The best damage of our lives/ Marco Travaglio

Marco Travaglio returns to the stage, for 120 minutes without intermission, with his new monologue 'The Best Damages of Our Lives'. The journalist and writer from Turin, a pupil of Montanelli, is in great form and recounts, through his personal reconstruction of the political events of the Belpaese, the last five years of Italian history with his pressing and at times caustic style. "That is to say," Travaglio explains, "how the rotten powers of politics, finance and information overturned the vote of the Italians in 2018, from change to restoration, from the moral and social question to the Ancien Régime and endless war, overthrowing the Conte 2 government and handing Italy over to Draghi's ammucchiata, which paved the way for the return of the old right-wingers repainted by new ones behind the face of Giorgia Meloni." "And how can we defend ourselves against these coup makers 2.0?" the editor of Il Fatto Quotidiano asks. 'By smiling more and informing ourselves better' is his sincere and convinced answer.

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