Salvini reminds Juncker that the EU treaties are based on growth
by Paolo Becchi on Libero, 09/12/2018
Salvini said many things and touched on various topics, but the heart of the political discourse was Europe and our place in the Union. In fact, he has already started the long electoral campaign for the next European elections, which for Salvini will no longer be characterized, like the previous ones, by a radical criticism of the single currency. You may like it or not but this is the direction taken.
Changing Italy but also changing the Union from within; this is the message of a politician who in this way wanted to show that he lives not only on tactics, but also of a broader political vision. Whether he will succeed in changing the EU as Italy is trying to change is difficult to say today. We will have to wait for the result, however not taken for granted, of the next European elections. But let's think about today. Read More
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Land in South Africa is an element that goes beyond its already important economic function. Control of the land and its resources, the possibility of owning hectares and farms are circumstances that have a significant impact on the most pressing issue in the country: that is, the racial one and which concerns the claims of the ancient ethnic groups that make up the South African nation. In the 1913 il Native Land Act has been seen, already at the time, as a forerunner of possible tensions and clashes between the white population and the black population. With that rule buying or renting land in South Africa becomes very difficult, in fact, blacks are denied many possibilities in this sense and in some cases it even leads to expropriation. Today history repeats itself with all the worries that come when, in the country, we talk about land. But this time the situation is reversed: it's the government, led by the African National Congress, which wants to give the State the possibility to expropriate lands without compensation and redistribute them. Now it is the population of European origin, gli Africans, to fear more. 
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