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Italian Democracy or lack of

December 22, 2010 by admin

Rosy Mauro head of Lega Nord Emilia branch (a right wing party based in the north of Italy), recently presided over amendments over a very controversial law regarding school reform named Riforma Gelmini.With the approval of certain amendments by the opposition parties, a chaotic situation was on the cards whereby a vote on the amendments was modified, then again rewrote then completely abolished and finally causing the suspension of the parliamentary session. Then in the evening, with a recount of the votes the current house speaker Renato Schifani, identified certain irregularities in the votes that had been placed earlier that day.

A blog aptly named  ‘Stopthecensure’ recounted how laws are often decided not by the real number of “show of hands” but by just declaring “approved” “not approved” or “not amiss-able”, maybe she couldn’t see the hands 😉

Take a look at the video below (especially at min 1.30), just imagine the same scene here in the UK 🙂

Filed Under: Politics Tagged With: lega nord, Renato Schifani, Riforma Gelmini, Rosy Mauro, Stopthecensure

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