CORRIERE CANADESE / Previsioni sulle tattiche politiche nel 2025
- Justin Trudeau prorogherà il Parlamento, poi comunicherà al proprio partito le sue dimissioni da leader, con effetto dal giorno successivo a qualsiasi processo emergente possa produrre un sostituto. Nonostante il pio desiderio di coloro che affermano il contrario, il Parlamento non ha alcuna autorità sui parametri strutturali delle singole organizzazioni politiche…
Siamo ancora in piena pandemia (Covid 19)
TORONTO – In questo inizio del 2025, il Canada sembra essere in subbuglio tra l’impennata dei prezzi dei prodotti alimentari, il numero dei senzatetto e l’instabilità politica.
Tuloy (Kobid 19) pandemia
TORONTO – Kanada ay parang nasa kaguluhan pag pasok nang taon 2025 sa sobrang taas nang presio nang pagkain, sa daming tao walang matuluyan bahay at sa politikang walang kasiguruhan. Ang Liberatong gibierno na nagpapatabo ay naging pinaka mababa sa pulister dahil sa hindi pag kakasundo sa pamamalakad at pagka walang tiwala.
We are still on (Covid 19) pandemic
TORONTO – Canada appears to be in turmoil as she entered 2025, with soaring food prices, homelessness and political instability. The Liberal Party is at its lowest in the polls. It seems to me that the whole world has been shaken and has turned upside down from the government sector to the private one, it looks like a lot has changed. The status quo that we are so familiar with as a routine has totally turned 180 degrees in a manner of speaking. It’s so hard to be negative when you are so accustomed to positive reporting. When you see a lot of negative things you are compelled to say it as it is.
Data-Free Predictions for Political Tactics in 2025
- Justin Trudeau will prorogue Parliament, then advise His party of his resignation as leader, effective the day after whatever process emerges may produce a replacement. Despite wishful thinking by those who claim otherwise, Parliament has no authority over the structural constructs of individual political organizations.
National Caucus meeting of Liberal MPs will take place this coming Wednesday
TORONTO – “The writing is on the wall but Katie won’t let him quit”, Liberal Party insider speaking on condition of anaonimity. Katie is the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff.
Drama of Political Betrayal – Brutus lives on
It is the end of a year. Traditionally, Press and Media look for “good news stories” to fill a seasonal gap in reportable/ interesting news. The Corriere Canadese is no exception in this regard – we try to avoid the repetitive “big fish eat little fish” theme. That is, until compelling examples of dramatic tragi – comedy sweep every sense of sanity off the table.
Michele Morrone returns to Netflix
TORONTO – He may not be the most acclaimed or even busiest actor in Italy, but Michele Morrone is arguably the most followed and adored Italian screen actor outside of his home country. This is of course taking into account the scores of female fans [across all demographics] who circle him at every public appearance like sharks swarming a kill. Morrone rose to fame playing Don Massimo Torricelli, a Sicilian Crime Boss who “courts and seduces” a woman by kidnapping her for 365 days. Following the 50 Shades of Grey act – another book-turned-film about a BDSM affair – Morrone’s 365 film put to rest any doubt that the female gaze is every bit as perverse, or worse, than the male’s.
On the “tracks” of emigration with the music by David Zucchi
TORONTO – “Mandi” in the Friulian language (an Italian dialect, spoken in the North of the BelPaese) means “goodbye”. It is a farewell formula, with a rather varied etymology: it can be understood as a reduction of “m’arcomandi” (“I recommend”) or of the Latin expression “manus Dei” (“hand of God”), in the sense of “may you remain in the hands of God”. Continue reading→
CORRIERE CANADESE / Tasse sulle case: le istruzioni in dodici lingue, ma non in Italiano
TORONTO – Un’informazione importante per gli abitanti di una città estremamente multietnica come Toronto deve essere “costruita” in modo tale che possa raggiungere tutti, qualunque sia la loro provenienza. Dunque, non solo le due lingue ufficiali del Canada, cioè Inglese e Francese, ma anche molte altre, quantomeno quelle delle principali comunità…