Cinderella of Europe for the family
Italy dealing with false priorities and emergencies, come il cosiddetto "processo breve".
il Primopiano del n. 36 di Famiglia Cristiana, in edicola dal 1° settembre.
31/08/2010
Adesso che le elezioni anticipate appaiono scongiurate, il Governo s’appresta a portare in Parlamento un’agenda di cinque punti su cui chiedere la fiducia. Il piatto forte, naturalmente, è la giustizia. O meglio, il “processo breve” che, per renderlo meno indigesto all’opinione pubblica, si chiamerà “processo in tempi ragionevoli”. E che avrà una corsia preferenziale, grazie resources and individual investments. To find, at any cost, even in times of hardship. But in September, with the resumption of school, families have other priorities: employment and poverty reduction, first of all. The factories re-open the gates, but about half a million people are at risk. And some company now, not even open the gates. The Ministry of Development, where for months it was awaiting a new minister, more than two hundred tables of crisis are open. And you could not see the solution.
On the family front, after so many promises and some timid opening quotient family, everything has run aground. Welfare for politicians della famiglia non è bene prioritario, ma merce di scambio, in una logica mercantile che mira a interessi di parte e non al bene comune. A ricordarci questo disinteresse, che ha radici lontane e riguarda tutti i partiti, è il ministero dell’Economia. L’Italia è la cenerentola d’Europa, fanalino di coda nel sostegno alle famiglie. Dedica alla spesa familiare solo l’1,4 per cento del Prodotto interno lordo, contro una media europea del 2,1 per cento e punte del 3,7 in Danimarca. Nel welfare familiare ci superano Paesi come Cipro, Estonia e Slovenia. Peggio di noi fanno solo Malta e Polonia.
La Francia, che potrebbe esserci d’esempio, ha invertito demographic decline with a political friend of the family and children. With services and maternity benefits, child care, tax relief for baby-sitting service, discounts on vacation homes and student discounts on trains for large families. The cuts are made elsewhere and the savings on caste privileges and waste. Not on the family. The non-investment on the family and also blocks the resumption of economic growth. It is believed Ettore Gotti Tedeschi, president of the IOR, which proposes a pact at the European level, which is binding on EU countries to devote 3 percent of GDP by households that require governments to invest in policies for young people's access to work (fast, stable and well paid), and allowing the families to deduct expenses for the training of children. Remember the president of the IOR: "The children produce growth, wealth and savings. The family that shaped her children, and assist its elderly welfare ago, with less cost to the State. Not understanding this was a serious economic error, which is added the moral: the progressive tendency to discourage the traditional family. " More than "short trial". Or rather, "reasonable time"
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