Basilicata, a region of Italy, has an area of 9,992 km2 and a population (down ...) of about 591,000 inhabitants.
The population density is 59.1 inhabitants per km2. Its territory is
now formed by the more or less central region occupied by the great classical era and pre-Lucania in the period of maximum expansion (whose boundaries were included in the territories to the south-east of the city to Gravina Puglia, Altamura, Ginocchio, Laterza and Castellaneta, to the south, in the Calabria, the entire area of \u200b\u200bthe Pollino, the plain of Sybaris, the town of Cosenza, and most of the province of Cosenza and east, in Campania, the southern territory of the same region, roughly corresponds to the current province of Salerno).
In terms of economic resources, Basilicata, whose territory is mostly mountainous and hilly, can count on considerable areas of good agricultural land and forests, on the known ability of its farmers to produce crops, intensive and cutting-edge, of absolute value, up substantial resources of water, on docks and archaeological heritage (as regards the importance of Magna Graecia world), cultural, environmental and landscape of absolute value, and, as is well known, on deposits and reserves of oil and natural gas of incredible magnitude.
However, despite the existence of these resources and the consequent undeniable potential for development, Basilicata is among the poorest regions of Italy, with an average GDP per capita of EUR 17,781.9 (2006) and, approximately, a rate of unemployment "Youth" of about 43% and "total" of about 16-17% (period 2001-2003).
Still, there have been a gratifying financial contributions over the years by the Italian State and the EEC.
So what are the brakes that prevent the take-off despite an economy that has potential for accumulation of resources, not uncommon within the only national, but also almost unparalleled in the Mediterranean?
is certain to be discarded, even if the fashion nowadays, the hypothesis, easy come, populist and a bit 'ignorant, that the brake can be detected in a ruling class, political and administrative, in large part, incompetent, greedy , lazy, patronage, consociational and short-sighted: all, in fact, know and appreciate, even abroad ... their excellent quality and superb level of this political class podolica.
discarded, then, that incorrect assumption, it remains, waiting for more rational explanations, which address the care and research, at least for those who believe, the occult, or, to negative influences, demonic presence and / or mysterious implications paranormal.
Here, we are the mystery!
Basilicata and its people must have been rocketed with some "Macumba" and / or by means of "dark and bloody rites" for which, in this corner of Italy, the initiative, resources, everything In short, wilted, escapes, vanishes into a thousand streams, percolating into the sand of beaches, soak the clay of the gullies, washes over the rocks of the mountains.
seems to live in the dark realm of Sauron, but they may not distinguish the good from the bad, orcs and elves, the army of evil and the Fellowship of the Ring.
precious fruits of agriculture, some time ago, rotting in the field unsold, pulled up from the fertile fields or leave feral fruit trees, a lush time.
and factories? Valbasento industries? How much cost the public finances? How much they cost (and cost) the training and retraining? And the conversions?
On the other hand, you can also venture to this region, a certain parallelism with the so-called "Bermuda Triangle", which, because of continuing disappearances disappeared work, the result of the work disappears, disappearing among young graduates, some disappear stretches of coast, the population tends to disappear, it tends to disappear, at certain times, water for irrigation and, in the eyes of Basilicata, also disappears oil, which, in truth, no one has ever seen!
According to an esoteric interpretation, oil Lucan, maybe this is cheaper than in the rest of the world, the flour is like the devil: the flour ends up in bran, oil ends up in ...., no, just ends!
Inexplicably, even the time, in Basilicata, is slower than elsewhere, the pace is slower, the trains are slower, public works progressing more slowly: the beginning of the work of "highway" Bradanica, for example, lost in the mists of time.
Sometimes, indeed, in Basilicata, time stands still ... everything stays the same ... ... like politicians, they are, magically, always there, motionless, majestic, immovable ..., not that there is spare: the old transmute directly monuments and the young are born, in the mysterious spell, already old!
Well, here, in Basilicata, do not seem to rely on the natural laws, nor the economy.
here seem to experience another dimension, sweetly diabolical infernal and quiet.
A reflection it certainly was not by chance that Pope John Paul II (well, okay, thinking that more souls to earthly things) was to reaffirm, in his visit on April 28, 1991, the "Black Madonna Viggiano "in the role of Patron and Queen of the nations Lucan:
MOTHER, QUEEN OF OUR sweetest, intercede for us, save us YOU!
Nunzio Dibiase
The population density is 59.1 inhabitants per km2. Its territory is
now formed by the more or less central region occupied by the great classical era and pre-Lucania in the period of maximum expansion (whose boundaries were included in the territories to the south-east of the city to Gravina Puglia, Altamura, Ginocchio, Laterza and Castellaneta, to the south, in the Calabria, the entire area of \u200b\u200bthe Pollino, the plain of Sybaris, the town of Cosenza, and most of the province of Cosenza and east, in Campania, the southern territory of the same region, roughly corresponds to the current province of Salerno).
In terms of economic resources, Basilicata, whose territory is mostly mountainous and hilly, can count on considerable areas of good agricultural land and forests, on the known ability of its farmers to produce crops, intensive and cutting-edge, of absolute value, up substantial resources of water, on docks and archaeological heritage (as regards the importance of Magna Graecia world), cultural, environmental and landscape of absolute value, and, as is well known, on deposits and reserves of oil and natural gas of incredible magnitude.
However, despite the existence of these resources and the consequent undeniable potential for development, Basilicata is among the poorest regions of Italy, with an average GDP per capita of EUR 17,781.9 (2006) and, approximately, a rate of unemployment "Youth" of about 43% and "total" of about 16-17% (period 2001-2003).
Still, there have been a gratifying financial contributions over the years by the Italian State and the EEC.
So what are the brakes that prevent the take-off despite an economy that has potential for accumulation of resources, not uncommon within the only national, but also almost unparalleled in the Mediterranean?
is certain to be discarded, even if the fashion nowadays, the hypothesis, easy come, populist and a bit 'ignorant, that the brake can be detected in a ruling class, political and administrative, in large part, incompetent, greedy , lazy, patronage, consociational and short-sighted: all, in fact, know and appreciate, even abroad ... their excellent quality and superb level of this political class podolica.
discarded, then, that incorrect assumption, it remains, waiting for more rational explanations, which address the care and research, at least for those who believe, the occult, or, to negative influences, demonic presence and / or mysterious implications paranormal.
Here, we are the mystery!
Basilicata and its people must have been rocketed with some "Macumba" and / or by means of "dark and bloody rites" for which, in this corner of Italy, the initiative, resources, everything In short, wilted, escapes, vanishes into a thousand streams, percolating into the sand of beaches, soak the clay of the gullies, washes over the rocks of the mountains.
seems to live in the dark realm of Sauron, but they may not distinguish the good from the bad, orcs and elves, the army of evil and the Fellowship of the Ring.
precious fruits of agriculture, some time ago, rotting in the field unsold, pulled up from the fertile fields or leave feral fruit trees, a lush time.
and factories? Valbasento industries? How much cost the public finances? How much they cost (and cost) the training and retraining? And the conversions?
On the other hand, you can also venture to this region, a certain parallelism with the so-called "Bermuda Triangle", which, because of continuing disappearances disappeared work, the result of the work disappears, disappearing among young graduates, some disappear stretches of coast, the population tends to disappear, it tends to disappear, at certain times, water for irrigation and, in the eyes of Basilicata, also disappears oil, which, in truth, no one has ever seen!
According to an esoteric interpretation, oil Lucan, maybe this is cheaper than in the rest of the world, the flour is like the devil: the flour ends up in bran, oil ends up in ...., no, just ends!
Inexplicably, even the time, in Basilicata, is slower than elsewhere, the pace is slower, the trains are slower, public works progressing more slowly: the beginning of the work of "highway" Bradanica, for example, lost in the mists of time.
Sometimes, indeed, in Basilicata, time stands still ... everything stays the same ... ... like politicians, they are, magically, always there, motionless, majestic, immovable ..., not that there is spare: the old transmute directly monuments and the young are born, in the mysterious spell, already old!
Well, here, in Basilicata, do not seem to rely on the natural laws, nor the economy.
here seem to experience another dimension, sweetly diabolical infernal and quiet.
A reflection it certainly was not by chance that Pope John Paul II (well, okay, thinking that more souls to earthly things) was to reaffirm, in his visit on April 28, 1991, the "Black Madonna Viggiano "in the role of Patron and Queen of the nations Lucan:
MOTHER, QUEEN OF OUR sweetest, intercede for us, save us YOU!
Nunzio Dibiase
Source: http://www.circolopoliticopitagora.it/ (Circle Political Pythagoras Bernalda)
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