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Tag Archives: elections
The actual Italian results of the European Elections
On the morning of May 27th, with the almost definitive results of the European election in Italy, the Wu Ming Foundation published a thread of tweets with their first thoughts on the election results. They then decided to republish them, … Continue reading
Posted in New Fascism, Political parties, Politics, [en]
Tagged elections, Lega Nord, M5S, Matteo Salvini, Wu Ming
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[en] The defeat of the left in the recent elections
The defeat of Rivoluzione Civile (Civil Revolution, a newly-established party) in the recent elections was much worse than expected. The coalition led by Antonio Ingroia (a former public magistrate involved in the investigation about state-mafia dealings) had little appeal for … Continue reading
Posted in Political parties, Politics, [en]
Tagged elections, Italia dei Valori, Rifondazione Comunista, Rivoluzione Civile, SEL, Vendola
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[en] Italian elections: is austerity the real loser?
A vote against austerity? Let’s face the truth: Italy is a place where you can do whatever disgusting thing you like (including sexually exploiting teenagers) and still be the first choice for one in three voters. Yet, many of the … Continue reading
[en][Translation] Wu Ming’s interview “Beppe Grillo lives on the ruins of the movements”
This interview by Roberto Ciccarelli appeared on Il manifesto and on Wu Ming Foundation’s blog, Giap. A spanish translation is available on fakepolitik.net. This is an interview by Roberto Ciccarelli, whom we thank, and it appears in today’s (Friday’s) issue … Continue reading
Posted in Political parties, Politics, [en]
Tagged Beppe Grillo, elections, Movimento 5 Stelle, Wu Ming
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[en] [translation] Grillo’s Movement has been defending the system
Article by Wu Ming New updated version – translation by SII, copy-edited by Giulio Sica and Wu Ming 1 Translators’ note: The following text is a translation of a short article written by the Italian writers’ collective, Wu Ming, on … Continue reading
Posted in Political parties, Politics
Tagged 5 Stars Movement, Beppe Grillo, elections, Movimento 5 Stelle, Wu Ming
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[en] An overview of Italy after PM Monti’s first six months
A strange and dramatic demonstration took place on 4 May in front of a tax office in Bologna, where a 58-year-old bricklayer burned himself to death on 28 March. Because the protest was organized by the wife of the deceased, … Continue reading
Posted in Grassroots movements, Political parties
Tagged article 18, Bologna, elections, M5S, Mario Monti, suicides, taxes
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[en] A blurred picture emerges from local vote in Italy
While European social-democratic forces celebrate the victory of the socialist Hollande in the French Presidential race, the administrative and mayoral elections held in Italy seem to provide a more blurred and nuanced picture. Berlusconi’s party, the PDL, dramatically lost consensus, … Continue reading