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Ruenbezahl
7 months ago

Thanks to the EU’s aid funds – currently around EUR 200 billion in one year – Italy is somehow getting over the rounds.

Stoffel977
7 months ago
Reply to  Ruenbezahl

And, unfortunately, the help continues to throw out the window for insane things.

Tinkerbell263
7 months ago
Reply to  Ruenbezahl

That Italy is the third largest net contributor in the EU, are we going to fall under the table for Framing?

Ruenbezahl
7 months ago
Reply to  Tinkerbell263

Depending on the political attitude, the net payments of Italy or the PNRR billion fall under the table. Without that, Italy would be broke.

Tinkerbell263
7 months ago

This has already been taken into account in the EU budget balance. Italy is more than welcome.

It has nothing to do with political attitudes, but with materiality.

Skippy2002
7 months ago

Generally speaking: Yes. Rich in Kutlur definitely.

But if I can believe newspaper reports, where it is claimed that Italy wants to put the local citizen’s money down without replacement, I’m getting sick.

I can only say what I’ve read. Otherwise I find Italy a holiday but very charming. In particular Napoli, before “2 small Italians” become Elegie.

Tinkerbell263
7 months ago
Reply to  Skippy2002

It was not cancelled, but reformed. is now called assegno di inclusione.

Skippy2002
7 months ago
Reply to  Tinkerbell263

Thank you. I can only say what I read and that had left me so speechless.

And this reformation: Just stay to hope that it will not cause any more suffering than it is sensible.

Sandknolle
7 months ago

Yeah, I think the north is richer than the south, but I’m sure I’m not.

Best regards Sandknolle 🐥

Sp0ltiy
7 months ago

Italy is one of the richest countries in the world. Measured by fortune.

verreisterNutzer
7 months ago

in general, yes

Klaranlage
7 months ago

Yes