THE FUTURE OF VENICE
And the younger generations' YOUNG
view of anything but comforting to the course on his economic and political events, that Venice is not inevitably and inexorably destined to a future too far away to become another by itself, reduced to a sad, sad simulacrum of itself, I find that it would be highly desirable, if not appropriate, notify that in the relevant context, such as, for example, the family and school, there is much more prodigious As today is not the case in order to instill in the hearts of younger generations, who will be the future citizens of tomorrow in Venice, love and respect for Venice and its traditions.
The basic question in the problem of the salvation of Venice and its safeguards, which implies and includes all other matters, is not by chance, just one of its future inhabitants. From that number, but also, above all, love and respect they held him in or not will obviously depend on the continuity of identity that has characterized so far and made unique and incomparable. In the absence of which, even once the physical survival was guaranteed permanently in Venice and made even thriving and prosperous than ever to its economy, however, goes without saying that it would no longer, alas, Venice.
ENZO PEDROCCHI
And the younger generations' YOUNG
view of anything but comforting to the course on his economic and political events, that Venice is not inevitably and inexorably destined to a future too far away to become another by itself, reduced to a sad, sad simulacrum of itself, I find that it would be highly desirable, if not appropriate, notify that in the relevant context, such as, for example, the family and school, there is much more prodigious As today is not the case in order to instill in the hearts of younger generations, who will be the future citizens of tomorrow in Venice, love and respect for Venice and its traditions.
The basic question in the problem of the salvation of Venice and its safeguards, which implies and includes all other matters, is not by chance, just one of its future inhabitants. From that number, but also, above all, love and respect they held him in or not will obviously depend on the continuity of identity that has characterized so far and made unique and incomparable. In the absence of which, even once the physical survival was guaranteed permanently in Venice and made even thriving and prosperous than ever to its economy, however, goes without saying that it would no longer, alas, Venice.
ENZO PEDROCCHI
