L'economia deve corrispondere alla morale

Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team

This is why it is useful to read the book ”The empty cradle of civilization – At the origin of the crisis” written by the minister for the family Lorenzo Fontana and the economist Ettore Gotti Tedeschi (with preface by Matteo Salvini)
Of Giovanni Tortelli

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The purpose of the recent essay The empty cradle of civilization – At the origin of the crisis (Gondolin, Verona 2018, with preface by Matteo Salvini) of which they are authors, the current minister for the family Lorenzo Fontana and the economist Ettore Gotti Tedeschi, it is the demonstration of the direct connection between increase in birth rate, protection and encouragement of family formation and economic development, so that the economy can find "the investment of investments" in demographic growth and in the family, as Fontana defines it in the introduction.
Objective not easy to achieve, given that i “bad teachers” of the globalized economy who have succeeded one another in Malthus's chair have always believed that the equation according to which the gross domestic product of a country grows as the population decreases is true: when the population grows too much, individuals of the same species compete with each other for the exploitation of available resources: hence the presumed need for control (or inhibition) of births.
According to the Authors, nothing could be more wrong; in fact, it is enough to look at the results of the Brics countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) who by increasing the population have become rich, while the West, diminuendola, he became impoverished.
But why – the inexperienced reader may ask – it is really necessary to restore this direct proportional relationship between population growth and economic growth? Why – Gotti Tedeschi replies – it is the increase in the birth rate that causes the formation of the family and the family produces wealth, indeed it is the first aggregate of society that produces wealth. Read More

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Genova: Morandi Bridge

Morandi Bridge
THE INVESTIGATION
Of Roberto Pecchioli
We didn't want to believe it. The collapse of the Morandi Bridge, that we Genoese, with a touch of colonized provincialism we called it the Brooklyn Bridge, It's a shocking tragedy, for its load of victims, pain, destruction and the terrible consequences that will drag on for years. This is not the time for jackals, but help, of condolence, of help, of collaboration. However, one cannot remain silent, keep a lid on anger over another sinisterly Italian tragedy: a work of that importance cannot collapse after just one day 50 years. For the writer there is something personal, almost intimately in the pain of these hours. Children, we participated in 1967 at the inauguration of the bridge with all the school groups of Genoa. Equipped with a tricolor flag, stationed in front of the stage, we followed the ceremony, we saw with the wonder of age the president of the republic Giuseppe Saragat surrounded by men in full uniform and the imposing figure of the great cardinal Siri, historic archbishop of the city.
We have crossed that very long bridge thousands of times, seventy meters above the valley of the Polcevera stream full of council houses and industrial warehouses of the former Superba, every day for decades we saw and touched it on our way to work. It's no longer there and it's someone's fault. They talk about lightning, of an intense storm and structural failure. Let's wait to make judgements, but on the morning of the eve of the August bank holiday it just rained. No floods, from the years 70 we remember at least six, devastating, in the city of Genoa. We don't know how many lightning strikes have struck engineer Morandi's artifact in half a century (few knew that the work was named after him), nor how much rain has wetted the imposing structures since then. We don't accept, we will never recognize the hasty justification of these hours as valid. It will be Bar Sport indifference, but we know that Roman bridges have been standing for two millennia, and we don't believe in the inability of designers. But, in recent decades there have been many collapses, like tragedies due to neglect, to ignorance, to widespread corruption. Read More

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Disponibili il libro sull'Inferno ed il numero 122 Give Up Hearts

The. is available on the site number 122 (of the day 22 July 2018) Of Hearts Up®. The weekly can be downloaded for free in download section dedicated to Members and Supporters only. The paper issue is available for reading at the headquarters of the Veronesi Veterans Sports Group – “Christ the King” in Via Albere 43 – 37138 VERONA,
We are pleased to inform you that the book is also available Hell is dogma or fable? of the late Mons. Gaston de Ségur. Who you can read some extrapolations.
Click here for the latest articles readable for free on the site:
– Press release number 122. Other Miracles and first obstacles;
– The good press and the boastful press;
– Prayer to Santa Prassede, Virgin;
– Prayer to Saint Girolamo Emiliani, Confessor;
– Prayer to Saint Vincent de Paul, Confessor;
– The anathemas of the Second Lateran Council, numbers 1 e 2;
– Prayer to San Camillo de Lellis, Confessor;
– How to avoid hell; Read More

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“Nor exploited, nor big babies". Francesco Cancellato's new book comes out today, director of Linkiesta.it

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“Neither exploited nor big babies. Resolve the generational issue to save Italy"
The new book by Francesco Cancellato, director of Linkiesta.it, in bookstores from today
All the paradoxes of the generational question in Italy: training, Work, welfare and gender gap in the age of millenials
In a global context in which everything seems to be turning in favor of young people - technological advancement, the predisposition to flexibility, the challenge of new skills for an industry 4.0 – Italy appears to be an anomaly. The political choices made in different fields, from education to labor reforms, from policies to reduce the gender gap to welfare, they did not favor the stabilization of young Italians in the market, indeed they have increased the distance between school and work, increasing the mistrust towards training to such an extent that it has given rise to the sad phenomenon of NEETs. The essay invites us to take on the holistic character of the generational question which is the nerve center around which many, if not all, the Italian problems. Solving it is a categorical and moral imperative under penalty of the collapse of the entire welfare system and the serious risk that generations to come will live, for the first time, a life worse than that of their fathers.
The author: Francesco Cancellato, he is the director of the online newspaper Linkiesta.it and a commentator on numerous television and radio programmes.
For Egea – UBE he is the author of Fattore G: because the Germans are right (2016).
EGEA € 16,00 – pages. 144
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Luigi Bisignani at IL TEMPO: In the book Veritas

 
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E’ Seplenist, but his observations are sobering.
Of Luigi Bisignani

The Vatican turmoil in black and white (and the cardinals' desire for rebellion)

Dear director, once again it is a book that shakes the unadorned rooms of Santa Marta, where Pope Bergoglio has been staying for five years. It is a profound reflection on the Pontificate, not a scandalous book, which comes out on the fifth anniversary of the election of Pope Bergoglio and seems to gather the discontent of an increasingly disoriented curia and episcopate. To write it,not a reporter looking for scandals but a thoroughbred journalist, Mauro Mazza, for years at the top of Rai publications. “Bergoglio and prejudice” (Publisher Pages,210 pages) it was written on the original basis of articles and occasional notes, subsequently assembled or, more often, expanded and rewritten. A book written by a courageous Catholic that leaves the reader full of questions. In his merciless overview he touches on all the most controversial points of this five-year period,from divorced people to homosexuals, from openings in foreign policy, especially towards the Orthodox of Moscow, up to the anomalies of some centers of power,as Communion and Liberation. With the curiosity of a reporter and the vision of a historian, Mazza doesn't believe they can arrive, but it doesn't exclude either, possible resignation of the Pope. "It was profoundly different", writes Mazza,«the situation experienced with Benedict XVI. It was a sensational and unexpected resignation. Yet his renunciation, even with so few precedents in the two thousand year history of the Church, was considered realistic". Read More

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