Houses of institutions, a 7 billion euro treasury “reserved” for politicians and the powerful

The history of our rulers is dotted with houses bought and rented at discounted prices by social security institutions. The policy that appoints the controllers of these entities has always had the right information to go and ask for the rent of this or that apartment at reduced rents. As Ciriaco DeMita in 1988 as prime minister he ended up at the center of controversy for his home with thirty rooms, eleven windows plus a 200 square meter terrace in via Arcione, a stone’s throw from the Quirinale: a small apartment rented at a fair rent by Inpdai, the pension plans for company executives.