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He is 41 years old and living at a stone's throw from the Colosseum.
He was a scholar at the prestigious Institute Maximiliano Massimo and at the Pontificia Gregorian University, both run by the Jesuit fathers: after 14 years of intense study on classic oriented subjects, he achieves academic titles in Philosophy and Religious Sciences. He has conducted further studies in law at the "Università della Sapienza" in Pisa.
Student with Father Nardone (Jesuit from Gallarate) he is involved in the studies of the Marxism issues aiming at its abolition through fully supporting Gramsci's same ideals. He is involved in these issues at many levels for 20 years initially working as a theologian in support of the Greek-Catholic Church reduced by the KGB at the state of Catacombs supplying small-size Bibles from Rome, and consequently as a philosopher of politics with the aim of assisting Ukraine to deal with the Perestroika.
His life has often changed direction. His first intention was to follow his religious vocation, then to follow the secular Presbyterian and eventually to adopt a life as a dedicated layman: throughout these experiences he has been deeply involved in Italian and international political issues since the times of his support in a youth circles of the Democratic Party to more delicate appointments as a consultant with politicians such as Emilio Colombo and Arnaldo Forlani.
Presently he is supporting the Christian Centre Democrats working with Senator Alessandro Forlani dealing with political international issues concerning former Soviet Union countries.
His current work as a journalist includes creation of internet based magazines such as www.romameeting.it. He also writes in the "IL DIFENSORE CIVICO", "ФОРУМ", and in the daily newspaper "LA DISCUSSIONE" "L'OPINIONE" "Romareporter.it". He is attempting to explore the Ukraine problem by writing almost exclusively of the culture and socio-political issues of that country aiming at demonstrating Italians its value thus avoiding to confuse Ukrainians with the western Slavs, some of which currently invading Italy, or with the Russians. His web magazine: www.romameeting.it features specialised reports on International Trade techniques applied on problems relating to evolving countries such as Ukraine, articles in Ukrainian language as an open-door dialogue in their native language for those Ukrainians who wish to approach the "popularist, pan-european" political views of Giulio de Nicolais.He founded the group "Ukraine in Europe" in Rome.