da Bruno Stucchi Cuggiono (MI)

Il concetto di intelligence britannico differisce dal mio. Ecco cosa scrivevano i cevelloni dell’Economist, non piu’ tardi del 14 Aprile:

“Mr Berlusconi will have to rely on a wide range of parties to form a majority and he is likely to have a slim majority in the Senate (the upper house of parliament) because the bonus seats are allocated on a regional basis”
“The Economist Intelligence Unit now expects Silvio Berlusconi to win. His government is likely to be at least as unstable and ineffective as his previous one (2001-06)”
“The general election on April 13th-14th will be a close contest”