Of which country is South Tyrol an autonomous province?
Politics of South Tyrol Politics of South Tyrol The politics of South Tyrol is conducted through a parliamentary, democratic autonomous province with a multi-party system. Executive power is exercised collectively by the "Landesregierung", which is led by the Governor, referred to as "Landeshauptmann" in German. Legislative power is vested in the "Landtag" primarily, and secondarily on the provincial government. The judiciary is independent of the executive and the legislative branches. South Tyrol has been an autonomous province within the Italian Republic since 1948, when the Gruber – De Gasperi Agreement was agreed upon between Austria and Italy. The current "Landeshauptmann" is Arno Kompatscher. The
Politics of South Tyrol In 2008, 45% wished a reunification with South Tyrol, that number increased in 2009 by 4% to 49% in favour. 36.6% were against reunification while 14.1% had no opinion. In the age group of 15- to 29-year olds, 71% were in favour of reunification. The highest support by district was in the Oberland with 67% while Innsbruck city and district was lowest with 42%. Politics of South Tyrol The politics of South Tyrol is conducted through a parliamentary, democratic autonomous province with a multi-party system. Executive power is exercised collectively by the "Landesregierung", which is led by the Governor, referred