity only through private contributions and donations. In fact, taxpayers can assign 0.2 percent of their income tax to political associations. To benefit from this allocation, parties must be enrolled to the National register of political parties. Since the beginning of the reform, the number of accepted factions has constantly grown, from 13 in 2013 to almost 70 in 2023.