There is no doubt that yesterday Berlusconi, who lived apnea in a few weeks ago, has had a chance to catch my breath. From this point, she did in her own way, write to the Italian parliament by one of his most shameful, is not so relevant. It 's true, the parliament said, without inter alia, that he had requested that Berlusconi really believed that Karima was the nephew of Mubarak, putting two questions on the same enormous capacity for discernment of the premier, who apparently is so gullible, and also ignores what the internal arrangements for diplomacy to resolve these issues. And 'certainly true that Berlusconi has exported a bit' of its crisis to the League, which, following the story of disapproval in the bicameral committee of municipal federalism, now living rough days and in relations with his own electoral base, which within the same of their leaders with a clear rift in the hegemony of the same Bossi. The merits of the decision, I had already ruled in a previous post, and therefore does not add anything else about it.
Even then not wanting to underestimate these two elements to tarnish the otherwise positive day a majority, Berlusconi has taken the initiative and will continue to issue their proclamations reformers without carrying anything other than his personal interests, but having however other cards to keep its share of electoral support.
It is rumored in the buildings that there is already agreement Berlusconi - Bossi for elections next spring. This hypothesis is not farfetched as it might appear to, because the inability of government to address fully verified a crisis for half imported and the other half is endogenous, coupled with shaky majority in the House, would make this government more and more unpopular with the electorate at a certain dazed but still attentive to its portfolio. The obvious consideration of why Mr Berlusconi has not resigned immediately this act of returning a few months also has a possible answer, that something is going home to the request of the opposition, and another choose for a moment calm or at least less restless. Sometimes, these apparent detail can be decisive for the outcome of the elections, which apparently the opposition is not able to understand.
Once again it seems that the opposition has lost another opportunity to put the crisis in the opposition, which now must suffer the initiative, if only the media.
For this reason, I argue that there is time to Napolitano. The question that is placed with the story of the municipal federalism is certainly complex, as you rightly said Fini, is unprecedented, and I believe that the most quoted experts in administrative law have difficulty expressing an opinion on the fairness of the approval by Council of Ministers yesterday. This in each case to be 'space at the head of state not to sign the measure, se non altro di fronte all’irrittualità e ai dubbi che tutti lecitamente possono manifestare.
Stavolta quindi, io stesso, da semplice cittadino, tiro per la giacca il Presidente, ma vorrei sostenere che questo Napolitano lo deve al paese perché per due volte, apparentemente solo per errore, ha fornito ossigeno al premier. La prima volta, quella più evidente, è stato quando ha chiesto alle opposizioni, incluso il Presidente della Camera, di rinviare la calendarizzazione della mozione di sfiducia al governo a dopo l’approvazione della finanziaria. Come tutti sanno, quel mesetto regalato a Berlusconi, gli ha consentito di conquistare alcuni parlamentari, il cosiddetto gruppo Moffa in primis, who have overturned the vote, giving him the rejection of no confidence on 14 December. 99%, the result would be the opposite if he had voted in November, failing in that case the prime time to organize the cattle market that continues today.
But more recently, the continuing and urgent invitation to Napolitano to tone down the rhetoric, certainly allowed Berlusconi to beginning the procedure to exit from the corner, then perfected yesterday with the capture of two other MPs.
In other words, those who have made an omelette, now we put the piece. Can you hear me, Mr President?
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