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Cara America, il rischio è il declino

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    • 29 January 2012
    • January 2012
    • Il Sole 24 ORE
    • 29 January 2012
    Evento correlato2012: the American gamble

    At this Talk-Debate event organized in conjunction with ISPI to launch the latest edition of Aspenia, the members of the discussion panel underlined that 2012 is set to be a crucial year for the United States: not only a year in which anti-Obama sentiment and the presidential elections will play out, but also a period vital to understanding what America’s economic and political future holds. The economy, as in the days of Bill Clinton, will probably be the decisive issue.