Sarah Pozzoli

Sarah Pozzoli is a Milan-based journalist who writes for La Repubblica (Affari & Finanza), the monthly magazine Valori, and other publications.

Italy's referendum farewell

Italy's national referendum on 25-26 June 2006 was not the fiasco many observers feared. But the result, clear as it was, does little to resolve the many problems

By Sarah Pozzoli and Mario Rossi

/ 27 Jun 2006

Italy's political waiting-room

Romano Prodi didn't win and Silvio Berlusconi didn't lose. After the sound and fury of Italy's election campaign, the inconclusive outcome of the general

By Sarah Pozzoli and Mario Rossi

/ 17 Apr 2006

Who rules Italy?

Referendum in Italy not many voted, no one died, and nothing changed. A cynic might so describe the events of 12-13 June, when 74.1% of Italian citizens chose not

By Sarah Pozzoli

/ 23 Jun 2005

The fall and rise of Silvio Berlusconi

The resignation of Italys prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, after the crushing defeat of his governments centre-right coalition in the regional elections of 3-4 April calls to mind the

By Sarah Pozzoli and Mario Rossi

/ 21 Apr 2005