REX | History

Mussolini's story becomes a TV series: Boldrini will take down the antennas?
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Of Chiara Soldani
The novel about Mussolini it will become a TV series: with all due respect to Fiano, Boldrini and Saviano (to the continued list, Obviously). The production house Wildside has in fact acquired the rights to “M. The son of the century” by Antonio Scurati (published by Bompiani). As, the book that deals with the obsessively cited “fascism”, will find a television adaptation: but without affecting its literary goodness. Pages that testify, in great detail, historical facts without the imaginative intervention of the author.
Scurati has faithfully reconstructed the history of Italy since 1919 al 1925: from the foundation of the Italian fighting Fasci to the Matteotti crime. Historical documents that support the narrative: the author places it at the center of the book, a Mussolini committed to giving shape to his revolutionary project. Trace it, Furthermore, a well-defined psychological profile. A very clear idea of ​​Italy and Italianness, that of the Duce: “In order, Italy must first conquer itself. This is the task of fascism. The victory of the spirit is necessary if we want to renew the nation to launch it on the path to its greatest imperial destiny.".
Work imbued with realism, with documentary inserts: articles, official press releases, epistolary correspondence. Grande, Scurati's work: no invention but reconstructed and restored facts, with its own artisanal care. To date, still no indiscretion regarding production times, cast and release date. In a period (which has been going on for too long) of great censorship and imaginative reconstructions (reference to recent events that is not purely coincidental), book and TV series on Mussolini they are a great victory: in the game against political correctness. Go ahead like this.
Source: https://www.ilprimatonazionale.it/cultura/la-storia-di-mussolini-diventa-serie-tv-la-boldrini-abbattera-le-antenne-93755/ Read More

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Actuality | Non-fiction

We will not die Saviano
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Poor Constitution, pulled left and right for convenience and partisanship. And now the writer who hates Salvini does it too
Of Alessandro Sallusti
Roberto Saviano, probably from his New York penthouse where he lives well protected (or perhaps from some pleasant place, secret and armored holiday resort) writes that Matteo Salvini should be arrested because – preventing the disembarkation of 177 immigrants saved at sea by our Coast Guard – he is violating the Constitution on which he was sworn in as minister.
Poor Constitution, pulled left and right for convenience and partisanship. Saviano hates Matteo Salvini, it is his right guaranteed by the Constitution, which was also designed to allow people like him – and to all the ignorant, arrogant, stupid and wicked – to be able to freely express their thoughts. But fortunately the Constitution also says other things. For example – article one – that sovereignty belongs to the people, not to writers or even to magistrates. And the people decided that Salvini should be in government, not Saviano's friends. Amici, like Boldrini, who were soundly rejected precisely because of their ideas on immigration.
Let's go further. The Constitution determines and regulates the rights and duties of Italian citizens, not those of Tunisia or Niger. Obviously – article two – requires everyone to respect the inviolable rights of man, which in the case of the immigrants in question are not those of landing in Catania but of being saved, look after yourself, and cared for. Things that have happened and are happening in conditions of maximum safety on board the Diciotti ship. And we are also in full compliance with article ten, who recites: «…the legal status of the foreigner is regulated by law in accordance with international norms and treaties", given that the rescue of these desperate people took place in Maltese waters and therefore their landing place – on the basis of the treaties – it's not Catania but it had to be Malta or, in the alternative, in part among all the countries of the European Community. Read More

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Actuality | events

SURROUNDED BY IMMIGRANTS I FELT AFRAID
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Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team

I believe that feeling closeness towards those who resemble us in history and culture, and feel discomfort or annoyance towards those who may be hostile to us, is absolutely normal
Of Costanza Miriano

(AUTOMATIC READING)
A few days ago I ended up at the station, the Milan station, all 5.30 in the morning, when “Milan is still sleeping”. I crossed the porch among a cloud of young dark-skinned men who scrutinized the people passing by.. They probably had no bad intentions, but it certainly isn't pleasant to be a single woman in that situation. Yes, I admit it, I felt afraid.
Yes, I admit it, I thought about my phone sticking out of my pocket – It is true, I have an expensive phone, they gave it to me, like practically all the valuable things I have. Yes, I admit it, I felt annoyed, because we weren't a bunch of people going to catch the train, situation in which obviously I would not have paid attention to the color of the skin. The situation was single white woman going to catch the train, dozens of black men who apparently have nothing to do and are walking around in the dark. I'm racist? Probably by Boldrini standards yes. Read More

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