OSCE, non OCSE. E l'OSCE c'era già:Originariamente Scritto da Dragonball
" I talked earlier this week to Peter Eicher, the head of the OSCE mission that has been observing the Italian elections. He praised many aspects of Italy's "healthy democratic environment", and would not be tempted into a comparison of the Italian elections with those in Ukraine or Belarus, but he did name two areas of serious concern. One was bias in the news coverage on the commercial television channels owned by Berlusconi and the public channels strongly influenced by him, as the incumbent prime minister. (In a 2005 report, Freedom House describes Italy as only "partly free" in respect of freedom of the press.)
The other was the way the electoral law had been pushed through without consensus between the major parties. Electoral laws, argues Eicher, are not like other laws: since they are the "rules of the game" between competing political parties, a higher measure of consensus is called for. As in football, the winning side should not simply change the rules for the return match."
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D'altra parte le preoccupazioni sulla regolarità del voto, per gli stessi motivi che riporta l'articolo di Timothy Garton Ash, erano già stati espressi in un rapporto OSCE dello scorso febbraio.
Purtroppo, per i bananas, anche gli osservatori internazionali confermano che, se ci sono state irregolarità, queste vanno tutte imputate al cdx. Motivo in più per non dargli l'occasione di poterle ripetere.