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Transformation of Italian politics

admin — Fri, 28 May 2010 04:19:48 +0000

Italian politics was initially a monarch and autocratic structure where there used to be a king who governed the entire country, had a large share of the revenue generated and was assisted by a set of ministers. This was the scenario until 1948, but since then the king has been replaced by a president and it is the people of the country who get to choose the ministers who will run the country.
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Polarity Structure

admin — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 13:46:03 +0000

From Prime Minister Romanda Prodi to Silvio Berlusconi, Italian politics is very polar. Romanda Prodi living a more simple life and Silvio Berlusconi living an equally lavish and controversial lifestyle. Italian Politics is infested with corruption and the controversial nature of the current Prime Minister further darkens the face of Italian Politics. Italian politics is constantly changing socially. Although reforms have had a healthy effect, this instability is a cause of worry.
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A Guide To Italian Politics That Anyone Can Understand

admin — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 14:37:35 +0000

Politics can be confusing especially when it involves a country you are not familiar with. Italian politics can be explained in a simple manner. There are two major parties the center right and center left. These parties are constantly fighting each other. There are also struggles within the individual parties themselves. The Italian people can discuss politics endlessly, and the general consensus is that neither party can achieve anything meaningful. Politicians are seen as being dishonest and self serving.
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