Italy
Corporations in Italy are called goliardia.
Moreover, in Rome, there is a corporation of German Catholic students (mostly theologians), the Capitolina, associated with the German CV, and, in Bozen, there is a German-speaking Catholic corporation, the Meinhardia, associated with the Austrian ÖCV.
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