An ambiguity to discard. Is there an "Italian case" in the EU today? I believe that a certain amount of confusion has slipped into this affair. Several commentators have confused provisions, on the one hand, relating to the obligation of Member States to respect the fundamental principles of the Treaty (human rights, freedom, political pluralism, etc.), and, on the other, the fear, real or perceived, of an Italian attitude less favourable to European construction or frankly Eurosceptic. And...