The Italian university has succeeded so far, even with such difficulty, to maintain a scientific output that still puts our country among the top industrialized nations, despite the low number of researchers and the limited financial resources available. Our universities have churned out extraordinary intellectual resources, the result of years of sacrifice in the classrooms and laboratories of the Italian Faculties, which have found recognition and the correct use and placement due only abroad in large corporations, in research laboratories, centers in large-studies, which are estimated and appreciated as they deserve to.
The privatization of the university proposed by Gelmini and the precariousness of the research are the exact opposite of what our country needs to enhance its best minds and make its search system to it.
Other European countries, who share our common concerns and budget requirements for financial instability, increased investment in research and innovation. France and Germany, just to name a few, have accompanied their measures of economic and financial planning with massive investments in education and research, knowing that the resources assigned to represent a multiplier of knowledge development and economic recovery. The best support a government that can ensure their system and industrial business.
For these reasons the Democratic Party has played a strenuous battle of opposition that has seen some success, most went under three times, reaching an impressive 63 share, from the beginning of the Legislature. The majority has now dissolved, we have to wait until December 14, because this reality, that someone still does not want to acknowledge is formally certified by the vote of no confidence.
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