EU politics
Carlo Clericetti – Italy: A Farewell to Urns
When six out of ten voters do not go to the voting urns, it is no longer time to analyse what motivated those who chose to, but what motivated those who chose not to choose. […]
Carlo Clericetti
Economics
Carlo Clericetti – EU rules, Germany looking backwards
A document from the Germen ministry led by Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck, who is also co-leader of the Greens, proposes a reform of the EU financial rules that changes very little compared to the past and […]
Economics
Carlo Clericetti – Now we’ll see if it’s still the Europe of the Troika
After the euphoria as the EU relaxed its financial rules during the Covid crisis, the end of failed EU financial policy was hailed, this is being called into doubt again. Carlo Clericetti is an Italian […]
Economics
Carlo Clericetti – How do we change European Union rules?
The EU has opened a public consultation on reform, in which everyone can participate. The wording of the questions does not indicate a change of mentality: yet the last two crises have shown that this […]
EU politics
Carlo Clericetti – Hypocrisy will save the EU
The “Polish case” raises a fundamental question: does European law prevail over national constitutions? The peculiarity of European integration, which has been guided by law (behind which, however, a certain political conception, the neo-liberal one, […]
Economics
Carlo Clericetti – But look, the greater the deficit, the lower the debt
Italy is confronted with a conundrum for German economists: increasing debt, but a reduced rate of debt to GDP Carlo Clericetti is an Italian journalist. In the past he has directed “Affari & Finanza”, a […]
Economics
Carlo Clericetti – The wrong rules of a vanished world
The European rules are suspended, but the hypotheses for change do not bode well. Carlo Clericetti is an Italian journalist. In the past he has directed “Affari & Finanza”, a weekly supplement published by “La […]
Economics
Carlo Clericetti – Italy: Debt Mystification
Is debt really our biggest problem? Are we placing a burden on our children and future generations? The answer to both questions is a clear “no”, without a shadow of a doubt. Unfortunately, the European […]
Austerity
Carlo Clericetti: IMF and UNCTAD – Destruction of Neo-Liberal Theories
The IMF, which until the crisis of 2008 was the temple of orthodoxy, has begun a revision of those principles; at least in theory, because often the prescriptions have not moved away from the traditional […]
Austerity
Carlo Clericetti – Solidarity Only in Exchange for Subordination
It is becoming increasingly clear that what were condescendingly termed the PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, Spain) have learnt from the 2010 crisis where the true SWINES in Europe are. Carlo Clericetti is an Italian […]