THE EVENT No
B Day 2, back to the square purple
Di Pietro attacks, "Where is the Democratic Party?"
the cry of "Wake up Italy", the march calling for the resignation of Berlusconi and respect for the Constitution. The IDV controversial leader with democratic leaders. Vendola: "Constructing a new narrative of the country"
Carmine SAVIANO
ROME - A replica of a sequel. An event that becomes a political format. Series: Let's go on the safe side. With the same flags of the party, the dominant color, the same plot, same location. The "No B Day 2", updated and corrected version of the No Berlusconi Day last December 1, goes back on stage in Rome. From Piazza della Repubblica to Piazza San Giovanni, the march violets and noisy, full of slogans and puppets, asked two simple things: the dismissal of Silvio Berlusconi and respect for the Constitution. Slogans that become password to access the world, suspended somewhere between real and virtual, the Purple People: the Constitution, labor, law, information and knowledge. For mobilization, however, fails to repeat the success of the previous year, despite the presence of so many political leaders. For Vendola it's time to "build a new narrative of the country." It attacks the Pd Di Pietro: "In the square there is the democratic people but not their leaders." Ignazio Marino's reply: "Here I am, proudly, as leader of the Democratic Party."
Viola outside, red inside. To be played not only the surface of the event. The reply also applies to the organizers, put together an effective thanks to the resources and commitment of the parties, Italy of Values \u200b\u200band the Federation of the Left in the head. And - despite claims of non-partisan - the stage is well paid by IDV and coaches are well organized throughout the country, the parties of Ferrero and Diliberto. And in places the political debate inside the center becomes continuously, the smash in which all test themselves. As soon as the slogan "anti B." fade, the dock is placed on Pd Pierluigi Bersani. The transition is sudden, the tone remains the same. And if Berlusconi has from time to time "radioactive", "unusual for democracy," "future tenant of St. Victor," the Secretary of the Democrats is shown sleeping on the benches of Parliament. The caption to the photo: "We do not make noise, you can wake up the Democratic Party."
Wake Italy. Viola is the one painted by a country asleep, drugged by the dream Berlusconi. The banner that opens the show is explicit, "Wake up Italy". Inside are many of the parade comments and voices that blend right in the slogan. "In Italy they are all asleep, we wake them up to the task," Berlusconi takes drugged. " And again: "We must fight to convince as many people as possible to take to the streets to express their dissent." Cori and slogans. Many puppets. Those who attract the most attention are the caricatures of Berlusconi and Bossi ministers, Tremonti and Alfano. And the Greens, in the name of recycling, re-propose, successfully, the Berlusconi radioactive, toxic for democracy, which had already depopulated ten months ago.
Pilgrimage of politics. There are many political leaders who come to the center of Piazza San Giovanni, or making a piece of street with the parade. Among the most applauded by the leaders of the Left and Viola Freedom, Nichi Vendola, which calls on all the Centre to prepare the agenda of the alternative: "We have to leave the Palace, look for our people, a yard wide open and plural and put in force-field ideas that can extend the area of \u200b\u200bconsensus and act as a narrative alternative to Berlusconi, who has this title: there is a better Italy. " Face to face, narrative against narrative. A model also married to Antonio Di Pietro. Who comments: "We must rid the country of Berlusconi." Then the accounts in the family, still suspended, still close: "In this square there is also the people of the PD, but not their leaders. If they would only come, might be an idea. "The reply comes from Ignazio Marino, in piazza complete with a purple headscarf:" Here I am, proudly, as leader of the Democratic Party. And I say more, the Democratic Party should be in this square: the words of the purple people are our words. "
passwords of purple. Five keywords and three proposals. He speaks of Anna Mazza, one of the leaders of the People Viola , backstage. "Our words are the Constitution, work, law, information and knowledge society." From these words, the viola have developed three proposals, a micro-political program, applauded and signed by the square: "Changing the electoral law, Law on Conflict of Interest and pluralism against Berlusconi and the rise of new free and democratic elections. "And on the figures, no chance:" We do not have the anxiety of performance, we do not want to wonder about the audience. "But then , the numbers give them: "We are five hundred thousand," said Gianfranco Mascia. And many, including protesters, instinctively look around, as if seeking confirmation to a number that seems quite risky.
Civil Society. There will be many booths Piazza San Giovanni. Mobilizations in the mobilization, badged Article 21 Democratic Lawyers, red diary, Freedom and Justice. And among the many acts from the stage of those Ciro D'Alessio, factory worker Fiat Pomigliano, Gabriella Pietrarulo, Alitalia laid off. And the historian Paul Ginsborg, and the directors of the Manifesto and the Unit, Standard Ranger and Conchita De Gregorio. More: Stefano and Luca Rodotà Telese, then a forum devoted to school with Julian and Andrea Caravina Capalti. And there is also the National Association of Partisans with Ernesto Nassi. Then lots of music, in a square that hour after hour becomes a crossroads of symbols and flags, words and ideas. All diluted, melted, in purple and post-feudal political grafted into the heart of Rome.
(02 October 2010) © Reproduction reserved
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