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Così Paghiamo Le Caramelle Al Trota Piaccia o non piaccia, un carcere sovraffollato, un carcere che non offre lavoro, cultura, istruzione e dunque speranza, un carcere che alimenta suicidi è un carcere fuori dalla Costituzione. Giancarlo De Cataldo 2,00 l'Unità+Left (non vendibili separatamente) - Anno 89 n. 352 Sabato 22 Dicembre 2012 l'Unità+Left+dvd "Non mi avete convinto" (abbinamento facoltativo) 9,90 euro Sì viaggiare Cecilia Mangini L’arte In Pakistan antica non sull’hippy bus ritorno all’Ilva «tira» più U: Liviano pag. 19 Gallozzi pag. 17 Verde pag. 20 Monti lascia e non raddoppia Il premier si dimette ma è più incerto sul da farsi. Bersani: saremo al governo Prima incassa il voto di fiducia sulla Sta- ro e sembra ormai esclusa una sua can- bilità, poi sale al Quirinale per rassegna- didatura formale. Frecciata a Berlusco- Buon futuro re le dimissioni. Ma, compiuto il percor- ni: «Non siamo caduti per colpa dei Ma- so annunciato nei giorni scorsi, il cam- ya». Appello di Bersani al Pd: «Lavoria- mino di Mario Monti si fa ora meno chia- mo uniti e non adagiamoci ora». all’Italia ANDRIOLO CIARNELLI FANTOZZI ZEGARELLI A PAG. 2-5 L’INTERVENTO WALTER VELTRONI L’appuntamento La sfida Quello pronunciato da Veltroni ieri alla Camera è stato il suo ultimo col Professore del programma discorso da parlamentare. Lo pubblichiamo integralmente CLAUDIO SARDO L’ANALISI Oggi sarebbe dovuto finire il EMILIO BARUCCI mondo. Ma non è successo. Lo ● MARIO MONTI HA SCRITTO IERI L’ATTO aveva predetto un popolo geniale FINALE DELLA LEGISLATURA. Non era- e moderno che pensava che il no scontati la rottura plateale con Berlu- Con le dimissioni del governo tempo fosse semplicemente un sconi, né l’impegno elettorale (con mo- Monti si chiude una delle pagine ripetersi di eventi ciclici, sempre dalità da svelare) a favore del Centro. Fi- più strane e complicate uguali. Ma avevano torto. La vita no a pochi giorni fa molti scommetteva- dell’esperienza repubblicana. e il tempo sono sempre inediti; no sulla collocazione del Professore nel- Provando a fare un bilancio, sul sono le opere degli uomini, il loro la riserva, in modo da preservare la can- fronte dei meriti occorre pensiero, le loro azioni che didatura per un Monti-bis. Invece il «tec- ricordare che il governo ha possono ripetersi. Ma se una nico» ha deciso di correre il rischio politi- frenato la deriva innescata da previsione apocalittica incontra co. La prossima legislatura non comince- Berlusconi, ha capitalizzato il tanta attenzione è perché la rà con un Monti-bis, a meno che il Cen- prestigio internazionale di cui nostra civiltà è oggi dominata dal tro non arrivi primo alle elezioni. Ma la godeva il presidente del Consiglio più pericoloso dei sentimenti, separazione tra la destra berlusconiana e ha contribuito in modo decisivo l’unico del quale avere davvero e una distinta area centrista, a vocazio- a mettere in sicurezza l’euro. paura: la paura. ne europeista, può modificare l’assetto SEGUE A PAG. 7 SEGUE A PAG. 18 del sistema politico. SEGUE A PAG. 3 CARCERI Così paghiamo le caramelle al Trota Pene ● Le voci dei rimborsi Staino alternative: regionali chiesti e ottenuti ARANCIONI dal figlio di Bossi Ingroia si candida il Pdl ● Nell’elenco anche bibite, brioches, un frigorifero ma «scarica» ferma tutto e un rilevatore di antivelox Diliberto Una cosa è certa: nella sua attività di consigliere regionale Renzo Bossi ha e Di Pietro sempre chiesto lo scontrino. Che veniva puntualmente inserito nelle domande di rimborso spese. Nell’elenco, per un ● Il pm chiede passi totale di 22.000 euro, compare di tutto: dagli spritz alle bibite, dalle caramelle indietro e lancia appelli alle colazioni in autogrill. Tutto a carico a don Ciotti e Santoro dei contribuenti. VESPO A PAG. 10 A PAG. 7 I vandali bloccano la metro QUIRINALE Napolitano Nuova bufera su Alemanno commuta Dopo il sì della Camera, il testo sul- Treni fermi per ore e passeggeri blocca- le pene alternative al carcere si ti nei vagoni. A gettare Roma nel caos è arena al Senato per mano di Idv, stato un interruttore di emergenza, pri- la pena Lega e Pdl che bloccano il voto. ma azionato e poi distrutto, alla ferma- Delusa la ministra della Giustizia ta Termini della linea B che ha interrot- a Sallusti Severino: «Vado via con amarez- to l’energia elettrica sull’intera linea, za. Non si trattava di un indulto né bloccando i treni nelle altre stazioni e di un’amnistia, ma di una svolta provocando disagi e ritardi. Dure criti- culturale nel nostro Paese di cui che del Pd di Roma al sindaco: «La metro ● La detenzione tramutata avrebbero potuto beneficiare ormai si ferma tutti i giorni. Alemanno è 2.100 detenuti». FUSANI A PAG. 2 riuscito a trasformare la Capitale in una in ammenda. Il giornalista 6NNPPULKPJVSH città da terzo mondo». APAG.11 ringrazia il Colle A PAG. 10 2 sabato 22 dicembre 2012 VERSO LE ELEZIONI Monti-uno non c’è più ● dal governo e dall’apprezzare pubblica- Gli stessi rapporti con il Pd, in realtà, Il capo del governo mente le liste che si richiamano alla avrebbero potuto compromettersi con sale al Colle e si dimette sua Agenda. Tutto ciò nella consapevo- un Monti non più super partes. lezza di dover mantenere quel profilo «Non è il caso» di scendere in campo ● Sembra ormai di «riserva della Repubblica» che il Ca- con una candidatura, quindi. Un pro- po dello Stato aveva consigliato fin dai fessore assai diverso nelle ultime ore esclusa una sua mesi scorsi. da quello che, fino a pochi giorni fa, riteneva indispensabile aggregare una candidatura formale I SONDAGGI E LA TRASPARENZA sua forza politica «per cambiare il Pae- Un repentino dietro front, quindi. Un se» che aveva potuto modificare solo in NINNI ANDRIOLO passo indietro che costringe i centristi parte per le resistenze incontrate lun- ROMA a fare a meno di quell’appoggio esplici- go il cammino dell’ultimo anno. Il ruo- to del professore che avrebbe potuto lo di garante dell’Italia nel consesso in- Contrordine. Monti lascia e non si bat- comportare «il 10% in più» delle per- ternazionale il professore potrà eserci- te per il bis. Queste le indiscrezioni che centuali fotografate dai sondaggi. Ri- tarlo ugualmente, e non solo da Palaz- filtrano da Palazzo Chigi. Il professore flettendo su quei numeri, in realtà, zo Chigi. Dal Quirinale o da una posta- parlerà domani, durante la conferenza Monti avrebbe maturato la convinzio- zione importante di governo. Dal mini- stampa di fine anno nel corso della qua- ne della difficoltà «di giocare per vince- stero dell’Economia, ad esempio. O da le illustrerà la sua agenda per il futuro re» e dei prezzi da pagare anche sul pia- quello degli Esteri che potrebbe mante- dell’Italia che non costituirà il manife- no dell’immagine. Una campagna elet- nere aperta la porta di quell’incarico di sto della sua campagna elettorale, ma torale implica attacchi «sopra e sotto prestigio al vertice dell’Unione euro- un dettagliato memorandum per il go- della cintola». Nei giorni scorsi, con i pea che non lascia indifferente Monti. verno che verrà. E che fornirà, anche, suoi interlocutori centristi, il Professo- contenuti e argomenti alle forze centri- re aveva insistito molto sulla «traspa- LA PROFEZIA DEI MAYA ste che, orfane della candidatura del renza» . Imbarazzante, infatti, scoprire «Un anno fa questo governo era al va- premier, chiederanno ugualmente agli in piena campagna elettorale la sorpre- ro, oggi invece, e non per colpa della italiani un voto perché Monti torni a sa di candidature non propriamente profezia Maya, dovremo terminare il Palazzo Chigi. Una scelta elettorale specchiate. Anche per questo Monti nostro compito». Il professore ha scel- che non implica, tuttavia, l’endorse- aveva suggerito a Casini, Montezemo- to l’ironia, ieri, per commentare la fine ment che Casini, Montezemolo&C si at- lo, Riccardi e Cesa di seguire il metodo anticipata della legislatura davanti ai Il presidente Giorgio Napolitano FOTO DI MAURO SCROBOGNA/LAPRESSE tendevano dal Presidente del Consi- adottato per i membri del governo con dipendenti di Palazzo Chigi. Un riferi- glio. la pubblicazione on-line dei redditi e mento neanche troppo velato a Berlu- O la possibilità di utilizzarne il nome dei patrimoni e di utilizzarlo anche per sconi che poche ore prima era tornato («Italia con Monti») anche nel simbolo. le liste centriste. Tutto ciò mentre sugli ad attaccarlo. «Andrò a rassegnare le Consultazioni lampo Se le urne dovessero consentirlo, il pro- elenchi dei candidabili grava il peso, dimissioni» aveva annunciato successi- fessore non rifiuterebbe - naturalmen- non solo politico, di nomi come quello vamente il premier, davanti agli amba- te - di rientrare a Palazzo Chigi. In que- di Mastella o di berlusconiani della pri- sciatori italiani riuniti alla Farnesina. sta fase della campagna elettorale, tut- ma ora che chiedono udienza. L'anno «difficile e affascinante» di Domani scioglimento tavia, si manterrà super partes. Ruolo «La candidatura diretta di Monti Monti si è concluso nella prima serata che lo stesso professore, tra l’altro, con- non è strettamente indispensabile vi- al Quirinale, dopo l’ultimo Consiglio sidera coerente con le scelte di un’inte- sto che è senatore a vita - ha spiegato dei ministri. «Abbiamo condotto un la- ● ra vita. Di qui al 24 febbraio, tuttavia, il ieri l’ex presidente delle Acli, Andrea voro che ha reso l’Italia più affidabile - Niente numero legale per il decreto taglia premier non si asterrà «dal dire come Olivero - Presentarsi alla Camera cree- ha commentato il premier - Più compe- firme: se ne riparla dopo Santo Stefano la pensa», dal difendere il lavoro svolto rebbe qualche attrito con il Quirinale».
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