The Italian miracle. Seen from Europe, Melonian Italy is incredibly a haven of stability

There are divisions, even whims, but despite the presence in the government majority of ministers and deputies who are not always up to par, no major obstacles of a political nature can be glimpsed. From reforms to numbers passing through constraints. With a caveat: watch out for prosecutors

If you look around sometimes it makes you roll your eyes. You see England that has been changing prime ministers for months as fast as the great once did Maurice Zamparini he changed coaches on the Palermo bench and so, instinctively, you seem to observe a country light years away from Italy. You see France which has been fighting for days with demonstrators eager to protest against Macron’s pension reform, and which for days has been calculating to understand whether or not Macron still has the numbers to govern Parliament, and so, instinctively, you it seems to observe a country light years away from Italy – that the pension reform has now done the beauty of twelve years ago and that the abacus to count the numbers of the majority no longer knows what it is. You see Germany, then, in constant suffering with respect to its economic, productive and energy balances, and so, with a little arrogance, it is natural for you to notice that while the German cousins ​​have not yet found a balance in the months following the invasion of Ukraine, we Italians, on the other hand, incredibly, are there to discuss how the crisis can become, no less, an opportunity to transform ourselves into Europe’s new energy hub.