The tsunami of the SPD, the German Social Democratic Party, was so violent that the echo was also felt in Italy. "The Social Democrats have to reinvent themselves," he said Sunday evening the Ambassador of Germany in Italy, Michael Steiner, "The weakness of the center-left who was in France, Italy and Great Britain is now also common in Germany." will also be a common denominator for this Sunday that several leaders of the Italian Democratic Party reluctantly followed the exit polls in which it sees a drop of more than 10% of the German Social Democrats, from 34.2% of the general elections of 2005 to about 23%. A trouble shared that arouses thoughts of various kinds.
The crisis of socialism is a confirmation. Emerges, however, a need to rethink what it should mean being left, and center-left, and in developed societies such as Germany's and Italy's crisis.
The heirs of the Communist Party, once the Berlin Wall collapsed, continued to base the policy of the work on Fordism, now passed, and the welfare state sull'assistenzialismo, even when growth rates were very high and the competition International was not as aggressive today, and Above all, there was no relocation in India, China or in neighboring Romania. Reformism is a 'new frontier'. The world has changed. The ones that do not change however are the parts of the Old Continent.
0 comments:
Post a Comment