TIME TO SAY CIAO
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| Title: | TIME TO SAY CIAO |
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| Authors: | Tim Parks |
| Source: | Daily Telegraph (London). 11/12/2011, p31-31. 1. |
| Abstract: | He's gone. Or almost. He'll resign after pushing through the austerity measures demanded by the European Union. He says. The whole of Italy has been waiting for this moment, some hoping, others fearing, all paralysed in the awareness that nothing can happen until this happens. So is there relief and rejoicing now the evil spell is broken? Is there dancing on the streets? Hardly. Rather a deep anxiety that the last buffer between the nation and reality has been removed. We are about to discover how bad things really are. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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| Abstract: | He's gone. Or almost. He'll resign after pushing through the austerity measures demanded by the European Union. He says. The whole of Italy has been waiting for this moment, some hoping, others fearing, all paralysed in the awareness that nothing can happen until this happens. So is there relief and rejoicing now the evil spell is broken? Is there dancing on the streets? Hardly. Rather a deep anxiety that the last buffer between the nation and reality has been removed. We are about to discover how bad things really are. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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