Under the Italian sun in April, strange things happen, sometimes comical. The Minister of Economic Development , instead of being chased by Brunetta that, you know, to hunt down the lazy, issued a decree March 22, 2010 entitled " Issue, in 2010, a commemorative stamp of Confindustria, the hundredth anniversary, in the value of € 1.40 .
His colleague 's Economics and Finance the same day it emanates another entitled " Issue in 2010 of postage stamps celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Expedition of the Thousand, in denominations of € 0.60, € 0.65, € 0.85 and € 1, 00 (sheet € 3.10) .
Both decrees are on Official Gazette No. 79 of 6 April 2010.
A good reading between the lines, you realize immediately a truly unique reality : stamps commemorating the expedition of the Thousand are all less than the amount that commemorates the first anniversary of Confindustria .
I'm glad I recently heard the nephew of the Hero of Two Worlds, the radio said that the body of Garibaldi ( LINK ) is Was it stolen many decenni or sono. Il grande nizzardo a quest'ora si sarebbe probabilmente rigirato nella tomba.
A rendere ancora più singolare la cosa, è il fatto che a sollevare l'onore di Confindustria a scapito di quello dell'Eroe ligure, sia un ministro genovese. Per non dire che a ricordare Garibaldi sia stato invece il ministro più leghista di tutto il Popolo delle Libertà: casi della vita! 
Con la battuta su Scajola , non voglio certo attirarmi le ire di un potente. Se però i risultati in qualche modo parlano del lavoro done, even in Italy, I wonder if anyone has seen a single trace of legislative simplification for those who wish to undertake a productive activity, produced by the new fan of Confindustria, in his 23 months of work. 
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