The Italian magistrate Antonio Di
Pietro considers it as "a basic principle in any democratic country".
The Italian judge, Antonio di
Pietro, on an interview for the newspaper Ara, says he knows about the present
situation in Catalonia and thinks that a “referendum is an essential tool for
direct democracy. Self-determination is a basic right for any country who wants
to be recognized democratically.”
On the other
hand, he considers that Grillo's success showed centre-left political parties
that citizens want a change in Italy. A coalition with the centre-left would
achieve a governable Italy, as it happens in many local administrations.
Antonio Di Pietro is the judge who led Mani Pulite, the operation that
removed all the political class during the first Italian Republic. The process
there were more than 1,300 convicted people for corruption and 43 suicides.
A man of extraordinary popularity, he decided to get into politics and lead
the Italian Party of Values. On the February’s elections he couldn't get enough
votes, even though if he would have made a coalition with the centre-left maybe
Italy wouldn't have been on the verge of ungovernability.
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