Italy’s public debt, finance, and macro-usury. A reckoning: Crimes against humanity?

Abstract

The dynamics of Italy’s public debt can be attributed to two factors related to the increased use of current and non-current investment expenditure by politicians in search of short-term consensus, and the frequent use of destabilizing actions related to operations outside debt linked to the malicious use of finance, as demonstrated by the trials initiated by the U.S. Department of Justice since 2015.