A country without laws or desire, sliding under “a wave of unbalanced impulses” which no longer trusts the leading classes, is the image coming from the 44th report published by Censis, the socioeconomic research institute which, each year, takes a social picture of the country. According to Censis, even if there is a recovery, the Italian society might not have the substance and vigor it needs to face the challenges that lay ahead. Indeed, it seems to have lost its “noble” values and the memory of the past, “flattened” about the present, and with no desires for the future. In other words, the society is “disheartened” by the impact of the crisis.
e is a recovery, the Italian society might not have the substance and vigor it needs to face the challenges that lay ahead. Indeed, it seems to have lost its “noble” values and the memory of the past, “flattened” about the present, and with no desires for the future. In other words, the society is “disheartened” by the impact of the crisis.
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