Marcello Pera

Italian philosopher and politician · Italy · Academics · Born 1943 · age 83

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Marcello Pera is an Italian philosopher and politician. He was the president of the Italian Senate from 2001 to 2006.

A life in dates

2008“In everyday language, a secular person is someone who does not believe, while a secularist is someone who believes that those who believe have no reason to believe.”In their words19 January 2008La Stampa, 19 January 2008Read the whole statement

2007“It is nothing new that Italian relativists, and not only them, try to use Europe, where relativism is dominant, to achieve their goals at the national level.”In their words11 December 2007Avvenire, 11 December 2007Read the whole statement

2004“An ill wind is blowing across Europe.”In their wordsSenza radici, 2004Read the whole statement

2003Medal of the Oriental Republic of UruguayAward2002“(About Francesco De Martino) A great scholar and a great politician.”In their words18 November 2002Repubblica.it, 18 November 2002Read the whole statement

1994“Berlusconi is halfway between a dapper cabaret artist and a television salesman selling kitchenware, something that would have inspired and distressed poor Fellini. (1994)”In their wordsMichele De Lucia, Siamo alla frutta, Kaos 2005. ISBN 8879531530Read the whole statement

1993“Revolution has strict rules and tight deadlines. (26 September 1993)”In their words26 September 1993Gianni Barbacetto, Campioni d'Italia, Marco Tropea editore. Citato in Sono "giustizialista". Da quando Marcello Pera è diventatoRead the whole statement

1943Born28 January 1943

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In everyday language, a secular person is someone who does not believe, while a secularist is someone who believes that those who believe have no reason to believe.
Jan 19, 2008, La Stampa, 19 January 2008, Own words
It is nothing new that Italian relativists, and not only them, try to use Europe, where relativism is dominant, to achieve their goals at the national level.
Dec 11, 2007, Avvenire, 11 December 2007, Own words
The left hates our culture and our civilisation to such an extent that it is willing to hand it over, as it is doing, to Islam.
Feb 3, 2007, Libero, 3 February 2007, Own words

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Awards

Medal of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay2003

Order of the Three Stars

Grand Cross of the Order of the Sun of Peru

Grand Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland

About this person

Country

Italy

Academics from Italy 6

Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza52.7

Pier Carlo Padoan52.2

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