Annunziata down

Lucia Annunziata announced today her resignation from RAI Presidency.

With an easy joke, (perhaps not obvious in English) one can say it was an azione annunziata (announced action).

Mrs. Annunziata took office in the worst possible way; deciding in few minutes to replace the previous candidate, which was supported by many, with the exception of Mr. Berlusconi.

Many people predicted then a brief and unpleasant career, and so it was.
Why she decided to face such a foreseeable fate is not clear. Probably, she had strong pressure and assurances. Most likely, there was the lure for power, status and money.

Unfortunately, she damaged not only herself but the slight remains of democracy in Italy.

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2 thoughts on “Annunziata down”

  1. I suggest the following changes:

    An easy joke one could make (although perhaps not obvious in English) is that it was an “azione annunziata? (announced action).

    …who was supported by many…

    At the time, many people predicted a brief and unpleasant career for her, as turned out to be the case.

    Probably, she faced strong pressure and assurances…

    Unfortunately, she has not only damaged herself but also the slight remains of a chance of democracy in Italy.

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  2. Lucia Annunziata announced today her resignation from RAI Presidency.

    An easy joke one could make, (although perhaps not obvious in English) is that it was an ? azione annunziata? (announced action).

    Mrs Annunziata took office in the worst possible way; deciding in few minutes to replace the previous candidate, who was supported by many, with the exception of Mr. Berlusconi.

    At the time, many people predicted a brief and unpleasant career for her, as turned out to be the case.
    Why she decided to face such a foreseeable fate is not clear. Probably, she faced strong pressure and got assurances. Most likely, there was the lure for power, status and money.

    Unfortunately, she has not only damaged herself but also the slight remains of a democratic attitude in Italy.

    Like

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