It 'just finished Porta A Porta, Gianfranco Fini political guests and Rosy Bindi. I tune in the mid-transmission: the air is pleasant and cool. The two did not send her to say, but without unnecessary deep ideological debates: discussions on how and when, in a sense. The "poor" Gianfranco repeated for several times the mistake of calling "tax wedge" what is commonly called "tax burden" Rosy is charged by this ..... Tremonti seems, so much so sure of what he says.
Then came the stumbling block! Sull ' ICI says that 40% already do not pay more and that the remaining 20% \u200b\u200bpays down to 300 €. I am devastated. I turn and I turn around in his chair while listening and I become sad and dejected. There are only two: either they are among the unlucky 40% of Italians or told a lie. Control the nose of the beautiful Rosie and I can not see a difference: it will be because I have not looked at very carefully .... but the game is not worth the candle and look away.
arrives TOP: Minister Bindi accepts the criticism often launched by Fini and payroll shows that the operator must read. No longer accept to be told that the thirteenth are drastically calate.Ha payroll of January of 2005, 2006 and 2007. Evidence! The sale takes
bent sheets and hand them in pastry.
A moment of suspense.
still echoing the words
"Excuse me, minister, but I know that this man had in the meantime a pay rise!"
A reading of the envelopes would appear that the anonymous gentleman has had an increase in bag of about 600 € a year!
'Azz!
envelopes back in the hands of the poor Rosy:
"You are wrong, surely. Have you read the data wrong!"
sheets remain in the hands of Bindi for the rest of the episode without the issue should be revised, obviously detrimental to those who have evidence of reason in his hand.
Dear Rosy.
you the first step making you notice that if we were in a system of information at least a decent lead and serious preparation t'avrebbe immediately pitted the actual data at least making you look bad ... but we are in Italy, in 2008 ... we can not ask much. The second
not you let her get away : OK, some of your co-worker t'avrà delivered in a hurry, and you're wrong data nell'inghippo fall. Will certainly be the case. But even if it was a payroll actually increased by some ten euro would have appeased the thirst for justice that the whole of Italy has a well on their pockets s'incamera how much money the state, year by year? And 'you never can government ministers, but to feel strong in your position to say things that are coming are not in heaven or on earth for ordinary people? To say that in Italy during the Prodi government, taxes are not increased or to be improved and / or increased services is lie shamelessly.
you can burn the skin as you like, you may be in difficulty during this campaign when I will remember but, evidently, were not usually think of when they were passed off to the financial shocks of the majority. and hit the poor people!
examples include: the tax on SUVs could also be understandable, given the leftist government. Well. Edit today, tomorrow rimodifica the tax became tax for polluting cars, or old ones, or those persons who, for the most part, can not afford to change them.
But for you, Minister Bindi, the tax burden has fallen, right?
Then came the stumbling block! Sull ' ICI says that 40% already do not pay more and that the remaining 20% \u200b\u200bpays down to 300 €. I am devastated. I turn and I turn around in his chair while listening and I become sad and dejected. There are only two: either they are among the unlucky 40% of Italians or told a lie. Control the nose of the beautiful Rosie and I can not see a difference: it will be because I have not looked at very carefully .... but the game is not worth the candle and look away.
arrives TOP: Minister Bindi accepts the criticism often launched by Fini and payroll shows that the operator must read. No longer accept to be told that the thirteenth are drastically calate.Ha payroll of January of 2005, 2006 and 2007. Evidence! The sale takes
bent sheets and hand them in pastry.
A moment of suspense.
still echoing the words
"Excuse me, minister, but I know that this man had in the meantime a pay rise!"
A reading of the envelopes would appear that the anonymous gentleman has had an increase in bag of about 600 € a year!
'Azz!
envelopes back in the hands of the poor Rosy:
"You are wrong, surely. Have you read the data wrong!"
sheets remain in the hands of Bindi for the rest of the episode without the issue should be revised, obviously detrimental to those who have evidence of reason in his hand.
Dear Rosy.
you the first step making you notice that if we were in a system of information at least a decent lead and serious preparation t'avrebbe immediately pitted the actual data at least making you look bad ... but we are in Italy, in 2008 ... we can not ask much. The second
not you let her get away : OK, some of your co-worker t'avrà delivered in a hurry, and you're wrong data nell'inghippo fall. Will certainly be the case. But even if it was a payroll actually increased by some ten euro would have appeased the thirst for justice that the whole of Italy has a well on their pockets s'incamera how much money the state, year by year? And 'you never can government ministers, but to feel strong in your position to say things that are coming are not in heaven or on earth for ordinary people? To say that in Italy during the Prodi government, taxes are not increased or to be improved and / or increased services is lie shamelessly.
you can burn the skin as you like, you may be in difficulty during this campaign when I will remember but, evidently, were not usually think of when they were passed off to the financial shocks of the majority. and hit the poor people!
examples include: the tax on SUVs could also be understandable, given the leftist government. Well. Edit today, tomorrow rimodifica the tax became tax for polluting cars, or old ones, or those persons who, for the most part, can not afford to change them.
But for you, Minister Bindi, the tax burden has fallen, right?
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