Roma-Verona 1-0. La libertà di movimento dell’Inter. Il mercato libero. La globalizzazione dei diritti.

Facing a big team like Inter means facing a team with very free movements and this leads us to talk about the free movement of goods, the globalization of rights and the consequent new modernity of many Asian civil societies.

It brings us to talk about Pope Francis. An important point of reference for those who claim rights for the last on earth.

We will miss Jorge Mario Bergoglio so much and it will be difficult for the new Pope to equal him in intelligence and especially in kindness of soul.

But let's start from Saturday and the match at the Olimpico.

Good news and bad news in the match against Verona.

Let's start with the good news: Roma often takes home the bacon against weaker teams.

The bad thing is the sense of incompleteness of this team. Almost as if they were content to win by the smallest margin.

Soulè was decisive in the winning goal, but the author was Eldor who put the ball in the net and did not allow any sensational saves by the Verona defenders.

33rd Matchday Serie A	First Half	Second Half	Final Score
	1	0	1
	0	0	0

Now we will go to San Siro to face Inter, one of the strongest European teams, currently first in Serie A.

We will have to make a step forward in the quality of our performance, taking advantage of the fact that our opponents already have many matches under their belt.

Simone Inzaghi’s Inter, like the greatest European teams, defends and attacks with 10 men.

He attacks you with many men in the pressing phase with Barella or Mkhi who press the defenders in addition to the two forwards.

In construction, the reference point is Calhanoglu, but they usually develop the game on the wings.

If the others put pressure on everyone, they build directly with goalkeeper Sommer.

Acerbi can also push forward in construction and score from corners like Bastoni or Pavard.

The freedom of movement of Inter players is like the freedom of movement of goods and lately also of intangible goods thanks to the internet.

We are talking about the free market and the resulting globalization.

For example, Nike had a high profit margin and could afford affordable (?) prices because it (under)paid Vietnamese workers and had cheap prices on materials in Southeast Asia.

If Nike were forced to move production to the USA, the price of its shoes would skyrocket and it would go bankrupt shortly thereafter.

It is the parable of the market which, after periods of growth, has dizzying falls.

They are both natural and human-induced.

The reality is that Trump has decreed with his choice of tariffs the end of the American golden age.

This is also a recurring theme in the history of humanity. The one who claims to be the bearer of the golden age is usually the one who brings about the catastrophe.

This commercial globalization has led to a globalization of rights.

In many Asian countries, the demand for a more modern life, with more rights, has become increasingly strong.

The customs of Western countries have been adopted.

It is not a violent and bloody revolution, but a new, slow reformism that profoundly changes Islamic culture and society.

The man with whom this globalization of rights is most identified was our beloved Pope Francis.

The testimony of the Faith of Pope Francis has materialized in the help to the least with the encyclical “Tutti fratelli” (therefore with the request for peace) and with the defense of Creation with the encyclical “Laudato Si”. Precisely according to the teaching of Saint Francis of Assisi.

Globalization means that all over the world we all need to know English.

Globalization mainly means the Americanization of the world.

Like, during the Roman Empire, everyone had to know Latin to live. And they talked about Romanization.

Daje Roma!

Giordano Sepia