Laws and rules seem to be flying out the window in the eurozone. It is about time, because this heralds the end of ordoliberalism. But be careful what you wish for, as we do not know what the next neo-liberal strategy will be.
The Italian Left reflects market-neoliberal values (exactly what it once marked as right-wing) at the service of the mere occupation of spaces of power.
The ultra-liberal principles that govern the eurozone exclude direct public intervention. The result is a decade characterized by lower growth and higher unemployment in the developed world.
We live in a society where, for the last four decades, those on top have taken every opportunity to game the system to enrich themselves at the expense of everyone else.
Italy together with monetary sovereignty - and therefore with the supreme good of permanent solvency - has also given up the freedom to elaborate an autonomous future.
L’Italia - insieme alla sovranità monetaria, e dunque al bene supremo della solvibilità permanente -ha ceduto anche e soprattutto la libertà di elaborare in forma autonoma i legittimi orizzonti futuri.
