Well I confess I have not seen Sanremo, with the exception of the exhibition Benigni. On songs, I do not know anything, but my unqualified opinion is that music today, after decades of songs, it is difficult to make new ones that are not very bad or maybe scopiazzino old melodies. In particular, Flack even know the song as a musician, I never liked it.
Starting from this basis, therefore, of substantial ignorance of the facts, yet I believe that this year's edition of Sanremo is nevertheless an interesting figure from the political point of view.
The first is for the success he's had Benigni, so is the victory of Vecchioni. I realize that it would be inappropriate to exaggerate the importance of these facts, but perhaps it would be even more wrong to ignore them altogether, just consider them as events show. Galelei said, "and yet it moves", with a hint of optimism we can perhaps say that even today the political situation is moving at a very high opinion, as indeed seems to be confirmed the resistance of Berlusconi to go for early elections (but then we are sure that it is not too worried about the league?).
I read that people are beginning to talk of a government-led Maroni, ready to approve the decrees of fiscal federalism and to make a new electoral law would be the decisive step to get rid of Berlusconi. From my point of view, this assumption is troubling because it basically seems to confirm the policy framework of the center, and thus fulfilled those same MPs who said they believe the story of the nephew of Mubarak, and tends to disrupt the ranks of the center. Nevertheless, it confirms a more eventful than possa apparire dalle crude cronache di questi giorni.
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