Comments on: Prime Minister Prodi’s Fall: Politics as Usual in Italy

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By: Phastidio

Phastidio — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 12:54:04 +0000

Sure, that is another example. But Mrs. Mussolini is just a colourful character without a real electoral consent, whereas the communist parties are the only way for a “liberal” italian coalition to rule. A slight difference, I.M.H.O.

By: pch1013

pch1013 — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 04:34:21 +0000

“a country always looking in the rearview mirror”

As exemplified by the election of Alessandra Mussolini to the European Parliament.

By: Phastidio

Phastidio — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 22:09:44 +0000

A few years ago, Mr.Massimo D’Alema wrote a book named “A Normal Country”. Well, as you can see, Italy is a not-so-normal country. Italy is a notable exception in the West. The only country ruled by a few parties, naming themselves “communists” (and proud to be); the only western country where communist terrorism is still alive and kicking.

Mr.Prodi and Mr.Fassino are not Mr.Gerhard Schroeder, who said “no” in making a coalition with the far-left party of Mr.Lafontaine and Mr.Gysi. This is the main difference between a “normal” country and Italy, a country always looking in the rearview mirror.