1. Political objectives
Journalist:

Nuclear Microwawe, what pushed you to apply for the Italian Congress and what are the priorities you intend to pursue if you are elected? What concrete change would it make to the Italian community of Eclesiar?

@[Nuclear microwawe]

"What prompted me to apply for Congress is to give my full support to the Italian state, as a solemn entity that has always tried to highlight the foreign overview. My priorities for a first possible mandate would be to protect the made in italy, raising the import tax. I think this is one of the most important priorities because I have seen many times since I am in eclesiar holding or player outside the Italian state to surpass with lower prices the small Italian companies, forcing them to migrate abroad. Through an import tax rise, Italian companies will have much more space to grow, increase earnings and create jobs, giving stable income to new players. "

2. Economics and Development
Journalist:
The economy is a fundamental element for the growth of a nation. What proposals do you intend to support to strengthen the Italian economy, improve citizens' opportunities and promote the growth of new players?

@[Nuclear microwawe]

"As already explained I would push towards the rise of the import tax so as to compete only between Italian manufacturing and maintain the capital in Italy. I would also reduce the competition of the state holding company that I find useful in theory but in fact takes a lot of space to the private sector, bringing products that should be worth 0.6 to a mere 0.15"

3. Transparency and trust
Journalist:

The confidence of citizens in institutions is essential for a credible policy. What guarantees is it willing to offer voters to ensure transparency, fairness and responsibility during its possible mandate to Congress?

@[Nuclear microwawe]

"What I can assure the Italians is my solemn seriousness in case of election to congress and continuity of work. "

4. Why vote for her?

Journalist:

In an electoral competition each candidate tries to distinguish himself from the opponents. Why should Italian citizens choose Nuclear Microwawe? What is the concrete commitment it feels to assume and that will allow voters to assess its work?

@[Nuclear microwawe]

"The people should choose me because I believe in Italy and that it is not the dead country of 2 months ago but in a world cultural and economic center. The people should choose me because I believe in made in italy and I want to make factual measures and not remain in the current status quo for fear of change. "

5. Voices about alleged corruption

Journalist:
Nuclear Microwawe, in the political circles of Eclesiar circulate indiscretions that you would be the subject of an investigation for alleged corruption. Are these accusations without foundation or are there circumstances that it considers necessary to clarify publicly? What is your position on this and what does it feel to declare to citizens who ask for transparency?

@[Nuclear microwawe] :

I find these funny accusations and born from very simple goliardia; also because I do not really have liquidity to give 100 itl to every single voter

6. The suspicion of exchange vote

Journalist:
Another issue which is fueling political discussions concerns voices on a supposed exchange vote linked to its candidacy. Do you categorically reject these indiscretions? Can you ensure that the support received by the voters is the result of a free political choice, without promises of favors or advantages in exchange for the vote?

@[Nuclear microwawe]

"I find these funny accusations and born from very simple goliardia; also because I do not really have liquidity to give 100 itl to every single voter"

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