The fake solidarity of administrators looking for the spotlight: «Enough with the Po Valley yoke.
They use Matteo Salvini to get bigger like Popeye did with spinach. Don't think, so, be it the civil disobedience of the sociologist Danilo Dolci or the noble one of the radical tradition.
In the desire announced yesterday by the mayors of Palermo and Florence to mutiny in the face of the Security decree of the Minister of the Interior, in fact, there is the furry solidarity that serves to rediscover a new and very personal political protagonism. Disappeared from the debate and overtaken by the promise of a five-star citizen's income, on the left the bruised champions of populism are once again agitating, the candidates in the PD primaries who are looking for a resurrection in Salvini.

In Rome, the governor Nicola Zingaretti declared that "we must commit ourselves against hatred and against the rules written only for propaganda". In Naples, the governor Vincenzo De Luca and the mayor Luigi de Magistris interact, archenemies forever but friends for opportunity and to free central Italy from the Po Valley yoke. Bari, Michele Emiliano, who is always in a continuous identity crisis, does not retreat: he was elected with the Democratic Party but threw away his Democratic Party card and did not resign as a magistrate. In Palermo, as said, the last caudillo to prepare the counteroffensive is Leoluca Orlando, an ancient and very consummate leader who managed to make use of the Jesuit thought of Father Ennio Pintacuda, to ride the justicialism of Antonio Di Pietro, to save themselves from being scrapped by Matteo Renzi, to exhibit anti-mafia as a moral license.
To the officials of his municipality, Orlando has in fact ordered recalcitrance against the government complete with an official note that from the first verb it is a command that challenges another command: «I am giving the order to suspend, for foreigners possibly involved in the controversial application of the law, any procedure". Well, starting from the impartisco there is the whole character of Orlando which resembles that of Salvini who he disobeys more than one imagines. As you can see, it's on the right (and on Salvini) that the left primaries are being celebrated; it is on the left that tests of sedition are carried out not against a minister but against a state law. With a Napoleonic coronation, last 3 December, de Magistris introduced himself because – he explained to his colleagues who were listening to him while he talked excessively about fascist drift – «the M5s betrayed. The beginning of our project is to be the anti-Salvini". In Florence, the impalpable mayor Dario Nardella, warned several times by Matteo Renzi, for his poor results and who managed to fine the director of the Uffizi, a man who praises Italy even in his own Germany, he rediscovered, thanks to Salvini, the temper he had lost: «Florence will not bow to the blackmail contained in the Security decree». And to make a new leap to Sicily, Ars is even being considered, on the proposal of its president Gianfranco Miccichè, to form a special commission on the phenomenon of migrants. In short, Salvini succeeded in this too: he united the left, the North and the South, democrats and para democrats and brought them to the extreme paradox. Yesterday, to read the notes of mayors and governors of the Democratic Party, It didn't feel like living in Italy but like living in an occupied territory. It didn't seem like I was listening to left-wing words but rather reading old press releases from the secessionist League.

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