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Mad And Crazy People Spa - The Only Interest That Always Rises Is The Private One In The Public Sector - cover

Mad And Crazy People Spa - The Only Interest That Always Rises Is The Private One In The Public Sector

Pier-Giorgio Tomatis

Publisher: Babelcube

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Mad and Crazy people S.p.a. by Pier-Giorgio Tomatis 


The only interest that always rises is the private one ... in the public sector. 


Marco Calcagno is a quiet middle-aged man who lives in Pinerolo and is a teacher of literature at the M. Buniva Institute. He is so loved by his students and by all the inhabitants of city ​​that someone has the idea of ​​running him for national elections. He wins easily and without too much effort. The doors of the Parliament of Rome open before him. Everything would seem spinning smoothly as oil were it not that Marco has a small peculiarity. He is convinced that he has an imaginary friend, he talks to her in parliamentary sessions and also in front of the cameras. 


With this premise, a series of situations at times tender, at times tragic, at times comical begin, which upset public opinion and the normal canons of Italian politics. 


Also because ... the ideas of the imaginary woman prove to be more intelligent than those of many expert deputies and senators. What would you do? Would you like a man like that to represent you?
Available since: 02/11/2022.

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