Welcome Letter To Patient From Doctor

ECCO DO YOU NEED TO ACT AGAINST THE COMMON INTERESTS OF ALL

Giacomo Stucchi

The legislative process on fiscal federalism proceed expeditiously on two levels: in the House Chamber, where the Government has placed the trust on the decree for the municipal federalism, in the Bicameral where has already begun the discussion of the other decrees of the measure has not yet approved. An asset to all and sundry that shows the will of the government to move forward on the path of reform, is the obstinacy of the League than ever arretrerà an inch in the function of driving force to the executive. The action of the Government therefore supported by the parliamentary work in plenary and committees (which often turns out to be crucial), it stops and actually meets the old and new emergencies. The sacrifice of another Alpine engaged in a rescue mission in Afghanistan, as well as the Libyan crisis (whose markets are still uncertain and the consequences of which, for many reasons, not concern us directly), and of course all the deadlines of internal policy are at stake, remind us how we must never lower our guard. But everything could be simpler, or if you want more useful to citizens, at least on some issues if you were acting in the national interest and not of their own political party. The European Union's inaction in the crisis of North Africa is, for example, a problem against which we should join forces. The'Europa can pretend not to see what happens to its southern borders, but if indeed the exodus of refugees from the southern shores of the Mediterranean becomes manifest in all its majesty feared, then, that this would be a real problem which all twenty-seven EU member states should necessarily bear! But there's more. What are in fact the regular meetings of the organs of parliamentary representation in Europe, if this work does not translate into concrete action to intervene when it is objectively necessary? Faced with the difficulty of obtaining assistance measures by the Community institutions, to deal with the consequences of the North African country's political forces more exposed should speak with one voice and strongly denounce the indifference of bureaucrats in Brussels. Compared to what is happening outside our house is just to speak out, together, against the unreasonableness of an institution that words alone proclaims the principles and values \u200b\u200bfor which the solidarity, communion of intent, the constructive spirit, but then pull back, or not present itself at all when it comes to pass from words to deeds. There is a time for political discussion and even controversy, the right ingredients, legitimate and necessary in any democracy worthy of respect, but there is also a time for sharing the same interests necessarily just, but especially common.