The referendums were, they are and remain the metaphor of democracy. What they say is what citizens say and the responsi must be accepted in their objective value. In Italy many people ran to the urns (almost 60 percent, in contrast to the last administrative consultations) to say NO to two questions concerning the system of justice reform: the separation of careers between inquirent and judiciary magistrates and the formation of two new CSMs with a historical change of method of composition, that is the draw.
The victory of the NO freezes the reform of justice, which will probably never happen in this country, and triggers a real political earthquake. The minister of Northern Justice for now resists but fall the heads of the undersecretary of the Master and of the head of cabinet Bartolozzi, both protagonists of very strong polemics and in backlight, let’s say so, in the days that preceded the vote.
While we write, the Minister of Tourism Santanchè has been resigned, involved in several investigations that nothing but have to do with his work in the government. The feeling and perhaps the temptation is that of a Meloni bis, but beyond everything affects the quantity and quality of the vote.
They voted so many young people who obviously not only want to change something that has to do with some sort of constitutional solidity, but also expressed their concern beyond questions that remain very technical to me.
In America there are midterm elections, a thermometer for presidents in office. Here, a year after the new policies, a majority and opposition have been measured in the whole field without making metaphors, with a premier forced to descend into the battle alive in recent days because the narrative of Yes had become weak.
How many times have we said that in these times of the Internet we live in a world of narratives? The ability of the narrator does not always cover the problem of the deep object of the narrative itself.
Italy is a country in transformation and everyone has understood that geopolitical can change our daily life (energy, gasoline and cost of money). The wounds of Tangentopoli that since 1992 put in front of politics and justice count less, I think, of the coming at the end of the month or having clear a project for the future.
L’articolo Italian midterm proviene da IlNewyorkese.
