Blogaventura Reporter also adheres to the "Free to ..." that Saturday, March 12, will bring to the streets many people to defend our Constitution and its fundamental principles. What I would say is that our key card held within the system, a vital task of integration not only of the plurality of sources in the legal but also social pluralism into the political (see G. Zagrebelsky - Manual of Constitutional Law - Torino 1987). Therefore, the Constitution is, of course, the backbone of the system, the tool that allows traced to a set of basic principles the body of laws and action across society, individuals, groups and movements. In a nutshell is the legal structure that distinguishes a sort, in the strict sense, by a vanishing and flexible, subject to being prey to the arbitrary and unrealistic populism. I do not see well, in fact, those systems in which the leader is the interpreter of the will of the masses and its legitimacy comes not so much by the response of the polls as his relationship with the feelings of the people, that only the leader interprets and satisfies. I do not see well that system, with ill-concealed attempt to explain their difficulties, identify a new enemy every day and considered as an obstacle to the work of the Judiciary, the Constitutional Court, the Presidency of the Republic and, more generally, of those bodies with the aim of ensuring a fair balance of power as a guarantee of the whole society. Therefore, the populist democracy, only to mere opportunism, does not base his power on executions and mass deportations, but on demagoguery and flattery to the people "consumer", I prefer constitutional democracy. The only political formula, to quote the words of Peter Ignatius, such as to protect "the division, respect and mutual control of powers and pluralism of interests and views, guaranteed by the separation of powers and areas. "forged an order to be safe and security for all, not merely a formal act or, worse, a prop for the power of the leader.
; "It deus cheret and sos carabineris lu permittini.
those who have followed the comments in recent days, This was followed by a post he sees that her friend Joan said - of course documented the event! - I replied in Sardinian
Well ... God wanted to e. .. the police did not have nothing against that. So I went in Republic Square, and here are some pictures that I made to witness the passion with which Cagliaritani participated in this initiative.
A Many thanks to the journalist Ottavio Olita of Rai at Cagliari, which introduced the work of this event and that has existed for many years, is a point of reference for free people of Sardinia.
Long live Italy democratic, popular, anti-fascist!