A proposal to increase tobacco taxes in Italy is expected to generate significant revenue for the national health care system.

The proposed tax, which has received support from health organizations, aims to reduce smoking rates and provide funding for health initiatives.

The revenue will be used for targeted advertising campaigns to educate the public about the dangers of smoking, as well as to improve the capabilities of the health care system.

The proposal also includes the possibility of involving citizens in the decision-making process through a referendum-like process.

However, there are concerns about potential backlash from the tobacco industry and smokers.

The outcome of this proposal could have implications for how other countries approach tobacco taxation and public health funding.