– Crazy things are happening in the world. In Stuttgart, im Germany, an S-Bahn driver drove completely drunk, skipped most of the stops and hung on the loudspeaker and complained about his employers. Wonderful.
– In the Spain a pilot project has started where workers are guaranteed the same salary but with fewer hours worked per week. The idea would be to increase productivity. Small problem: The system was created thanks to government funds that pay around 150,000 euros to companies that need to hire more to fill job gaps. The question is: what company would do it without the state?
– Here is the answer: Intesa Sanpaolo “no”. The major Italian bank has decided to reduce weekly working hours to four days. But extending the hours to 9 hours a day instead of 8.
– Apparently the unions are against it and he did well Charles Messina, the CEO of Intesa, to worry less about it. After all, the company does not force it on anyone: if individual employees want to, they can join the initiative. And greetings to the trade unionists.
– So this now musk bans American journalists from Twitter, the European Commission rages and demands respect for freedom of the press. Instead, nobody said anything as the social network’s old bosses censored certain opinions and ousted the Republican nominee for US President. I mean, Musk is certainly wrong: but aren’t you feeling a little hypocritical?
– Gianni Infantino and Fifa say “no” to the message of Zelensky at the World Cup final. You’re right and I’ll tell you why. If it was up to me, I would take the politics out of football, basketball, track and field, all sports. Let’s make it a game again, thanks.
– I go against the grain. But the beautiful Eva Kaili She pleaded innocent and until proven otherwise we must treat her as such. I know it will make you weird. But in countries where the rule of law applies, you remain innocent until proven guilty, even if you are found at home with 600,000 euros in cash. what is the crime There is? Probably, but needs to be proven in court. Not in the newspapers.
– I add and say that as much as you like the clink of handcuffs, in my opinion for financial crimes like this Qatargate It is wrong to prevent the alleged perpetrators from being arrested. If we assume that we have two clean criminals who “maybe”, I repeat “maybe”, committed a crime and who, when placed under house arrest with an electronic bracelet, have no way of contaminating the evidence or to repeat the crime or escape, why do we have to throw them in jail?
– The existence or non-existence of the crime obviously does not reduce the political scope of a country that has obviously tried to buy good will EU parliamentarians. The scandal is here, let’s talk about it, let’s discuss it. But without issuing final judgments in first instance, second instance and cassation.
– The Qatargate scandal affects half of the European left, but guess what? In Italy they place us Savoini, that of the Metropol connected to Salvini. So random.
– Infantino Calling the World Cup in Qatar “the best ever” is like Ibrahimovic, who has always been a fan of the team he signed with as a child.
– From investigating the QatargateVery little is known aside from photos of the money and reports of the raids and arrests. Belgian judges do not hold press conferences or hand out large papers to reporters. Coincidentally, the European arrest warrant for Panzeri’s wife and daughter was made available to journalists by the Italian judiciary, who received it in order to be able to stop the two ladies. Does it seem normal to you?
– Is dead Sinisa Mihajlovic and for me it’s a big hit. A blow to the Lazio kid who sent shivers down his spine with every free-kick whistled. Believing others might not, but Mihajlovic could have thrown them in. And if Sinisa scores, it’s a goal. I’m not interested in memories of career, political ideas, illness, recovery, second illness and everything else. Sinisa is a free kick for me at 160 km/h. It’s the bond with Lazio, that fan player that we miss so much today. Hello Sinisa, Eternal Lazio.