With inflation rocketing out of control, David Cameron doesn’t seem especially inclined to do anything about it.
Instead of doing one of the most basic things to kick-start the economy, he avoids questions on what his own party will do regarding Europe.
Cut the fuel costs. Ridiculously high fuel prices have a knock-on effect on the price of everything, from groceries to furniture, to the cost of oil. By cutting the cost of petrol/diesel more people will be able to afford more extravagant items, boosting the economy. It’s not rocket science and yet the Conservative Party seem incapable of making that small leap of imagination!
On another note, it was Annabel Goulding’s last parliamentary question time in the Scottish Parliament. While she may be a Conservative (most of Scotland, myself included, detest this party), she is an intelligent woman who has done many good deeds in her time and will be missed. I really do wish she would become independent or join any of the other parties! Farewell Annabel!
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Showing posts with label Italian politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Italian politics. Show all posts
Thursday, 27 October 2011
Friday, 14 October 2011
Berlusconi wins vote of confidence
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi won the vote of confidence from his parliament today. MP's had called a vote of no-cofidence and they spent the majority of the afternoon voting whether they had faith in their Prime Minister.
This came as a huge shock to many throughout the world, given how Berlusconi has handled the financial situation and his own not-so-personal private life.
What really shocks me is that Italy is one of the oldest parliaments is the world and has been held in high regard until Berlusconi began his very public displays of womanising and complete lack of concern for what his voters thought of him.
It is genuinely shocking that a man so lacking in decorum and self restraint, someone who clearly does not care what the public thinks of him - and by default, what the world thinks of Itlay, has retained his powerful position.
We can only hope that Italy will wake up to his lack of professionalism and the fact that he makes the whole country look bad politically.
I genuinely feel for the people of Italy at the moment.
This came as a huge shock to many throughout the world, given how Berlusconi has handled the financial situation and his own not-so-personal private life.
What really shocks me is that Italy is one of the oldest parliaments is the world and has been held in high regard until Berlusconi began his very public displays of womanising and complete lack of concern for what his voters thought of him.
It is genuinely shocking that a man so lacking in decorum and self restraint, someone who clearly does not care what the public thinks of him - and by default, what the world thinks of Itlay, has retained his powerful position.
We can only hope that Italy will wake up to his lack of professionalism and the fact that he makes the whole country look bad politically.
I genuinely feel for the people of Italy at the moment.
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