The italian political debate has been ravaged by the new exploit of bunga-man that had been interviewed by a FAMOUS OPENLY LEFT-WING ANCHORMAN (Michele Santoro), and has get out triumphant from the show. Now thanks to this exploit, the match is supposed to reopen.
The italian political situation has changed ONLY SINCE A WEEK AGO, here there are the candidates:
The absolute favourite till tuesday (he was even THE DOUBLE of Berluskaiser), the new survey made by Roberto Weber (SWG) has seen a big fall in favor of Bunga man, now it's "only" 10 points above. Famous for his moderate progressivism is famous in Italy for the partial liberalization of the pharmacies.
The candidate/NOT the candidate for the premiership of the right needs no presentations (in a bad way...), a real "showman" that has a "eighties vision" of the world: capitalistic (in HIS way), object-women, conservative.
Chief of the M5S, he's another candidate/NOT candidate (it's the "voice" of the party but will not be the premier, the italian vote law allows this), populistic, authoritharian (that's the reason of the ?) but is famous for being pro-gay marriage, against water privatization and against nuclear, wants a referendum on fiscal compact and on europe.
The "Bilderberger", the "Leech", "His Monstrosity", "Conversely-Robin Hood" (takes from the poors to give to the riches), "The EU Janitor", only 1 year of govt. and has taken even more nicknames than Giulio Andreotti (???), has saved Italy and Eurozone from the collapse, but now wants to "end the work".
Has said that he loves Margaret Thatcher politics and would had been proud to be in the Conservatives under her govt. if "I wasn't so pro-europe". Is supported by the EPP and by the EU as the next premier. Many of his party are betting on a "pro-Monti means pro-eu, the rest is populism"
The last candidate is a famous judge that has fighted against mafia in one of the most dangerous and "Mafia-crimed" cities of the world (Palermo), proudly anti-corruption, pacifist and far-lefter, is supported by the communists (that for the first time in years would have a seat in the parliament)
In Italy there are 2 VOTE LAWS:
CHAMBER OF THE DEPUTIES: here there's the rule "the first that comes gets everything": who is supported by the most voted coalition becomes Premier and gets the 55% of the seats (so Bersani would win in each case)
SENATE: very similar to the American Vote System: who gets the majority in a region wins the seats that are assigned to THAT region, Bersani will have a really hard ground here, HE HASN'T THE MAJORITY, with the risk to ask to the liberist center to form a "Große Koalition".
While for the last surveys is supposed to win in Lazio, Bersani needs to win AT LEAST in Lombardy, the most populated (almost a sixth of the whole italian population), richest (only this region has the same GDP of Austria) and NOTORIOUSLY RIGHTIST LOMBARDY.
But an enormous corruption scandal of the right-wing local govt seems to reopen the fight and now it's IMPRESSIVELY BALANCED:
BERSANI: 36.1%, BERLUSCONI 36.2%, MONTI: 16%
Now it's known as "The Italian Ohio", with a southern part agricultural, rich and VERY "Lefty", a pre-alpine hyper-industrialized zone that's not-so-fiercely rightist, and a far northern zone that's montainous and where the Northern League is the landlord.
