Giorgia Meloni will be the next head of the Italian government. The first woman, certainly, but also the first right-wing person, without "center-" prefixes, in Republican history. She will have a great historical responsibility and not an easy task.
Two weeks ago, the Machiavelli Center compiled a list of 13 fundamental principles that should guide the MPs who will be elected on September 25. We are pleased to announce those that, with thousands of votes cast, were chosen by our readers as the six priority guidelines.
Here is a list of 13 principles, grouped into five areas (nation, people, family, work, freedom), which we believe should inspire upcoming MPs.
Moving out of the conservative perspective into a revolutionary key implies naturaliter access to an affirmative position, a reflection of a will that posits the world and is no longer satisfied with inheriting it conservatively. Here the affirmation of identity accords with the will; it ceases to be a worn-out legacy.
The intense Hungarian days are a reminder of the importance of rallying and bringing together exponents of the global Right, in order to build cooperation networks and synergies, developing thinking and strategies through debate.
It is necessary to divest oneself of the ideological or, if one prefers, value-based interpretation, and analyze the conflict as a clash between the power policies of two opposing blocs, with different interests that are difficult to reconcile.
Certainly freedom of speech is a fundamental issue, but is this issue enough to make the American-Canadian-South African billionaire, the richest man on earth, a totem of the conservative political area?
Although in the mainstream discourse satire (at least the "good" kind) is always and only of the left, there is also a long tradition on the right. From the experience of "Candido" and Giovannino Guareschi to the digital cartoonists, passing through "LiberoVeleno", we retrace this tradition and question ourselves on the weight that satire and memes have today in the "battle of ideas". (IN ITALIAN)
Although in the dominant discourse satire (at least the "good" kind) is always and only of the left, there is also a long tradition on the right. From the experience of "Candido" and Giovannino Guareschi to the digital cartoonists, passing through "LiberoVeleno", we retrace this tradition and question ourselves on the weight that satire and memes have today in the "battle of ideas".
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