Hot damn.
Brexit
Trump
Italexit
More good news.
The government could not get a bill through Parliament that would allow them to pay the interest on their debt, bail out the banks and pay current exorbitant expenses.
This is Italy’s second step toward sovereign default, the first being borrowing more than they could ever hope to pay back, or keep up on interest payments.
But in the long run I am convinced Italians will be better off after the default.
The winning has gone international.
And their markets tanked....oh, wait.....
Can someone explain this in plain english? It looks to me like typical liberal double and triple negative wording that makes it sound like you have to vote the OPPOSITE way you might think, in order to get your desired effect.
Is this similar to Brexit? Is a ‘NO’ vote good or bad?
Arrivederci.