Let's go back to the lira, S. also says it&P
Of Paolo Becchi e Giovanni Zibordi

Source: Paolo Becchi
We want to say it clearly: the Italian State is a victim of usury. Interest accumulates on interest and increases the debt even if you no longer go into debt. And 25 years the State has not or rather would not need to go into debt because it collects more taxes than it spends: in the last year or so 30 billions in taxes more than expenses, but it results in a deficit of approx 40 billion a year because it pays approximately 70 billion per year in interest. This has been happening since the early 1990s: the state has since paid 2.500 billions in interest, more than the debt. The State has a debt of approximately 2.360 billion even if from 25 years he has not gone into debt because he has paid well 2.500 billions in interest since the early 1990s. This is a classic case of wear and tear, the increase in debt due only to the accumulation of interest over time and which becomes impossible to repay because the interest is too high.
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Of Lorenzo Zuppini
L’“man who whispers to the powerful” expresses his opinion in one of his usual Sunday letters to the editor of The weather, second newspaper of the capital. The reader will wonder why these sporadic spaces are given to those who are extremely distant from our positions in many respects. Well, after meeting him, the reason is easy to say: l’ “man who whispers to the powerful” can say things, sometimes, more interesting than others. No offense to those who don't whisper anything to anyone… On the contrary…(N.d.R.)