Cuomo, Italian style? No, and Mario Draghi proves it

The alibi of the “Italian style”, invoked by the former governor of the State of New York, Andrew Cuomo, 63, to justify kisses, hugs, sexual jokes and the sprawling use of hands on the bodies of collaborators, does not has passed the examination of the Italian-American community, or at least not all.

A very substantial part of the “paisà” of the States is “disgusted” by the reference to the “Italian style”, another continues to believe in Cuomo’s innocence. The former governor could have avoided saying: “I’m not perverted, I’m just Italian”, I’m not a pervert, I’m just an Italian.

Mario Draghi also teaches Mario Cuomo’s son that Italians behave fairly and respect women in institutions.