di Fausto Carioti
Il mondo alla rovescia. Silvio Berlusconi era abituato ad apparire davanti alla platea di Confindustria con indosso i panni nei quali si muove meglio: quelli dell’antipolitico, dell’uomo del fare insofferente dei bizantinismi. A Vicenza, in una performance diventata oggetto di culto sul web, fece vendemmia di applausi e consensi spronando gli imprenditori: «Veniamo un po’ meno in Confindustria, rimaniamo in azienda a lavorare». Notare la prima person plural: for he is like them (in the sense that he is better, and given the turnover is difficult to blame him), one who knows the markets and customers, and that if only he could bring on the government and the majority as his advice of Directors we would have all the income per capita in Luxembourg. Another era. Yesterday, in the assembly's annual Confindustria, Berlusconi found himself in the opposite role, turned in its historical nemesis: the professional politician, who can not do what he wants because of the economic, financial speculation, the crackles of Parliament. Almost forced to justify himself to the entrepreneurs for not being able to launch any reform for development, ie not yet been able to cut taxes. The scepter of anti-shortly before, had they stolen Marcegaglia. Along with the applause of their employers. The president of Confindustria
occurred very determined to distance themselves from the government. To the extent possible, of course, because then the movement launched by the executive that's great entrepreneurs, and to understand just browse the Sole-24 Ore, the newspaper of the home. But what other newspapers have written about Marcegaglia has left its mark, especially on her. The accusation of "collateral," of excessive closeness with the government, upon the rains in many places, even by people Astronomy avenue that are at home. One of them is Massimo Calearo, former president of Federmeccanica, entered politics with Walter Veltroni, then past the PA's Francesco Rutelli. A few days ago Calearo attacking her with an interview in which he argues that the combination of Avenue of Astronomy "is kneeling in front of the government" and that "many, at this time, complaining of lack of independence Confindustria. Moreover, the interview appeared on the World, weekly RCS group, whose shareholders are not exactly in Confindustria outsiders. Same thing, a week before, Espresso, in the curare an article: "Since its Emma Marcegaglia appointment has decided to stake everything on Silvio Berlusconi. " Result: "I earned nothing from the government. And now among entrepreneurs pulls air of rebellion. "
Overuses malignant, for heaven's sake. But such attacks are alarm bells, one can not ignore it. "Emma," a source tells Confederation of Free, "these days has felt under siege. So it has been cold against Berlusconi, to distance themselves from the government. " On Wednesday, during a private meeting that was confirmed in office for the second half of the mandate, the daughter of Steno Marcegaglia had ensured that there is more time feeding and flab with Knight. "These days I have been the subject of offensive attacks, built on false information, lack of clear provenance," he said all'assise entrepreneurs. Promising: "Until the last day I will be with you for the independence of our institution and for its defense." In other words, a commitment to distance himself from the government, very much appreciated by the 'left wing' of Confindustria, the former president Luigi Abete. Which, in turn, asked the members to raise critical "in a transparent manner, within the bodies of the association rather than the newspapers." A non-aggression pact, short, or something that is very similar.
The result, yesterday in the Parco della Musica, was a speech that he would not tune on the lips of Beppe Grillo. The number of entrepreneurs has attacked a wasteful policy "that in Italy employs too many people and is the only industry that knows no crisis or layoff." Berlusconi's maneuver, in this direction, has done little, "sacrosanct, but it is only the beginning." Marcegaglia also warned of federalism, which is like saying the pact that unites the premier Umberto Bossi: "O federalism reduces waste and inefficiency, or do not care." And he invoked the scissors on payroll and the cost of politics: "Now is the time when Italian politics, parliament, down, down to the last mountain community, cutting through their salaries and equipment for their secretaries and staff."
Needless to say, these steps are just "anti-caste" those in which "Emma" got the most applause from the audience in grisaille. Which, of course, was not hostile to the Knight. But the feeling between he and his "colleagues do" has seen better days.
© Free . Posted May 28, 2010.
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