In questi ultimi mesi alcuni esponenti politici hanno messo in primo piano il problema della c.d. «QUESTIONE MORALE» nelle cariche elettive: e' un argomento importante, da affrontare a livello normativo ma anche a livello etico.
(nota di volterrianamente: io credo che non si debba parlare sul piano morale di questi temi e quindi non si debba parlare di morale quando si tratta di incarichi pubblici, perché ognuno ha una diversa morale ma un'uguale senso di etica pubblica) . Sarebbe opportuno che i partiti politici non candidassero people who have been convicted of crimes against public administration such as bribery, extortion, abuse of office, or even for crimes against the economy, public policy, heritage. Of course, in our legal system there is a presumption of innocence until the moment when the sentence is not 'final, but the beginning of the criminal proceedings pending a ruling of the Supreme Court spends a great time too, and this' can 'create uncertainty and confusion. Here is the importance of a code of conduct, a joint document, which could be adopted by all political parties, including the non candidabilita 'of all those sentenced in first instance for such offenses. Transparency and honesty 'that every candidate must become a fundamental and essential requirements. A few months ago a company 'Research published a survey which shows that over 60% of young and' totally uninterested in politics. Young people need positive role models in every sector of social life, school, public administration and especially in politics. It 'also important' that the politicians will return to the specific interests of the real problems of citizens, attending clubs, markets, bars and other gathering places. Moreover, once elected, and 'must have engaged in the exercise of political functions fully and in the interest of the community'. Young people need good examples to follow in Italy and unfortunately there have been many.
Luigi Barberis, Provincial President ACLI ALEXANDRIA
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