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Chi ha avuto incontri ravvicinati con cornacchie o gabbiani in metropoli come Roma o Milano lo sa bene: gli animali in città possono apparire più aggressivi e meno timorosi di quanto non siano in contesti naturali. Non sembrano temere l’uomo e, in alcuni casi, arrivano a infastidirci pur di...
Incorrect subjunctive moods and invocations to God: the pre-victory rally by Reggio Calabria mayor Ciccio Cannizzaro recalls Cetto la Qualunque.
A little Cetto la Qualunque, a preacher on the pulpit. Francesco “Ciccio” Cannizzaro’s first speech, before being elected mayor of Reggio Calabria with 65% of the vote, seems to have come straight out of a caricature.
The clip is going around the web, with incorrect subjunctive moods and invocations of help from God and the Virgin Mary to guide the city. “I’m standing to lead Reggio, let me be presumptuous, and it might even seem like a pinch of arrogance, but it’s a feeling; I’m standing to write the history together with you and to become the best mayor that the city of Reggio Calabria has ever had, because I’m standing to write pages of history,” he says from the stage of his first speech last April, in which he presented the candidates who supported him.
Then the direct involvement of earthly powers, as Tommaso Rodano reported a few days earlier on Fatto: “I would like to imagine outside of schools, polling stations, endless kilometers because those images will represent the desire for change, the desire for a resurgence. And I promise you, I promise, I promise that Reggio, with the help of God and the Madonna della Consolazione, will rise again! Reggio will rise!”
The article Congiuntivi sbagliati e invocazioni a Dio: il comizio pre-vittoria del sindaco di Reggio Calabria Ciccio Cannizzaro ricorda Cetto la Qualunque proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.
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