Washingron Post: il giornale di regime americano parla di Renzi

[brunik]

No kicking the can down the road in Italy - The Washington Post

Renzi is trying to shake up Italy’s sclerotic political and economic system — no kicking the can down the road for him — and he has had some success in his first year. Yet the politics are no easier for him than for leaders here trying to adapt old programs and institutions to the 21st century. Whether it’s the postal service, subsidies to cotton farmers, or preserving Social Security, U.S. interest groups that gain from the status quo are almost by definition better organized on their specific issue than those who would benefit from change — which is to say, the population at large.

Renzi is pushing other fundamental change: to Italy’s constitution, electoral system, tax code and more. The Economist magazine recently awarded mixed grades: his reforms range from “being implemented” (labor) to “nearing approval” (electoral reform) to “still a long way to go” (civil justice).
The prime minister does not seem daunted by “still a long way to go.”
“Really we can change Italy,” Renzi said. “It is the only way.

[dimecan]

and do you believe it ?

[dimecan]

and Americans do too ?

[brunik]

per completezza di informazione, e nel rispetto delle norme sulla Par Condicio, ai sensi della legge nr. 28 del 22/02/2000 , l'amministrazione di POL segnala all'utenza che la libera stampa italiana (Fatto Quotidiano, Libero, Il Giornale) ha un giudizio diametralmente opposto sul nostro premier rispetto al Washington Post

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http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/01/wo...rder.html?_r=0

Mr. Renzi has assumed power at a moment when Italian politics is largely exhausted of other options. The decline of Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister, has left the once-powerful center-right movement in disarray. The populist Five Star Movement, led by the comedian Beppe Grillo, has been losing support since winning a quarter of the vote in the 2013 national elections.
In response, Mr. Renzi is trying to push the Democratic Party toward the middle to become what analysts call a “catchall” party.
Polls show that Mr. Renzi is easily Italy’s most popular politician, which, in turn, has enhanced his standing in Europe. For years, infighting prevented the Democratic Party from joining Europe’s center-left political coalition, the European Socialists. Under Mr. Renzi, the party joined immediately and is now much more influential at the European level.
Last May, the party dominated the Italian elections for the European Parliament, winning a record 41 percent of the vote, a notable result since the other pro-Europe party that fared strongly was Ms. Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union in Germany.
Even as he has been sharp-elbowed in Italy, Mr. Renzi has pursued more collegial tactics at the European level. His credibility in Berlin and Brussels has most likely been enhanced by his arms-length approach toward anti-austerity, left-wing newcomers who might seem like natural allies, notably Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras of Greece. Mr. Renzi has supported finding a compromise in the Greek standoff, but has been careful in how he positions himself.

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Sempre per completezza di informazione, e nel rispetto delle norme sulla Par Condicio, ai sensi della legge nr. 28 del 22/02/2000 , l'amministrazione di POL segnala all'utenza che la libera stampa italiana (Fatto Quotidiano, Libero, Il Giornale) ha un giudizio diametralmente opposto sui leader dell'opposizione

[Shambler]

Cazzo che onore il vostro padrone vi cita

[Saburosakai]

Sai cosa ... i giudizi sono opposti perché NOI lo conosciamo bene il Renzino mentre gli americani no .... :-)

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and Americans do too ?

Gli americani credono in Renzi? Ha ha. Il W.P. ha perso prestigio da quando e' stato comprato da Bezos. Che come membro del Bilderberg dopo aver tifato per Monti ora tifa Renzi.
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