overtaken by Spain. Watching us from above and tells us exactly ... Italy Adios! No, this is not the FIFA world rankings (which would piss off the vast majority of Italians, unfortunately), but this is the classification of Eurostat on per capita wealth. Spain overtakes us and is gone. The Prime Minister Zapatero's bet paid off. The news adds to the NY Times report on the "sadness" of Italy for a few days ago. In short, two beautiful bundles of Christmas. The times he called Italians "sad and angry," our system "depressed." Beppe Grillo also had quoted a spokesman for defining this anger with his "Reset" shouted in the face to the system. But our defense was playing in a game our beloved President of the Republic, Giorgio Napolitano., defining the Times article "pure nonsense". Returning to the case Grillo then stated: "With all due respect to the templates that you can take, it is forbidden to take as a model for a well-known Italian comedian understand Italian politics, even if it seems a bit 'too much, you should talk also how they are grown and kept, despite the strong euro, Italian exports. " Maybe, but intact, Eurostat said that a Spaniard of my age, doing my own work and that has the same family situation, has a higher purchasing power than mine. That, according to Eurostat, it is still above the European average (yes, but perhaps the media is "slightly" down after the enlargement to 25?). Maybe, but to make matters worse, the World Bank has compiled a ranking just yesterday in the purchasing power of 146 countries in the world, calculating GDP, exchange rate and inflation. Italy is the ninth, beaten by Russia and India. And even now it is under Brazil. Dear President, you can continue to say that they are all nonsense, but I really feel "sad and angry" and when I read these things, I want to say only two words: Adios Italy.
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