In Milan he won Pisapia (55.1%) against Moratti (44.9%).
In Naples, De Magistris (65.4%) crushes Lettieri (34.6%).
Also in Cagliari and Triestre victory of opposition candidates.
Berlusconi reacted by declaring that electors should repent because they have made a mistake. "The Government will proceed".
65% means that the Camorra voted for him...
ReplyDeleteIn fact, just elected, he shouted against the "Casalesi", not against the traditional Camorra Families.
...As when Orlando was elected, in Palermo, with the Mafia consensus... ...~75%!!!
The Berlusconi defeat means that the Quirinale-NATO destabilization against him worked.
ReplyDeleteNot casually, "the communist" Napolitano always present himself as more comprador and more aligned with the U.S. and British Empires than Berlusconi.
Berlusconi, prisoner of current stereotypes, was and is unable to react, from a propagandistic point of view, to the Quirinale-"judicial" destabilization.
The electors charged him, instead of the Quirinale-led destabilization, for the economic and institutional paralysis, which is perpetuating the chronic Italic under-developmentalism [from the 1960s...].
Very high taxation and very low GNP increases are the costs of that.
There is absolutely no relationship between the 65% of De Magistris and the Camorra.
ReplyDeleteI hope you got a clear idea of what is Camorra. It is a bit different from the stereotypes on television.
De Magistris won because Naples was looking for a different candidate. Naples is not only Camorra. There is still a bit of culture in the capital of the South
Berlusconi is now serving years of government where is only trying to protect itself and its political ally, rather than the Italians.
Napolitano was "the comunist". Today he is a President of Republic, perhaps too balanced.