Giacomo Stucchi
To hear some comments from members of the opposition is still really stunned. Not so much for the opinions of the executive, understandably critical given that come from those who are in opposition (and now in a while '), but as for the idea that the left has the function of Government . We try to be more explicit. For the Northern League rule is to have a program on things to do, carry on in Parliament and, above all, give constantly accountable to the people. The principle is the same in the case of a region rather than a province or a municipality, where, however, the comparison with all political forces, it's useful. However, comes the moment when decisions are taken, even by majority vote. The legitimacy is given to the government by popular vote and the subsequent parliamentary majority, and hence the government decision, taken under the law are fully entitled. But there's more. A self-respecting government in office is required to make decisions, not to, in addition to keeping the country in a perpetual stalemate, would result in a grave responsibility before the voters. That said, the point is that whatever the measure adopted by the Berlusconi government, the reform on fiscal federalism than about justice, the safety measures on nuclear program, the left instead of comparing the merits of the proposals is limited to the usual obstructions. On the reform of justice, for example, this government is not entitled to it because the premier is indicted. On the nuclear recovery plan launched by the Prime Minister's office is just a bluff because in reality the government has no intention of taking it forward. What about fiscal federalism, this would be an illusory reform is useful only to the Northern League as a campaign ad. In short, we understood that for the left, probably remembering his recent experience leading the country, governing means only pretend to make decisions. It 's too easy, and convenient for those who are not responsible for the opposition and government, always throw it up on the bluff or who knows what else. They came even to deny the magnitude of the immigration, Interior Minister Roberto Maroni, fortunately, has never taken seriously. The facts not only prove him right (to date, as the minister said in response to Question Time in the House, 11,285 immigrants arrived, only Tunisia, but in the end of 2010 it had reached 4,406, thanks to an agreement with Libya, that is no longer operational), but contradict the usual easy come of the left. Just think what would have happened if there had been at the Interior Ministry one of them!
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