Today and tomorrow, all over Italy, loads of people, especially women, will demonstrate their indignation and disdain against the italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. I was among them today and I will be at the parade "Se non ora quando?" (if not now, when?) tomorrow.
This is the leaflet used to promote the political demonstration.
Even Juliet is indignant.
you have my support :)
ReplyDeleteHe really does seem to be a person senza vergogna.
ReplyDeleteReally, I could not stand him as the head of my country I certainly suport this
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like the prime minister has a difficult time keeping his hands to himself....
ReplyDeleteÈ stato bellissimo vedere tanta gente, molto commovente a Roma, e immagino in tutte le città dove tante persone tutte d'accordo hanno partecipato. Sono andata col piccolo in spalla, ed è stato pazzesco vedere la sua reazione alla folla, alla musica, ai discorsi, agli applausi (era la sua prima manifestazione).
ReplyDeletePoi a casa mi ha detto, "quanti eravamo!" mi ha fatto commuovere.
Partecipazione.
New follower here! I would love to visit Italy and was so excited to come across your blog...
ReplyDeleteKristina J.
Silvio certainly divides opinion - even among Italians I have spoken to in Dublin. This time I think he has gone too far, but then again you can never underestimate the power of money and influence.
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you.
ReplyDeleteAs people said - it's all money and influence. I do not want to sound negative, but I doubt, that just a couple of thousands of people will change anything by being unhappy with Berlusconi. Cheers!
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