text: paragraph. Whatever one may think about nuclear power, Fukushima remembered how important 
  
  total transparency and accountability are in the management and maintenance of*all*power sources, 
  
  and in the decision-making processes that create the corresponding public policies. 
  
  For the meantime, we'll note how all these events seem to hint that structural need and bottom-up 
  
  demand for Open Data are mounting everywhere, even in cultural contexts very different than those 
  
  in which Open Data was born, and even if sometimes they are not mentioned explicitly or 
  
  consciously. Even in Western Countries, the high-level*motivations*, for the transparency and 
  
  governance models that inspire Open Data, from positions different than those from which the 
  
  movement started, are increasing. In 1931 Pope Pio XI wrote, in the Encyclical Quadragesimo anno 
  
  that: 
  
  *80. The supreme authority of the State ought, therefore, to let subordinate groups*
  *handle matters and concerns of lesser importance, which would otherwise dissipate its*
  *efforts greatly. Thereby the State will more freely, powerfully, and effectively do all*
  *those things that belong to it alone because it alone can do them: directing, watching,*
  *urging, restraining, as occasion requires and necessity demands. Therefore, those in*
  *power should be sure that the more perfectly a graduated order is kept among the*
  *various associations, in observance of the principle of "subsidiary function," the*
  *stronger social authority and effectiveness will be the happier and more prosperous the*
  *condition of the State.*