l'economist...

[dave4mame]

http://www.the-economist.com/daily/n...30&top_story=1

articolo sulla versione on line odierna

ah... è in prima pagina...

[Pitonti]

parti da sottolineare

Italy's voters appear to have done more than just shift the country to the right. They have simplified enormously the political scene, making Italy’s parliament look more like Britain's: two big parties with a scattering of less important smaller ones. This could be an important element of stability for the future.

The question left by the vote is whether Mr Berlusconi will exploit the solid mandate he has received to introduce reforms that Italy so badly needs. He promised he would. But then he has promised much in the past that he has failed to deliver.

[trallallero]

anche questa è da notare:

Speaking live to a political chat show, the leader of the Italian right said he would happy to talk to the opposition on measures that affected the well-being of the country and expressed appreciation for the good wishes sent to him by his defeated opponent, Mr Veltroni. He has also promised that his cabinet will include at least four women.

spero sia vero (non tanto il discorso delle 4 donne ma quello degli accordi con il PD per riforme
nel nome del bene del paese ... (o suo ? )