Crotone phosphorus. L'Ilva di Taranto

I REMEMBER CROTONE PHOSPHORUS. I THINK ABOUT ILVA DI TARANTO

I REMEMBER CROTONE PHOSPHORUS. I THINK ABOUT ILVA DI TARANTO

Of Maurizio Blondet
It was '93, and the newspaper sent me to cover the riots that were happening in Crotone. Workers of a loss-making public factory, which had been decreed to be closed by the government (Ciampi), they were blocking the road and railway tracks,and burned the dangerous substance they produced in the old factory: of phosphorus. The usual, uncivilized revolt of subsidized southerners, it was understood. When …
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The economic colonization suffered and the recovery of monetary sovereignty

Very interesting interview with the Minister of Economy indicated by Salvini. Maybe it's because of what he says, here too, that the establishment sees it as smoke and mirrors?
Of Paolo Savona
The economic colonization suffered and the recovery of monetary sovereignty
Source: The Antidiplomat
“The Maastricht operation was politically and technically very poorly conducted at the time. The few people who thought like me were marginalized”
Of Alessandro Bianchi e Simone Nastasi

Paolo Savona.
He taught economics at the universities of Perugia, of Rome Tor Vergata, at the Higher School of Public Administration and at the Guglielmo Marconi University. Founder of’ Open Economies Review and former president of Assonebb, the Association for the Encyclopedia of Banking and the Stock Exchange. Industrial miner (1993-1994). Author in 2012 Of Heresies, exorcisms and right choices to get out of the crisis. The Italian case
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