Sunday 2/8/2015 at 17:30
Books
Book presentation "Sharks" by Mario Giordano in Asiago, in collaboration with the library at the point-2015
The Library at the Point, in collaboration with the Municipality of Asiago, for the exhibition "Aperitif with author" presents the book "Sharks" written by Mario Giordano, journalist and Director of TG4.
Date Sunday August 2, 2015 at 17.30 at the main stage with a social and political interest, as is the delicate topic of crisis in Italy.
To purchase the book, please contact directly to Asiago, corso joints IV Novembre 63.
In case of bad weather the meeting will be held at Teatro Millepini.
SHARKS-Those that fill their pockets behind the country sinks
The Nawab of Treviso? It has 155 163 motorcycles, racing bikes, among 70 yachts and speedboats and 493 cars, including the Jaguar of Diabolik. All jealously guarded in a dozen factories. Extreme: to satisfy collectors, has taken 40 million to banks and put 700 employees on the road.
The Crown of Arzignano? Earned 9 million, denounced the taxman 177 euros. The 0.0001 percent. His myth? The King of paparazzi Fabrizio Corona. His life? A ride between excesses, beautiful women and champagne. Taxes? "A complicated Word." You hear a Dodger? "Where's the problem? No go nisun copà. " Not killed anyone.
Here the sharks, those who in recent years have enriched behind the Italians I pulled the belt. It seems that they are more and more and the data are clear: the crisis has not only increased the differences between rich and poor, but also the percentage of people who makes money illegally. And the risk is that, as they are voracious, sharks are slowly take over of the country. They are just their to command, moreover, appeared evident when he skipped the cap on the Dome in Rome. And to those who ask why the problems are not solved, here explained the reason: because we are them sharks, that we wallow in our problems. And make money. Many of the stories you read in these pages will make you angry. Many will make you smile.
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