On. diPietro,
It seems a temporary government, or techinal government is not coming.....and to change and restore order in a new government might take some time....therefore i would like to suggest for President Putin to intervene in Italy....he is the only one that can help us to restore order!

Anyone surprised? Let's not forget that Italy was the homeland of fascism and Benito Mussolini!

Dear Sir !

We Bulgarians spent 45 years in a big concentration camp with machine guns and hounds on our borders. We were got a permition once a year to get out of the KZ camp. We visited the Eastern side of the Berlin wall with the only one wish to have a look behind it and to see a small piece of the freedom .

Now you propose a different type of the same wall for the former KZ - members. It's a shame!

You propose to the Italians to look at me(a high graduate chemist ) as a second class EU- citizen. What a shame!!

I am a Bulgarian and I find your suggestion rather offensive. Perhaps, before blaming the Bulgarians and the Romanians, you should stop and ponder on what I'm going to tell you.
I went on a trip in Italy in the spring of 2005, long before Bulgaria and Romania were EU members. I will never forget that warning made by the representative of the tour operator as we were boarding the bus. "Crime in Italy is horrendous. Beware! Don't wander off by yourselves, watch your personal belongings carefully."
Now, I've travelled quite a bit, mostly in Europe and the US, and I've never seen such a thing. In Italy, however, I had to deal with the police twice for ten days. I wasn't a victim, but people from the group were and as it happens, I know some Italian, so I had to serve as an interpreter. - One of the times I was woken up at 3 a.m. to talk to the police.
One was robbed in her hotel room in Rome (a Best Western hotel as I recall), while sleeping. The other one parted with her bag on the street as it was snatched by a guy on a scooter.
So, sir, I suggest you look at your own people first, and then blame the others.

Dear Di Pietro,

As a Bulgarian the only question I have is why we should buy this year military planes from Italy for many hundred millions of Euro? This was a bad choice. Very bad.
Best regards,

...that the more experienced Italian politicians will find a better solution for the criminality, than repatriation and thus will earn their deserved place in the hall of fame of the European politics and history.
Best regards,
Niko

I am a young Bulgarian. I’ve read in Bulgarian newspapers about your opinion and wanted to add my comment. I judge it as horrible when people commit crimes, and I search for the right means to educate Bulgarian people in order to be better citizens of Bulgarian and European society. I am trying to organize a political party with other young people and we want to observe how Italian politicians will cope with the risen criminality due to mostly Romanian criminals. I felt disappointed when I have read here, that you offer only repatriation of the criminals. If we want to solve the problem, we all need to find the way to change these people, and not just to shuttle them around Europe. I say we, because for me the higher criminality in Italy is problem for every European. Those people (the crimis) will always search for rich cities and states to go and to profit there. In Bulgaria we call them “cuckoos” because such people do not know how to organize their lives, their cities. They prefer to “take it easy” and just migrate and search around for better life. Of course, everyone has right to search for better life conditions, but we should appreciate what other people have achieved and either develop it further or take a good example and thy to introduce it in our own country. In that context, I think that repatriating criminals will not solve the problem; we will create ghettos where people will even deteriorate their values for life. With the time the situation will go worse and worse and all we in Europe may encounter more problems and possibly also wars. In order to prevent wars, we need an institution like EU that brings the people together. We need similar values for all of us. We need Europe “dei Valori”. Without common values throughout the EU, separatism will develop and local conflicts and wars will be only matter of time. I think that the huge majority of Romanian people with whom Italy experience problems now, are not evil. They just need to be educated. It may take few years, but then you will have them proud to be Italian, who will even help to ameliorate Italy and Europe. If we have a problematic child, we need a good parent, who could be a positive model for the child, and thus educate him/her as a real human being. If our children behave bad we don’t just throw them out of our houses, we rather explain and educate them. Any other action will postpone the problem for a while, but sooner or later a bigger problem will surely arise. I hope ...

I'm a romanian journalist and I'm interessed about this subject. I want to ask you if you have made an official proposen concearning the moratorium or this is only your personal opinion?
Thank you!