If you believe that Italian politics is complicated and therefore do not live in Belgium. We are again without a government. Mr. Yves Leterme, the current prime minister, former prime minister who resigned in the Leterme I Government, does not seem to have much luck.
Because there is no longer a government and how it come about no one really knows explain. They tried the British and Americans, but both are limited to accuse the Belgian situation "surreal" or to request a separation in two of this blessed country.
The French were the best. In an attempt to explain the crisis to the Belgian audience, presented an inverted map of the country: Flanders and Wallonia in the south to the north ... original solution.
While living here, I do not understand much either.
What happens is that the constituency of Brussels-Halle-Vilvoorde is partly in Flemish territory but have a majority francophone population. The Belgian electoral law, together with legislation regulating the use of languages \u200b\u200bin the Flemish region are such that a BHV-speaking voters leaving penalized (do not ask why). Various governments have tried to resolve the situation and finally we tried the current government with clear results: it will probably hold new elections. What is incomprehensible to the outside observer
è come con tutti i problemi economici, linguistici e di politica estera esistenti, la classe politica continui a focalizzarsi su BHV. Non si parla che di come il problema possa essere risolto.
L’assurdità della situazione è stata ben colta tempo fa da un vignettista ( Kroll ) che pubblica sul quotidiano Le Soir. La Bétancourt era appena stata liberata dalle Farc. La vignetta la rappresenta mentre, appena rilasciata, chiede tutta trafelata: “Allora, si è poi trovata una soluzione a BHV?”.
Magritte sarebbe fiero dei suoi conterranei: sul quadro si vedono oggetti singolarmente identificabili, ma quando se ne osserva la totalità non c’è più nessun senso.
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