Will Michele Boldrin (Italian economist & professor) partecipate at the next elections in Italy?
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Michele Boldrin (https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michele Boldrin) is a professor and researcher at St. Luis.
- He already took part in a political movement with Fare per fermare il declino, but leaving the lead to Oscar Giannino.
- In the recent years he got more and more audience for his talks in non-main stream media, his YouTube channel has 60k followers and he wrote several editorials on several top noch Italian newspapers.
- He is 66 yo in 2023, and this can be the right time for him to become a player in the Italian world of politics.
- By partecipate, I mean that he will candidate himself or his political party (Liberi Oltre, or any other name) keeping a "seat" for himself.
- Not like he did before without taking part to Fare per fermare il declino.
