The difficult German Grand Coalition is going to be born

The bipolar division of party systems , which was to bring greater governability , conditioned by electoral systems are not suitable , requiring more and more to the formation of governments , forcing forces opposing tendencies to come together for the formation of an executive. This creates the governments which have narrow horizons because they are limited by each participating forces . Under the definition of " Grand Coalition " , gather alternative forces , in the name of governance, are forced to exhausting negotiations at the expense of speed decision-making , more and more necessary and important element in government in times of globalization. Germany had already opened this practice in 2005, but with a very different climate , then the novelty of the union of opposing forces seemed to be an opportunity to unite the country and establish a political model , which could be an opportunity to solve the many crises that afflict the continent. Even Italy , out of the last election with a break-even situation , is pursuing a similar experience , which, unfortunately , has not provided great practical results, precisely because the opposing views on the economic level , the one that requires the intervention more urgent , solutions do not allow , in one sense or another , able to implement programs radicals can lead to a definition of the problem . Germany may not be repeated in the litigious climate that is characterizing the relationship between the Italian government allies , who continue to be political enemies , but what you feel in the relationship between Christian Democrats and Social Democrats has all the feeling of a forced choice without alternatives , with all that this entails . The degree of mutual mistrust seems to be a constant, in fact when it comes to the agreement between the two parties , expected soon , the government program will have to be examined , in retrospect , to be a referendum for the Social Democrats and an extraordinary congress , made up of 200 delegates to the party of Chancellor Merkel. The discontent that crosses it, in the same way , the bases of the two parties is the best signal for a government that will take its destiny in a constant continuous instability. Merkel pretends not to be worried, but it will give a display of all his diplomatic skills and political balancing act to maintain an executive who looks very frail even before birth . On measures to be taken has already begun a crossfire of vetoes and concessions that will only put a strain on the coexistence future , provided that this will be accepted by the voters. For Europe, it will not be an easy period : from Germany to await directions and solutions to revive the continental economy and expectations about the role of the Social Democrats to lower the austerity measures necessary for the hopes of recovery appear , under these conditions exaggerated . It is true that some concession Merkel will have to do , but if you choose to promote functional measures to Germany alone , including those proposed by the left, as the average wage , it should not give in on measures concerning the EU . However, it is in the interest of the Chancellor to make the government fall , then get ready to witness the endless discussions and negotiations , first on German soil , and then on the European