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The revolt of Tripoli sinks the Italian stock market and threatens to bring down Berlusconi

Tripoli to Rome, the effects of a mad marriage

Eni, Unicredit and Piazza Affari Impregilo drag down with him. The Italian market pays more than all relations with the Libyan dictator

berlusconi-gheddafi The main reason, until disproved, that the Italian government dithers and openly criticizes the actions of Gaddafi in this last week is traceable Traded Milan.
PeaceReporter was questioned in recent days on ordinary nature of the bulletins issued by the Ministry . The answer came stamattina: non appena il ministero degli Esteri italiani ha lanciato l'avviso di emergenza , sconsigliando i viaggi in Libia "a qualsiasi titolo" e le mega aziende italiane hanno richiamato in Italia i dipendenti e i loro famigliari, la Borsa di Milano è andata a picco trascinata dai titoli di Eni (- 5,01), Saipem (- 4,06), Finmeccanica (- 2,37), Impregilo (- 6,09), Astaldi (- 4,65) e Unicredit (- 6,09)* .
È una conseguenza tutta italiana e lo si capisce confrontando i 3,59 punti percentuali lasciati sul terreno dalla Borsa di Milano . Anche i mercati europei sono in calo ma, come spiegato a PeaceReporter da un trader finanziario, si tratta di una flessione fisiologica: Francoforte perde l'1,41; Parigi l'1,47; Londra solo 1,05. Andando nei confronti di settore, in quello energetico la francese Total lascia l'1,80 (a fronte del 5 per cento di Eni) e la Bnp Paribas l'1,94 (contro il 6 per cento di Unicredit).
L'Italia è il paese europeo più esposto nei confronti della Libia . Tripoli si è infiltrata nelle trame della finanza e dell'economia italiana grazie a patti scellerati mediati dalla politica : la Banca centrale libica (Cbl) e il fondo sovrano Lybian Investment Authority (LIA) have the 6.5 percent of UniCredit - Tripoli making it the largest shareholder of the bank . The Vice President of UniCredit occupied by Farhat Bengdara - President of the Cbl - speaks volumes about the weight inside the Libyan bank. The energy giant Eni is the largest foreign investor in Libya: the Libyan oilfields depends 12.5 percent of the total production of the group and to Paolo Scaroni recently announced investments of EUR 25 billion . Impregilo has signed contracts to the value of one billion . The fund Lia shareholding in Finmeccanica equal to 2 percent.
Now investors are worried and other shareholders, the important ones, are afraid . Because they know that Gaddafi fight "until the last bullet" that before sinking will fire to oil wells .
Italy has welcomed Colonel Gaddafi arrived with his coffers as the savior of the Italian economy . It's understandable, then, that Frattini plays the role of "Libyan ambassador in Brussels - where inviting his counterparts not to interfere in the uprising taking place - and the phone with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton , modified on mediation efforts of the Libyan government with the rebels of Cyrenaica. It is understandable that Mr Fabrizio Ciccio calls for moderation and "sense of balance" which - we repeat - would be most useful when Gaddafi was chosen as a strategic partner. It is understandable that the Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi - though, digging in the boxes grants, private interests in Libya - not intend to "disturb" the Colonel .
is not only more time to talk to the belly of the Italians It would be understandable but also desirable, that the opposition - by Pierluigi Bersani to Antonio di Pietro, and Freedom to the Future - account and ask the government to resign for not Arcore night and courtesans, but the role of brokers Berlusconi & Co have had in this crazy marriage.

Nicola Sessa
February 21, 2011

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