praise of improper, exaggerated, ill-informed, coming from people who have never expressed any appreciation for his political actions would not have disturbed so much Tina Anselmi. Not because he felt superior. On the contrary, because of its life-style, understated, and reserved, and his way of doing politics, devoid of any concession to the hype and the spectacle, is simply not contemplated never hypocrisy and servility. However, those praises posthumously, from women who today occupy prominent positions in the institutions and the government, not because of their history and, more than ever, to try ability, but because they have been co-opted by men, indicate something important about the politics of the past and on contemporary politics.
it’s A reflection on the personal and the political, not on the "career" of Tina Anselmi need to understand more, and to appreciate its quality in the right size and well-balanced that she would certainly appreciate that. This reflection also says a lot about the Christian democrats, the true party of the nation, able to recruit, select, promote, to remain open, sometimes perhaps too permeable, to a plurality of inputs and groups, and sometimes not sufficiently controlled, but, for the most part, at least from the sixties to the mid eighties, to recognise merit and to reward it. In 1975, Giampaolo Pansa, published a book of very important research, but today is a true historical document: Bisaglia. A career democratic. Taking advantage of without any scruple of its connections, and the supports are very much interested of the banks and Coldiretti, Antonio Bisaglia was built in the Veneto, one of the basins most important, extensive and reliable as of the votes the christian democrats, a career that took him to the top of the Dc. At the same time, the evidence that the policy is not inevitably destined to be to submit and be dominated by external interests, of any kind, Tina Anselmi walked gradually with commitment to a very different cursus of the parliament. Elected to the Chamber of deputies for the first time in 1968, at the age of 41, was re-elected 5 more times. Secretary of the Work in the three governments led by Rumor and Moro became minister of Labour (first Italian woman), then of Health in the governments of Andreotti. The establishment of the National Health Service was one of its great successes. Later, for his own personal characteristics, intransigence, obstinacy, balance, fairness, was appointed to the presidency of the commission which inquired into the P2 masonic lodge: a very hard work and thankless that he carried out with absolute rigor. In the meantime, the Dc was changing skin and becoming from side to side, unable to s tay open to the new, incapsulandosi in the suffocating grid of the governments of the pentapartito, on the other, reducing the space of the left internal. It is the sad, not only for many democrats, the history of the beginning of a decline, almost a euthanasia aware of the work of Forlani and Andreotti. For many good reasons, Tina Anselmi, morotea for temperament, style and admiration politics for Moro, was slowly and inexorably put to the margins. The subsequent history, with the collapse of the Dc and the policy of the personalization and spectacularization of the image that is the upgrade on the substance of the ambitions without restraint, and he could not be hers.
It’s always very risky to go in search of the legacy and policies of the successors. Surely, Tina Anselmi has never bothered in his political actions to build a legacy. His policy was a reward in itself, in the commitment to act with integrity to achieve results for others, to bring about improvements in social policy, not to stir some success and resonant.
Although he is aware of having broken the "glass ceiling" by becoming the first woman minister, Tina Anselmi has never believed either in the repelling of women in politics nor in the quotas that favouring the ambitions and careers. Though obviously in solidarity with many of them, he preferred the claims of the women were adequately supported and justified by their skills and merits. No, there are today in the Italian political women can have
credibly a political (and personal) to the succession of Tina Anselmi (nor Nilde Iotti, she respected and reciprocated).
these days, the example of the good policy of Tina Anselmi does not appear to be neither fashion nor imitable.
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