The article reflects on the legacy of neoliberalism through the lens of journalist Mauro Del Corno, who passed away last year. It discusses his unpublished work, which critiques neoliberalism for failing to deliver widespread well-being and instead causing widespread poverty, precarious employment, anxiety, and social fragmentation. The piece argues that neoliberal policies have created a stark divide between a few powerful winners and many losers, eroding public support. It references Marxist and other critical perspectives, suggesting that neoliberalism is a deliberate strategy by the capitalist class to reclaim power lost after World War II. The article warns that as public support wanes, neoliberal forces may resort to increased coercion and suppression of dissent.
Bias read (Progressive): The article presents a strongly critical view of neoliberalism, portraying it as a deliberate strategy by the capitalist class to consolidate power at the expense of the broader population. It uses terms like 'impoverishment,' 'frustration,' and 'social fragmentation' to describe the outcomes of the
