2010 will be an important year for the world, Italy, for all of us. Globally, we are defining new scenarios, the green revolution in Iran, the new frontiers of terrorism, the behavior of the Obama administration, the role of Russia, China and India, not to mention the possible development of long-term aftermath of war and the like. Then there is the infamous crisis, in which pro 
these forthcoming months will continue to strike at our house, despite the regime information to the sounds of layoffs and cuts to suit all tastes. It may be a pivotal year for Italy, for better or for worse. I have always hope to get rid of the ballast that for too long tend to suffocate us, to block a natural democratic development, economic and social development of our people. But hope alone is nothing without the personal commitment is transformed automatically into illusion. We have to work so that all hope is a point of arrival fact, not a philosophical discourse. And then we give expression to our discomfort especially youth, but also of workers, parents, pensioners, immigrants, citizens, not to mention the size of the alternative. The thing they need most, Italy is the planning and prosecution of those great social objectives that would enable us to become a mature democracy, despite the ultra-conservative and provincial elements forged in the likeness of a character that has influenced the political when I was the age of 12 years (now going on 28). My wish for all of us is to find all the energy needed to dismantle this block in all the political spectrum (though in quite different proportions), to really feel part of this country.
these forthcoming months will continue to strike at our house, despite the regime information to the sounds of layoffs and cuts to suit all tastes. It may be a pivotal year for Italy, for better or for worse. I have always hope to get rid of the ballast that for too long tend to suffocate us, to block a natural democratic development, economic and social development of our people. But hope alone is nothing without the personal commitment is transformed automatically into illusion. We have to work so that all hope is a point of arrival fact, not a philosophical discourse. And then we give expression to our discomfort especially youth, but also of workers, parents, pensioners, immigrants, citizens, not to mention the size of the alternative. The thing they need most, Italy is the planning and prosecution of those great social objectives that would enable us to become a mature democracy, despite the ultra-conservative and provincial elements forged in the likeness of a character that has influenced the political when I was the age of 12 years (now going on 28). My wish for all of us is to find all the energy needed to dismantle this block in all the political spectrum (though in quite different proportions), to really feel part of this country. 
