Giampaolo Pansa - I always knew that Massimo D'Alema was provided with humor. On January 29, said Massimo Giannini of 'Republic': "I'm leaving for Japan, when I get back let me find the government." The irony was directed at two Union Ministers: Clemente Mastella and Alfonso Pecoraro Scanio, for their proclamations from scassapagliai. Mastella had called on civil unions: "Do not they vote to bring down the cost of Prodi. "Pecoraro And you are damned to push us to withdraw from Kabul, rather than being, as expected, the environment. However, the two ministers mentioned by D'Alema are not the only to dance in the Prodi government. Inside the center-left, it is apparent every day a tragic Babel of blackmail. All claim something and threaten havoc just to get it. He blackmails the mission in Afghanistan and three ministers of the radical-regressive refuse to vote on it. It is blackmailing the U.S. base in Vicenza. He blackmails on pension reform. He blackmails on what and when to liberalize. In short, it blackmails on everything and its opposite.
Even before the vote, Romano Prodi, the sniffing Babel coming. In an interview with 'The Express' I said, "I want to govern, not to mediate." But do not imagine the party that Vietnam would emerge immediately after the election victory anorexic. The Union has proved to be a jungle full of enemies ready to exterminate them. And since the day of commencement, being the government has never been like being in a gala dinner. Revenue
the image by a speech by Rina Gagliardi, Senator of the PRC, capable of analysis is not trivial. Sunday, January 28, in a long article on 'Liberation', explained to the most maximalist her the current climate within the EU government. Air battle relentless, with arms of iron relentlessly, contrasts difficult to reconcile. "For us, the radical left," he writes, "the choice of staying in this government set up, today as yesterday, an exhausting battle ground. A construction site where work is to extract the most advanced results possible. A place where you give and take barrel.
by espresso.repubblica.it
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