Foreign Minister Ignazio La Russa was enough a brief statement to explain what it means international politics for the current Italian government: "I should have been in Budapest, where we unexpectedly è recato Rasmussen, ad una riunione informale. Avevo in origine deciso non partecipare per la concomitanza con il voto di fiducia. Solo che una riunione di scarso rilievo è diventata poi importante. Ho chiesto che partecipasse per mio conto l'ambasciatore italiano, che mi riferirà ".
Dunque, abbiamo il Parlamento che vota la fiducia. Cosa fa il governo? Precetta parlamentari assenteisti che pure ieri non si sono smentiti? Chiede all' avvocato più famoso d'Italia di lasciar perdere per un giorno la difesa dell'imputato più famoso d'Italia e presentarsi in Aula perché c'è bisogno anche di lui? No, blocca a Roma un ministro che, invece, dovrebbe essere a Budapest a meeting of Nato. Which, according to the minister himself, would be "minor . Yeah, what can it matter, in the midst of a crisis a few hundred miles from our shores, a meeting of the most important regional organization of defense policy to which Italy is a member? Robetta, come on. Want to listen to the horny Cicchitto who gets angry with Fini?
And who was waiting for the Secretary General of NATO Rasmussen was in Budapest? In fact, it was not even written in press release issued the previous day by the organization.
Strangely, though - but who would have say? - The Russian minister discovers that the meeting has become important. Or see some 'cases of life. Street, then send an ambassador report.
And while the ambassador is preparing to report, the Registries are continuing their high-level talks, the international newspapers guide ignoring the country which, in theory, should be the leader, the U.S. president to freeze the assets of a dictator North African ...
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