ROMA (ITALPRESS) – “The future stolen. Pensions, jobs, young people: how to reverse the course of decline” is the title of Antonio Mastrapasqua’s book that will be presented Thursday, October 8th, at 6 pm, at Palazzo Wedekind in Rome. Mastrapasqua, for ten years at the summit of the Inps, first in the Cda (2004-2008), then president and extraordinary commissioner (2008-2014), has known closely the slowness and inefficiencies of the public car.
It recognizes, however, the potential and in these pages, drawing on the most up-to-date data, traces an agenda of redemption possible, from the liberalization of the labour market to regulatory simplification, from the return to electoral preferences to the strategy to relaunch the presence of young people in decision-making places.
It emerges the portrait of an Italy that still possesses all the resources to grow, as long as it abandons yields, fears and conformity. During the presentation, the president of Cnel Renato Brunetta, jurist Sabino Cassese, President Inps Gabriele Fava and journalist Antonio Polito will be discussing with the author.
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