Repubblica Futura – Turning Point (first part)
What will the legislature that is about to remember at the turning point be remembered for? It is still too early to say even if the contours are beginning to take shape with the growing tensions and political fibrillations that have plagued the majority in recent months and that suggest there is not so much meat to add to the tenuous fire of the large and ramshackle government structure. These are the outlines of a legislature of “let’s get by” according to a script made up of proclamations, of high expectations stirred in the face of public opinion which, however, seem more useful in diverting attention from the inadequacy of the political proposal and planning. It was undoubtedly the legislature of the pandemic and this should certainly not be forgotten in an analysis that has the premise of honesty; the pandemic has been one more obstacle on the way to a country that is in the middle of a very accidental path. From an economic and fiscal policy point of view, at the moment it is the legislature of the non-chosen, the reforms are being announced but there is no real political will to implement them, a huge foreign debt has been contracted and even the most optimistic of observers do not he understands how to do it, not so much to repay it which would be a dream, but also only to support it, to bear the interest expenses every year which, given the trend of world monetary policy, will probably be at ever higher rates. On this front, after the thunderous announcement of the minting of the “Titan”, the new virtual currency branded RSM by network economists which immediately disappeared from the radar in the general embarrassment, no signal has come from the majority and the government. Manufacturing is growing, this is a positive sign, but it is not the government’s merit and to support our debt it should grow by double digits, an objective from which we are far from. You don’t understand (or perhaps understand it too well) what you are waiting for to put your hand to hand, the fact is that the time factor is not a secondary variable and can, by itself, the success or failure of a very political challenge. risky like that of a heavy foreign debt.
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