I think that for clarity for all of us, ordinary mortals, that on April 13 to 14 will attempt to vote in, I hope successful, to give Italy a stable government at last would be desirable to be confronted with strong alliances and politically cohesive, and then, consequently, I hope that that will really give a PD Italy a period of reform leads to serious and credible if, in addition to Di Pietro, also leaving Pannella and Bonino, but for once the Socialists to their fate and be counted among them to understand what will be their future I foresee still far from rosy.
While, however, Berlusconi's right I hope that, together with Fini, leave the UDC this enticing to his fate, as a matter of policy coherence, to move toward an agreement with the White Rose Tabacci, Baccini and Pezzotta and only after that, for all those who, with a clear policy framework at last, to appear before the Italian electorate to undergo, in mid-April, at its sole discretion.
PS. If the radicals do not just find an agreement with Veltroni then it would be fair and consistent with their history that they present themselves, with candidate for prime minister Emma Bonino, with all the political consequences it may entail.
