Nicholas Farrel, giornalista inglese, italianista, ecco come vede la situazione in Italia.
Estratto dell'articolo apparso lo scorso 18 settembre su Spectator.co.uk
Draghi is Italy's sixth unelected premier since Silvio Berlusconi resigned in 2011 – unelected in the sense that neither he nor the other five came to power via the ballot box as head of a victorious coalition or party. Yet if an election were held today, Draghi might actually win, so popular are his vaccine mandates. More than two thirds approve both Draghi as Premier and his draconian treatment of the unvaccinated, according to the polls. A similar proportion think he should be even more dictatorial and replace 'Il Green Pass' with compulsory vaccination. Indeed, 61 per cent of Italians think that far from depriving them of liberty all these bans actually enhance their liberty.
