La scuola italiana è fatta per tenerti povero
14 Oct 2025 · 1 min

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Corrado Fontana critiques the Italian school system, arguing it originates in the Gentile Law (1923, fascist-era) and was structured to channel most people into factory work or clerical roles while reserving university access for the wealthy. He supports this with a personal anecdote about attending a technical institute in Bassano del Grappa that served the Ocean factory (now Baxi).










