Nose Is Crooked On Camea

FEDERALISM THE KEY TO CHANGE FROM TIME TO GO FORWARD TO DO REALLY

Giacomo Stucchi

The Bersani calling for the resignation of Prime Minister, and points the way for early elections, is a bit ' at odds with the Bersani who claims to dialogue on fiscal federalism. While not wishing to rise in defense of the President of the Council, which also already has a lot of lawyers, we can not avoid to point out that any request for a setback to Prime Minister made at this time is inconsistent with the presumption of innocence that goes recognized at all. In a rule of law, the fact that a citizen goes to trial, even with immediate rite, can not automatically translate into a conviction. From a purely political, the fact that the Secretary of the Democratic Party has proposed, from the pages of La Padania, a "pact on federalism," personally engaged "to continue the dialogue process with the League, "we do not believe to be the subject of scandal. Firstly because it is assumed that an interest in the finalization of the fiscal federalism is precisely that political party which had approved the reform of Title V of the Constitution, with results diametrically opposed to those that had been proposed, now sees an opportunity in our reform to recover the precious time lost. Second, because even on the left have understood that our movement is the only one who really wants to change the country and has provided the means to do so. From fiscal federalism, in fact, all political forces, right and left, taking the cue, and not the distance, whenever we discuss on how to abandon a central state and inefficient, which among other things accumulated a debt of record, and move towards a new understanding of public management closer to the real needs of citizens. Everyone recognizes the contents revolutionary reform and also the appeal that topics such as "standard costs, or management fees on the ground", have on citizens. Moreover, fiscal federalism is also a valid ground of political debate to talk about concrete things that really interest people. The right time to seriously confront the opposition in Parliament, leaving several justice-or exploited for electoral will occur as early as next week in the Senate with the debate on the scheme of legislative decree on municipal federalism. We'll see then if we discuss the merits of the reform, as indeed in this legislature has ever done before breaking the legal proceedings against Berlusconi, or whether it will continue to rely on the use of polls. We have always been ready to talk, and we continue to believe that the fiscal federation is the key to really change.