Against the Anac method. You need the courage to take risks, even on the Strait Bridge

What if the greatest risk for Italy is not having the courage to take risks? The gloomy words delivered to the Chamber yesterday morning by the president of the anti-corruption Authority Joseph Busia on the topic of Bridge over the Strait of Messina they represent a tempting opportunity to focus on an important issue that concerns a great Italian taboo. The taboo in question coincides with the natural instinct cultivated by a not insignificant piece of our country’s bureaucracy to constantly confront Italy with a bitter truth: progressively consider inaction as the only form of legality allowed, compatible with the malignant and fraudulent nature of our country.