Letter of Marco Travaglio Italians abroadmarco-labor-jpg-2
Posted By: Marco Fumarola November 16, 2016WP Greet Box iconXHello there Facebook friend! If you like this article, please help spread the word by sharing this post with your friends.
Dear Italians who live abroad, these days you have received a letter signed and sent in 4 million copies to all of you from Matteo Renzi President of the Council in one of its most successful disguises: that of Secretary of the Democratic Party and leader of the Committee BastaunSì . In practice, this gentleman in his second capacity he asked himself in his first vestel'elenco of your names and your postal address and if it is concessotramite his Interior Minister Angelino Alfano, who at the same time he denied Giuseppe Gargani, leader of the Popular Committee for the No. So only he could reach you one by one at home, pretending to inform you on how to vote and the content of his so-called "reform" constitutional, preventing those who contrasts to do the same. Which already should lead you to be wary of him and to censor. If you were tempted to read it, you know that everything he writes, except perhaps his signature at the bottom, is false. A little 'as the brochure that another phony salesman of vacuum cleaners, Silvio Berlusconi, not to co-author the case of this "reform" to duet with Renzi, sent to millions of voters in Italy and abroad in 2001, entitled A Italian history.

    Renzi tells you that his "reform" will put an end to the "weak policy that is lost in a sea of ​​controversy" and will do away with an "unstable country, which changes more often prime minister of a national coach": "63 governments 70 years "," the world record of instability ". Now, apart from the fact that the first Repubblicaebbe the world record of stability, as it was ruled for nearly 50 years by the same majority focused on the DC and its allies, albeit with different prime minister, those 63 governments would be 62 if he had not arrived Renzi. In this legislature Italy has changed government only once, in 2014, and just because of Renzi, maximum factor of instability and controversy, which imposed the Democratic Party to overthrow the Letta government to come to power by the same majority, otherwise the 'Italy would have the same government for the entire legislature. If he wins the Yes, all of this could happen again, given that no provision of the "reform" would prevent.
    Renzi tells you that, since he is in government, Italy is "respected abroad." It's the same frottolache already told Berlusconi when Italy touched the low of international prestige. The same is unfortunately happening with Renzi, constantly humiliated in Europe lies on the public accounts, for commitments not respected, and his total inability to be credible in the eyes of partners.
    Renzi tells you that "finally we overcome the equal bicameralism, a legislative system that exists only in Italy." You, especially if you live in the US or France, you know very well that forms of equal bicameralism exist in many major democracies without affecting the efficiency of the institutions. As for the alleged "estenuanteping-pong between the House and Senate" which would be forced "any law" that would take "years" to be approved, know that in Italy, in the last legislature, a law was passed every 5 days: 202 leggisono past the first time, while the "Shuttle" has regarded very few (43 approved in three steps between the two chambers, 5 with four, one with five and one with six).