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Sunday, January 30, 2011
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Knowledge Revolution in progress at this moment
In this moment there is Tahrir Square, Cairo, crowded with thousands of people defying a curfew in heart of the capital of Egypt. A little while ago, warplanes darted above the square at very low altitude, deafening television matches, while al-Jaazirah denounced the attempt to silence him, frantic maneuvers were woven between the government and military leaders, and el-Baradei spoke to the crowd with a megaphone. It is not a revolt, not a rebellion. This is really revolutionary. More: it is a democratic revolution.
It 's very unlikely that the Mubarak regime to hold. Above all, it would be catastrophic, because it would cause a wave of indignation and rage throughout the Islamic world, which would give much more than what some fear the fall of Mubarak. We can only hope that there will be spared such a disaster. That the dignity, authenticity, maturity, that this movement is showing prevail on mob violence and power. We hope that the rais
go away without further bloodshed. But the stakes are too high to take for granted the capitulation of the regime.
Egypt is not any one country: it is the cornerstone of that constellation of false democracies and tyrannies that have been for several decades, the puppets of the West and Americans in the Middle East and North Africa.
This inevitably falling under attack is not simply the Egyptian regime, but the whole of Western policy towards this region, which supported a sword these tyrannies, making us believe that if there is no democracy in the Arab world because Muslims I'm not capable, that these regimes were the only means to ensure "stability" of the region, the only option other tyrannies were even worse, that is hostile to the West.
AND 'statement the day before yesterday Frattini, said to be confident that Mubarak will continue to rule "wisely", as it always has. Wisely? Jailing hundreds of opposition on the eve of every election? Suppressing dissent, persecuting opponents even more reasonable, gagging the media and information?
Lucio Caracciolo was more honest last night. He said: "The rule is that if a dictator is a friend, should be helped and supported."
Well, if there is something that we can hope now is that the battle raging in these hours bury forever these "rules". 
There's a battle t's raging outside and
'll soon shake your windows an 'rattle your walls
Bob Dylan
In this moment there is Tahrir Square, Cairo, crowded with thousands of people defying a curfew in heart of the capital of Egypt. A little while ago, warplanes darted above the square at very low altitude, deafening television matches, while al-Jaazirah denounced the attempt to silence him, frantic maneuvers were woven between the government and military leaders, and el-Baradei spoke to the crowd with a megaphone. It is not a revolt, not a rebellion. This is really revolutionary. More: it is a democratic revolution.
It 's very unlikely that the Mubarak regime to hold. Above all, it would be catastrophic, because it would cause a wave of indignation and rage throughout the Islamic world, which would give much more than what some fear the fall of Mubarak. We can only hope that there will be spared such a disaster. That the dignity, authenticity, maturity, that this movement is showing prevail on mob violence and power. We hope that the rais
go away without further bloodshed. But the stakes are too high to take for granted the capitulation of the regime.
Egypt is not any one country: it is the cornerstone of that constellation of false democracies and tyrannies that have been for several decades, the puppets of the West and Americans in the Middle East and North Africa.
This inevitably falling under attack is not simply the Egyptian regime, but the whole of Western policy towards this region, which supported a sword these tyrannies, making us believe that if there is no democracy in the Arab world because Muslims I'm not capable, that these regimes were the only means to ensure "stability" of the region, the only option other tyrannies were even worse, that is hostile to the West.
AND 'statement the day before yesterday Frattini, said to be confident that Mubarak will continue to rule "wisely", as it always has. Wisely? Jailing hundreds of opposition on the eve of every election? Suppressing dissent, persecuting opponents even more reasonable, gagging the media and information?
Lucio Caracciolo was more honest last night. He said: "The rule is that if a dictator is a friend, should be helped and supported."
Well, if there is something that we can hope now is that the battle raging in these hours bury forever these "rules".
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If they do, Berlusconi has been lost - an analysis of the transition Italian
the midst of this second wave of the case Ruby and the elections have reappeared at the next horizon, it's time to finally fulfill the promise of the last post and summarize the argument so far conducted on the nature of Berlusconi and the indications that we can derive from this analysis in regard to the choices that lie ahead opposition. We are at a crossroads with no return and we can choose the right path.
I argued (in post 17 and 24 October) that Berlusconi cultivates a proposed neo-authoritarian concentration of power, which is not compatible with democracy as such. I believe that this project has grown ever since he ascended in politics, even from before then.
The content of this design is summarized in a few words (see post 8 January) subject to government control all the power centers, institutional and extra-institutional, who are able to limit the public powers of 'the executive, judicial and media power in the first place.
I argued that the parable of Berlusconi is not the result of an occasional personal life lived to the limits of legality, but of a strategic design inspired by a clear conception of power and with a clear political line.
This policy is not center, but profoundly right (see 11/24 post). It 'not so right for choices in the economic or other spheres of political power, which, considering the current international framework, are mostly in accordance with conservative governments. E 'right, indeed the extreme right, for his guidance in the institutional, directed towards authoritarianism el'autocrazia in ways that are unmatched in the West and democracies in general. On this level the Berlusconi is not a peculiar form of conservatism, but a new form of extremism (post 18.12). A post-industrial extreme right that does not show the face of relentless male and autocracies of the early twentieth century, but the seductive and somewhat 'feminine fascination of television.
If the fascist propaganda was all geared towards the male side of the mind, cultivate violence and measures its success by the ability to recruit men, rather than Berlusconi favors the female side, it purports to condemn violence and includes among its requirements that to seduce women (already ...) that have since become electric.
On the other hand, if the fascist propaganda openly proclaimed his anti-democratic purposes, that Berlusconi is a master at hiding his fascination and based on deception.
The deception is essential to the mechanics of Berlusconi. The Berlusconi must pretend liberal because it is based on the collection of television electoral support which would otherwise be impossible. So he pretends to defend the rights of a citizen campaign against interception which is actually all aimed at defending the power of the law. Is passed to freedom of expression a private monopoly control on TV is actually a serious threat to the right to information. It is seeded with both hands hatred against the enemy, the "communists", the "justice-", the "judges" (and a few days ago, the television appearance of an unexpected middle-aged woman who declared excitedly: "The magistrates? I had my way they throw them away! ") And proclaims there is, ironically, the" party of love. " And so on.
At first glance, it seems that this deception has been a tremendous success and unpredictable. E 'succeed in getting the same opposition (at least in large part) that Berlusconi is indeed a "moderate", the PDL is really a strength "liberal", that extremism is a normal "right-wing" or even that Berlusconi does not has no political project and is devoted only to pursue his personal interests. This is certainly a formidable result.
But from another point of view, this deception has failed miserably, because it has achieved to date, its objectives. In sixteen years of battles, the Berlusconi failed to rein in the judiciary, has failed to stifle the information, failed to neutralize the constitutional court. Above all failed to win approval of a majority of Italians (after 18.11). If it is true that in Italy there is a "regime" is not there because Berlusconi has tried it is because, despite everything, did not succeed.
If there is a puzzle to be solved, this is not "Because the Italians contend Berlusconi." The Italians, in majority, do not support it (surprisingly, he recognized himself in video message on 28 January, when he said his coalition had "more than 45%" in the polls). Given the power and cunning of the media put in place, the consent of the large minority who became fascinated by Berlusconi needs no further explanation. If there is a miracle to explain, this is the exact opposite: that despite all the attempts of construction of this scheme is not yet, to date, went into port, that has not yet been able to build those conditions irremovability the power he has so doggedly pursued.
I believe that this failure must be attributed mainly to two factors, one of the legal-formal, the other a cultural one: the durability of constitutional guarantees and democratic sentiment of the country, often rooted in the best traditions of socialist and Catholic liberal. The first blocked the road to more subversive actions, the second has prevented more than recognize the new Man of Providence. We can not however give credit for this failure to response strategies of the opposition, which have proved very weak.
What has paralyzed the opposition was mainly a fundamental error analysis, carried out since the beginning of the parable and then tenaciously Berlusconi repeated to this day. This has been refusing to recognize the autocratic nature of Berlusconi's political project and therefore its intrinsic adverse to democracy, its inherent extremism. Despite its apparent descent from P2, despite warnings by the movements, intellectuals, groups of concerned citizens, despite the countless warnings originated from the rest of the world, has made every effort to accredit as a regular opponent of Berlusconi's center-right , to beat the field of concrete political decisions, practices, capacity for governance, looking in all the ways of mortal sin ' "Antiberlusconismo.
Rather than indict the entire political and institutional design Berlusconi, it was decided to wink at strengthening the executive, to negotiate constitutional changes, negotiated justice reforms, accept the idea that the "governance" should be privileged on representation, without realizing that they credited with a value that is at its maximum in the dictatorship.
But there's more: even when, as in the case of Di Pietro and Labor, has chosen the path of least opposition front, we preferred to ignore the existence of a political plan and has put in Close's character, his acts of lawlessness, his attention to his interests, his unpresentable private vices, his alleged inability to govern.
Of course I do not mean that acts of lawlessness should be ignored. Of course, should be reported and prosecuted in every way. But are not the essential aspect. Do not be mistaken for the cause of political Berlusconi, Travaglio as does, for they are rather the result, perhaps even indispensable. If the man had pursued his intentions even without committing a crime, would not have been less dangerous, it would have been even more.
regard to the alleged inability to rule, this is the weakest argument of all. If we look at the "practical things", economic policy, public finance, foreign policy, and even education policy, the difference between the orientations of the majority and the opposition (very clear on other levels) tends to fade into the mist. I intend to discuss in the future (perhaps before Christmas ...) the political viability and the government's foreign policy that still sits in office: I shall confine myself for the moment to anticipate that both, in my opinion, they saw, alongside many deleterious aspects, other positive choices, even in important matters (see post 6.11). It is on this ground that You can easily beat Berlusconi.
But let's immediate relevance. If Berlusconi is likely to fall today, not for its collection of past misdeeds, nor for his inability to govern, but for his private vices unpresentable. Just the most insignificant part of its history, compared to the historic significance of the drama that we live by creeping over sixteen years. I have already said the case is ironic, but also emblematic (post 2.11). What interests me here is the way out.
And in this moment the three possible ways out.
We can not exclude the possibility that Berlusconi will be able once again to overcome the crisis and remain in the saddle, and emerge strengthened even further. In this case, has already made it, he threw himself with renewed ardor in its program of subversive law: wiretapping, quick process, separation of career ... In a word, in the construction of the scheme. But it is the most likely hypothesis. Abandoned by the Catholic hierarchy, mocked by the whole world, beaten by the Constitutional Court, prosecuted by the law, the target of right-minded indignation, crutches in parliament by only two or three samples scilipotaggine, even downloaded from TG2, the beloved knight is unlikely to ford to pass this without drama. The
Second, where the transitional government leading the country to elections. Tremonti? Alfano? Read? It would be a way dangerous and full of unknowns. Would without Berlusconi Berlusconi to power, with the great general of the Sultan engaged in a duel to the death with Bossi, Casini, Fini, Bersani and so on, to negotiate a pre-established electoral law in favor of anyone who can come out winner an opaque and unpredictable, which could put in the attic any yearning for genuine popular sovereignty. It may happen that a bargaining between balanced forces produce a better result of the intentions of each: it was the case of the Republican Constitution. Would hardly be the case this juncture.
The hypothesis that seems most likely at present, is that you go to early elections with the same electoral law. This was, until recently, the ace up the sleeve of Silvio Berlusconi. Not any more. Before the Senate found that creaked. Then he realized that creaks even the Chamber. More precisely: Berlusconi may hope to win the House only if its opponents are divided, because only then could the prize catch of the majority once again turn his minority into a majority in parliamentary elections.
For once, there are those who understood. Bersani. Who declared in no uncertain terms that it intends to pursue an alliance of all opposition.
E 'an impossible task? Vendola said: "With ever Fini." Casini said: "With Vendola ever."
They are right. They are right when it comes to building "a government proposal seriously," a coalition of far-reaching that it should decide to build consensus on things ranging from Afghanistan to euthanasia, the metalworkers' contract funds to private schools, nuclear and municipal taxes, in other words, a government of course. It 'no use pretending that it is possible to find a consensus of this kind that goes, I say fine to Ferrari, but even from casino to Rosy Bindi.
But this is not to propose a government of course. This is to handle the final transition to another phase of republican history, a phase that is liberated from the nightmare of this extremism.
What I have to agree the opposition forces is the location of spill by Berlusconi and the return to normal ways of democracy. Much could be said about what this path may lead. For example, a new electoral law, fair and acceptable to all. For example, being allowed the smooth and orderly conduct of the trials against the premier. To example, that you put on the table the question of the media, both in the private monopoly control as public broadcasting. For example, it is rigorously adhered reinforced the independence of the judiciary. In other words, everything you need to guarantee the conditions of democracy, rule of law, political pluralism, separation of powers, the regularity of the electoral process and the formation of political consensus. Of course there are other choices be postponed to be done, for example, the line to take in respect of the financial markets and attack, always lurking, against Italy's sovereign debt. But the questions is can not be postponed more than possible to reach an agreement.
What matters is that the consensus that it is necessary at this time, to form an alliance to bury Mr Berlusconi should not and can not focus on 'political orientation, but on something higher and shared address constitutional, the foundations of democracy. It is to regain the conditions for a normal democratic process, and this, fortunately, is possible in a short space of time, provided there is clarity and agreement on objectives. After a right and a left normal and a level playing field will return to confront the choices of government.
The angry reaction and decomposed with which Berlusconi addressed the storm in case Ruby opens the way for a frontal collision. Up to now could be understood to follow a cautious moderation , now is the behavior of man he is dropping the mask, revealing his physiognomy pure autocrat. And 'this now must be put on trial.
Berlusconi does not need to leave because he is a pimp, not to go because "he does not want to rule" should not go because he is unable to do so. He must go because it attempted to build a system, tried to place himself and his power over any law or any rule, even any decency. This is the realization that it can and must unite now, all free men and women of this country.
The "spirit of CNL" which called last week Barbara Spinelli is far from impossible to arouse. As long as the opposition leaders will decide to do so. If they do, Berlusconi is lost.
POSTSCRIPT. Just when this post was almost ready to go out, I found it on sale the latest issue of Micromega, entitled "Berlusconi and fascism." The introductory essay by Paolo Flores D'Arcais with impressive grip follows the arguments in this blog, in the 10 theses of 2003 and the first LabDem section of this post. I will return to this essay and the volume in the near future. Maybe before Easter ...
Post postscript. It is worth comparing the second section of this post with the interview of D'Alema page. 11 La Repubblica today, I read only after the publication of the post.
Post postscript. It is worth comparing the second section of this post with the interview of D'Alema page. 11 La Repubblica today, I read only after the publication of the post.
Saturday, January 29, 2011
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The "bubble" of anger
had already happened in Iran, has just happened in Tunisia. And now could expand like wildfire in Egypt, Albania and then who knows. Young, unemployed, angry, angry most of the time. Willing to die like in Tunisia in order not to accept living in dictatorships that force them to not see a future for them and providing a monthly stipend of € 80 by the peddlers. I have two common denominators: they live in countries where corruption is king, and democracy is a concept expressed only on web pages. And here the second denominator: the Internet. The protest started from there and if he has taken on a political hue is only because the opposition have used this anger. A bit like it happened in Italy with the Purple People, which massive mobilization of December 2009 has been gradually diminishing when the protest is, as it were, institutionalized.
exists a theocratic dictatorship in Iran. But the children of the Eighties grown in the myth of the Islamic revolution of 1979 are now adults. Do not chase the myth of the West, are proud of their culture, are religious, but they are not fundamentalists. Some, even in Europe, they could be accused of cultural relativism. In reality they have just realized that you can open the world without losing their identity. And they understand that democracy is not synonymous with infidelity to their cultural background. When Ahmadinejad's regime has stolen their right to vote, took to the streets. They've got arrest, torture and kill. They got the attention of the world that then was turned away, preferring to focus on Sakineh.
In Tunisia "the bubble of anger" has broken out for lack of a future. The corrupt regime of Ben Ali has led to the extreme large sections of the population, while a minority risicatissima live in wealth. A script already seen in Africa. Now Ben Ali has fled, but the revolution was accomplished and many of those guys are afraid that a dictatorship is replaced by another. The men who now ferry the country to phantom elections are the same who got rich with the old regime. A scene from "The Leopard" that threatens to extinguish the fire that wiped out Ben Ali.
In Egypt the situation is similar to that of Tunisia. The "Pharaoh" is called Mubarak and guide the country for thirty years. Here, too, as elections are held in Iran, but they are just a smokescreen. Mubarak is old and sick and, as a good Pharaoh, he plans to leave the scepter to his son Gamal. The unemployed youth of Cairo are angry. Many of them have a culture to be spent for the good of their country. But will the son of the despot, who lives in opulence, to decide for them. The danger in Egypt is also religious. The opposition fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood and frightens the West evokes the specter of a new Iran. Will the young Egyptian combine the rejection of fundamentalism Iran's desire for democracy in Tunisia?
In Albania, in theory, applies to democracy. But since communism is no more to lead the way for this piece of land overlooking the Adriatic sea is one man: Sami Berisha, former personal physician of Enver Oxha, the old tyrant who ran the country before the fall the Wall. Protests (peaceful) going on for days, as well as repression (many already dead). All of a largely indifferent slice of Europe which does pull a few minutes to flip Berisha.
Who is next? Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria, the hero of the war of independence from France but the country's leader for 12 years already? Morocco's King Mohammed VI (traditional monarchy) or Abdallah II of Jordan (very close to the U.S. and less traditional Moroccan colleague)? Or Lukashenko of Belarus, "persona non grata" by the European Union?
Anger mounts and the era of the Web, as evidenced by Wikileaks, travel information and, correspondingly, increases the "organized dissent." That the "contagion" begins.
exists a theocratic dictatorship in Iran. But the children of the Eighties grown in the myth of the Islamic revolution of 1979 are now adults. Do not chase the myth of the West, are proud of their culture, are religious, but they are not fundamentalists. Some, even in Europe, they could be accused of cultural relativism. In reality they have just realized that you can open the world without losing their identity. And they understand that democracy is not synonymous with infidelity to their cultural background. When Ahmadinejad's regime has stolen their right to vote, took to the streets. They've got arrest, torture and kill. They got the attention of the world that then was turned away, preferring to focus on Sakineh.
In Tunisia "the bubble of anger" has broken out for lack of a future. The corrupt regime of Ben Ali has led to the extreme large sections of the population, while a minority risicatissima live in wealth. A script already seen in Africa. Now Ben Ali has fled, but the revolution was accomplished and many of those guys are afraid that a dictatorship is replaced by another. The men who now ferry the country to phantom elections are the same who got rich with the old regime. A scene from "The Leopard" that threatens to extinguish the fire that wiped out Ben Ali.
In Egypt the situation is similar to that of Tunisia. The "Pharaoh" is called Mubarak and guide the country for thirty years. Here, too, as elections are held in Iran, but they are just a smokescreen. Mubarak is old and sick and, as a good Pharaoh, he plans to leave the scepter to his son Gamal. The unemployed youth of Cairo are angry. Many of them have a culture to be spent for the good of their country. But will the son of the despot, who lives in opulence, to decide for them. The danger in Egypt is also religious. The opposition fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood and frightens the West evokes the specter of a new Iran. Will the young Egyptian combine the rejection of fundamentalism Iran's desire for democracy in Tunisia?
In Albania, in theory, applies to democracy. But since communism is no more to lead the way for this piece of land overlooking the Adriatic sea is one man: Sami Berisha, former personal physician of Enver Oxha, the old tyrant who ran the country before the fall the Wall. Protests (peaceful) going on for days, as well as repression (many already dead). All of a largely indifferent slice of Europe which does pull a few minutes to flip Berisha.
Who is next? Abdelaziz Bouteflika of Algeria, the hero of the war of independence from France but the country's leader for 12 years already? Morocco's King Mohammed VI (traditional monarchy) or Abdallah II of Jordan (very close to the U.S. and less traditional Moroccan colleague)? Or Lukashenko of Belarus, "persona non grata" by the European Union?
Anger mounts and the era of the Web, as evidenced by Wikileaks, travel information and, correspondingly, increases the "organized dissent." That the "contagion" begins.
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Umbria and Marche, there are no happy islands
When we speak of the 'Ndrangheta have to be clear. The "Malapianta" has infected the whole of Italy and uncontaminated territories no longer exist. "The province of Perugia, with twenty-three died of an overdose in 2006, ranks third in Italy for the number of deaths caused by drugs. Umbria, however, is in second place among the Italian regions to the number of persons reported to the court for drug trafficking "(Antonio Nicaso).
In Perugia there are two 'ndrine already encountered in the "Previously" section of our Italian tour: the Farao-Marincola originating in Ciro Marina (Crotone) and Facchineri Novigrad (Reggio Calabria). Ros writes: "In Umbria, is the most active gang Facchineri, who have created a diverse membership structure devoted to criminal activities primarily to import large consignments of drugs and their subsequent commercialization." The same Ros has conducted the survey "Windshear" that allowed investigators to "rebuild a criminal network dedicated to the importation and trafficking of drugs" which was part even Roberto Pannunzi, considered one of the main referents of the Colombian Medellin cartel and linked to gang Macro Siderno. Together with Pannunzi the network was run by other gangs active in Locride: Aquino, Bumbaca, Coluccio and D'Agostino.
Invasion of the 'Ndrangheta is more recent than that experienced by other regions. The clan De Stefano arrived in Perugia around the beginning of the nineties. In 2007 Pietralunga are seized 95 hectares of land under management, according to investigators, as middleman related to the clan. But the first to operate in the territory were Facchineri, who settled in Citta di Castello, which in 1983 (when even the 'ndrine not controlled cocaine) seized the entrepreneur Victor Garineri.
In 2008 and again Ros Attorney Perugia find the intersection between the Morabito clan-Palamara-Bruzzaniti and Casale, another example of a joint venture of Calabria and Campania regions of central Italy. The "sign" through the creation of companies, aimed to do business in the building by building resorts and shopping malls. But he was also addicted to extortion. An emissary of the 'ndrine was intercepted as he spoke to an entrepreneur: "If you do not give me the equipment as everyone bench kids." The
'ndrine killed in Umbria. In 2005 individuals linked to the clan-Farao Marincola are accused of killing Robert Provenzano, according to the gang guilty of trying to make money from the drug in a cirotani controlled territory.
speech similar to that pitted for Umbria has to be done even for the Marche area in which the 'ndrine have infiltrated just more recently that for the neighboring Umbria. The first to understand the appetizing land were members of the clan Ursino - Macro Ionica joyful, active in the province of Pesaro-Urbino. Antonio Nicaso writes: "In the Marche region has it all. There is a unique coastal and inland entrepreneurially developed, with many small and medium enterprises. A port (Ancona) and an Airport (Falconara) that provide a link to the Eastern markets. " The main activities
are drug trafficking (from Calabria and also routed to the Emilia Romagna) and money laundering. Another gang active in the region is that of Alvaro de Sinopoli who led several business investments between Ancona and Senigallia Montemorciano Marina. In that area was arrested on gang member Antonio Alvaro, and in 2006 in the province of Macerata is over with the handcuffs Vincenzo Ficara, eponymous clan of Reggio Calabria.
In Perugia there are two 'ndrine already encountered in the "Previously" section of our Italian tour: the Farao-Marincola originating in Ciro Marina (Crotone) and Facchineri Novigrad (Reggio Calabria). Ros writes: "In Umbria, is the most active gang Facchineri, who have created a diverse membership structure devoted to criminal activities primarily to import large consignments of drugs and their subsequent commercialization." The same Ros has conducted the survey "Windshear" that allowed investigators to "rebuild a criminal network dedicated to the importation and trafficking of drugs" which was part even Roberto Pannunzi, considered one of the main referents of the Colombian Medellin cartel and linked to gang Macro Siderno. Together with Pannunzi the network was run by other gangs active in Locride: Aquino, Bumbaca, Coluccio and D'Agostino.
Invasion of the 'Ndrangheta is more recent than that experienced by other regions. The clan De Stefano arrived in Perugia around the beginning of the nineties. In 2007 Pietralunga are seized 95 hectares of land under management, according to investigators, as middleman related to the clan. But the first to operate in the territory were Facchineri, who settled in Citta di Castello, which in 1983 (when even the 'ndrine not controlled cocaine) seized the entrepreneur Victor Garineri.
In 2008 and again Ros Attorney Perugia find the intersection between the Morabito clan-Palamara-Bruzzaniti and Casale, another example of a joint venture of Calabria and Campania regions of central Italy. The "sign" through the creation of companies, aimed to do business in the building by building resorts and shopping malls. But he was also addicted to extortion. An emissary of the 'ndrine was intercepted as he spoke to an entrepreneur: "If you do not give me the equipment as everyone bench kids." The
'ndrine killed in Umbria. In 2005 individuals linked to the clan-Farao Marincola are accused of killing Robert Provenzano, according to the gang guilty of trying to make money from the drug in a cirotani controlled territory.
speech similar to that pitted for Umbria has to be done even for the Marche area in which the 'ndrine have infiltrated just more recently that for the neighboring Umbria. The first to understand the appetizing land were members of the clan Ursino - Macro Ionica joyful, active in the province of Pesaro-Urbino. Antonio Nicaso writes: "In the Marche region has it all. There is a unique coastal and inland entrepreneurially developed, with many small and medium enterprises. A port (Ancona) and an Airport (Falconara) that provide a link to the Eastern markets. " The main activities
are drug trafficking (from Calabria and also routed to the Emilia Romagna) and money laundering. Another gang active in the region is that of Alvaro de Sinopoli who led several business investments between Ancona and Senigallia Montemorciano Marina. In that area was arrested on gang member Antonio Alvaro, and in 2006 in the province of Macerata is over with the handcuffs Vincenzo Ficara, eponymous clan of Reggio Calabria.
Friday, January 28, 2011
What Are Good Fast Cameras?
Wear the empty classroom.
waving our dreams street
we put on the chest our prayers
proud and show the world
smother your fears with smiles silver
birth nostalgia for the secrets that we said
're going to live in the library of Paris I always speak,
that I've always talked
we stick the pictures on our ,
there will be armor for every breath I could not stand
will protect us when we collect the bodies of a fragile joy
and then fill your empty cotton candy
and then you will feed them with records of Etta James Eric Clapton and
and then paint Persistence of Memory and men in bowler hat for you
and fill our home of poetry
swear I swallow all my life there
and when in of us will be an accumulated fatigue tender, like a caress,
we collect
and we'll just flesh
drains us and we'll just flesh
and will be easier to see
and when there will be nothing left to say
dance on one hundred magnolias
see
this wind growling mongrel and devours us skin
will no longer make sense when all around us there are only
our hands
and your eyes
hundred and magnolias
to cry our silence.
Friday, January 21, 2011
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To err is human, even for the Head of State
In Italy, many newspapers and opinion leaders find it difficult to exercise the sacred right of criticism of the President of the Republic. By definition, our Head of State is the "guarantor of the Constitution," the third part of the political game, whose only point of reference the Constitution came into force in 1948. One of its tasks is to promulgate laws and decrees issued by the government or Parliament. One of his few "real powers" and return to the Chambers laws, to put it in a simplistic but effective, did not like. Need not be unconstitutional. It 'just that the President does not like that law, perhaps because the judges wrong. We
five examples. In July 2008 the Parliament adopted in haste the infamous Lodo Alfano. In favor of who was issued the law is clear. Whether it is equally unconstitutional. In the first instance because it is difficult to imagine that conforms with the Constitution a provision that places itself above the law someone. According to the Lodo Alfano because it was too similar to the Lodo Schifani (2004), already found to be unconstitutional by the Consulta. When the law is (re) failed, not a criticism is raised to the Head of State ("The Guarantor of the Constitution") has signed in 24 hours (while it has up to 60 days to do so). Same thing can be done on such failure, "partially failed" recently by the judges themselves. President Napolitano has countersigned the two laws unconstitutional, can not be criticized?
Last year the government issued the decree on the "tax shield". If you have capital abroad, you can return them anonymously in Italy paying 5 percent of the total. Some might argue that this is state money. And in fact there are many Italians to think so. When a man approaches Giorgio Napolitano, in one of his many visits around Italy, and requested him not to sign the law, the President of the Republic explodes and declares that "it is useless, so that back then the law and and where do I sign. " Statement as true as jarring because the lessons that the Head of State imparts to that city are two: 1) 'useless to give a strong message to the country, the Government and Parliament, by one of the few powers I have. 2) My role is unnecessary.
strange reason for the "guarantor of the Constitution." Fourth example
Eluana the decree. In February 2009 when Mr Berlusconi also announced that the government is to issue a decree that, in practice, becomes a straight leg on the decision of the Court to respect the will of the girl, Napolitano made it known he will not sign the decree. Decision for some morally impeccable, but constitutionally questionable. It is not the tasks of the Head of State to know in advance what you think of the laws discussion. One way to do, the newspapers dubbed "moral suasion, which Napolitano will use other times on sensitive issues (one example: the law on wiretapping.) Again no critical Giorgio Napolitano. Why? Last
example Gelmini reform. In the days of protests (even violent) student, Napolitano at the Quirinale a delegation calls. The guys at the end of the interview appear to be satisfied, because the President also highlighted his concerns in talks on reform. A week passed and Napolitano signed the law. Lawful decision, but if it is true that the Head of State was puzzled why he signed? A basic question for any writer, but the signature goes almost unnoticed and many newspapers, strongly opposed the reform, does not rise up criticism of the President.
In conclusion, because in Italy you can not criticize the head of state? Criticare does not necessarily rhyme with delegitimize, demonize, "pull to the jacket" or disrespect. It 's just the preparation that every journalist should be given to the institutions if the latter, according to the vision of the journalist, or take a wrong mistake.
attitude to the Italian press against the head of state similar to that of the faithful against the alleged "infallibility" What will be the Pope for the person who believes in certain dogmas, but it is not for those who are secular, atheist or merely professes another religion.
The President of the Republic and the Pope (also a Head of State) are men chosen by other men. And if to err is human is not taking a charge to make them foolproof.
five examples. In July 2008 the Parliament adopted in haste the infamous Lodo Alfano. In favor of who was issued the law is clear. Whether it is equally unconstitutional. In the first instance because it is difficult to imagine that conforms with the Constitution a provision that places itself above the law someone. According to the Lodo Alfano because it was too similar to the Lodo Schifani (2004), already found to be unconstitutional by the Consulta. When the law is (re) failed, not a criticism is raised to the Head of State ("The Guarantor of the Constitution") has signed in 24 hours (while it has up to 60 days to do so). Same thing can be done on such failure, "partially failed" recently by the judges themselves. President Napolitano has countersigned the two laws unconstitutional, can not be criticized?
Last year the government issued the decree on the "tax shield". If you have capital abroad, you can return them anonymously in Italy paying 5 percent of the total. Some might argue that this is state money. And in fact there are many Italians to think so. When a man approaches Giorgio Napolitano, in one of his many visits around Italy, and requested him not to sign the law, the President of the Republic explodes and declares that "it is useless, so that back then the law and and where do I sign. " Statement as true as jarring because the lessons that the Head of State imparts to that city are two: 1) 'useless to give a strong message to the country, the Government and Parliament, by one of the few powers I have. 2) My role is unnecessary.
strange reason for the "guarantor of the Constitution." Fourth example
Eluana the decree. In February 2009 when Mr Berlusconi also announced that the government is to issue a decree that, in practice, becomes a straight leg on the decision of the Court to respect the will of the girl, Napolitano made it known he will not sign the decree. Decision for some morally impeccable, but constitutionally questionable. It is not the tasks of the Head of State to know in advance what you think of the laws discussion. One way to do, the newspapers dubbed "moral suasion, which Napolitano will use other times on sensitive issues (one example: the law on wiretapping.) Again no critical Giorgio Napolitano. Why? Last
example Gelmini reform. In the days of protests (even violent) student, Napolitano at the Quirinale a delegation calls. The guys at the end of the interview appear to be satisfied, because the President also highlighted his concerns in talks on reform. A week passed and Napolitano signed the law. Lawful decision, but if it is true that the Head of State was puzzled why he signed? A basic question for any writer, but the signature goes almost unnoticed and many newspapers, strongly opposed the reform, does not rise up criticism of the President.
In conclusion, because in Italy you can not criticize the head of state? Criticare does not necessarily rhyme with delegitimize, demonize, "pull to the jacket" or disrespect. It 's just the preparation that every journalist should be given to the institutions if the latter, according to the vision of the journalist, or take a wrong mistake.
attitude to the Italian press against the head of state similar to that of the faithful against the alleged "infallibility" What will be the Pope for the person who believes in certain dogmas, but it is not for those who are secular, atheist or merely professes another religion.
The President of the Republic and the Pope (also a Head of State) are men chosen by other men. And if to err is human is not taking a charge to make them foolproof.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Offer To Lease Sample Letter
Whilst it may be the land of Dante
The "partial rejection" of such failure and the decision of the Constitutional Court, as far as I can think of the premier, Berlusconi's remit in the position of defendant. Condition that has already met several times over the past 17 years, even when hold the position of prime minister (2001-2006). Condition that prevented him from governing the country (right or wrong in this context does not matter), being presented only once at the hearings that concerned him. The President of the Council, as the Court held the rejection of such failure (and Lodo Alfano), is a citizen like everyone else and has the right and duty to defend itself in the process and not by the process.
If it were true that the prime minister is a "persecuted", would have the burden of proving this. Have the same burden all those politicians, of whatever political hue, who often speak of "conspiracy" when they end in sight of the judiciary. Support a judge or prosecutor to be left or right just because they prepared their indictment or have written their name on the register of suspects, it makes no sense. Politicians should show, for example, that the judge or the prosecutor in question in connection with a political party, received money or other favors from that political party. Not enough votes to demonstrate that PDL or IDV. Even judges have the right to vote, and exercise does not affect their accuracy as they say when they ask for the law and the prosecution of a person or issue a sentence, they are justified under the laws governing the State and not "political sympathies." A defendant
in Italy is subject to three sets of proceedings. The danger of "political persecution" is zero. When facing a trial, the suspect (later became defendant) is located in front of several judges. If the prosecutor asked the trial, to determine whether it will be a Gup (Judge preliminary hearings). If the Gup opts for trial, the defense accused snocciolerà time his motives before a court composed of several judges. If the sentence were convicted, the defendant may appeal. If the appeal goes wrong with the Supreme Court. The accused, when throughout the proceedings, is to be judged by different judges (A dozen or more, depending on the type of offense). To calculate the probability is impossible to think that the defendant organization is located just in front of judges "politically biased".
use a second example of the premier. Overall Berlusconi was on trial 15 times (not "over 100" as often said). It was not "always acted" as claimed, three acquittals, two with formula doubt. Two other acquittals because, in the sentence is written, "the fact is no longer required by law as a crime" (crime of false accounting decriminalized by the government led by Berlusconi), six requirements (which acquittals are not) and an amnesty. Three processes are still ongoing.
Granted, not granted, which judges operate on a "political sympathies," you may have met between 150 and 200 magistrates on the left? "Red Togas" that would spread throughout Italy, as the prime minister has been investigated and / or defendant in Venice, Milan, Rome, Florence, Caltanissetta, Palermo and Trani (just to name a few locations).
chapter is that on the Constitutional Court which, in recent years, has rejected several laws ad personam. After the rejection of the Prime Minister spoke of Lodo Alfano See "red", being made "by 11 judges of the left" about 15.
The Constitutional Court is appointed for one third by the President of the Republic, a third by Parliament in joint session, and a third by the ordinary and administrative supreme courts. "
Granted, not granted, that even a constitutional body would have "political sympathies," the current 15 members, four were appointed by Carlo Azeglio Ciampi and a Giorgio Napolitano. If it is true that the current Head of State has a history of well-defined policy, it is difficult to Ciampi a "communist." Governor of the Bank of Italy from 1979 to 1993, was chairman of the Council Minister in 1993 and "technical" of the Treasury under the Prodi government. That is to say has never been a candidate of any party. Of the five judges appointed by parliament three were chosen "on the recommendation of the center." In short, even the "11 judges left" Look do not exist.
Granted, not granted, that Berlusconi and the politicians they want to defend themselves in the process, they can sleep nights sleep. The "political persecution" in Italy are less likely than an asteroid of the Colosseum.
If it were true that the prime minister is a "persecuted", would have the burden of proving this. Have the same burden all those politicians, of whatever political hue, who often speak of "conspiracy" when they end in sight of the judiciary. Support a judge or prosecutor to be left or right just because they prepared their indictment or have written their name on the register of suspects, it makes no sense. Politicians should show, for example, that the judge or the prosecutor in question in connection with a political party, received money or other favors from that political party. Not enough votes to demonstrate that PDL or IDV. Even judges have the right to vote, and exercise does not affect their accuracy as they say when they ask for the law and the prosecution of a person or issue a sentence, they are justified under the laws governing the State and not "political sympathies." A defendant
in Italy is subject to three sets of proceedings. The danger of "political persecution" is zero. When facing a trial, the suspect (later became defendant) is located in front of several judges. If the prosecutor asked the trial, to determine whether it will be a Gup (Judge preliminary hearings). If the Gup opts for trial, the defense accused snocciolerà time his motives before a court composed of several judges. If the sentence were convicted, the defendant may appeal. If the appeal goes wrong with the Supreme Court. The accused, when throughout the proceedings, is to be judged by different judges (A dozen or more, depending on the type of offense). To calculate the probability is impossible to think that the defendant organization is located just in front of judges "politically biased".
use a second example of the premier. Overall Berlusconi was on trial 15 times (not "over 100" as often said). It was not "always acted" as claimed, three acquittals, two with formula doubt. Two other acquittals because, in the sentence is written, "the fact is no longer required by law as a crime" (crime of false accounting decriminalized by the government led by Berlusconi), six requirements (which acquittals are not) and an amnesty. Three processes are still ongoing.
Granted, not granted, which judges operate on a "political sympathies," you may have met between 150 and 200 magistrates on the left? "Red Togas" that would spread throughout Italy, as the prime minister has been investigated and / or defendant in Venice, Milan, Rome, Florence, Caltanissetta, Palermo and Trani (just to name a few locations).
chapter is that on the Constitutional Court which, in recent years, has rejected several laws ad personam. After the rejection of the Prime Minister spoke of Lodo Alfano See "red", being made "by 11 judges of the left" about 15.
The Constitutional Court is appointed for one third by the President of the Republic, a third by Parliament in joint session, and a third by the ordinary and administrative supreme courts. "
Granted, not granted, that even a constitutional body would have "political sympathies," the current 15 members, four were appointed by Carlo Azeglio Ciampi and a Giorgio Napolitano. If it is true that the current Head of State has a history of well-defined policy, it is difficult to Ciampi a "communist." Governor of the Bank of Italy from 1979 to 1993, was chairman of the Council Minister in 1993 and "technical" of the Treasury under the Prodi government. That is to say has never been a candidate of any party. Of the five judges appointed by parliament three were chosen "on the recommendation of the center." In short, even the "11 judges left" Look do not exist.
Granted, not granted, that Berlusconi and the politicians they want to defend themselves in the process, they can sleep nights sleep. The "political persecution" in Italy are less likely than an asteroid of the Colosseum.
What's My Change Worth?
colonized by gangs
The Alvaro de Sinopoli, the Bellocco Rosarno, and the Facchineri Satin Novigrad, the Gallace-News of Guardavalle, the stronghold of the Greek Maesano, the Nirta of St. Luke and Sergi-Marando of Plati. They are some of the 'ndrine who settled permanently in Tuscany. All originating in the province of Reggio Calabria, except for Gallace-News from the area of \u200b\u200bCatanzaro, engage in drug trafficking, extortion and usury. "In Maremma Versilia live and the trustees of the 'Ndrangheta and their many clones," writes Anthony Nicaso. "In 1995, according to the Florentine Dia - writes in this regard a site Tuscan - a well-known Baron of medicine, then stopped, offered its services as an intermediary to launder the billions of the 'Ndrangheta."
But families cited are certainly not the only ones. Already before 2000 was the Ministry of the Interior to indicate the presence of fish and Rosarno Mancuso of Limbadi (Vibo Valentia) in that of Florence and the powerful 'ndrina Piromalli of Gioia Tauro in the province of Livorno as in that of Massa Carrara. Iamonte The family, originally from Melito Porto Salvo, opera in Lucca, along with the aforementioned Bellocco Facchineri and Satin in Lucca and the historic 'ndrina of De Stefano is in Livorno. Prato was attended by residents required by Domenico Libri, Summit eponymous clan. In 1993, the fugitive was arrested in Montevarchi Domenico Facchineri.
In the years since 2001 have been several operations conducted by the police in Tuscany. In that year, the DIA has faced down an organization linked to characters of the 'Ndrangheta in business with former members of the Magliana Banda, who ran a massive drug trafficking that led to the "Bambi" in Europe from South America through what Investigators call the "soft underbelly" of the continent: Spain.
In 2002, investigators obtained another success at the expense of the gang Iamonte. Caramel lived in Massa Carrara and from there handle the loads of drugs through a network that was operating bases scattered throughout Italy: Calabria, Tuscany, Liguria, Lombardy, Emilia Romagna and Valle d'Aosta. A business that applied in the field saw a sort of joint venture Calabria-bell, also starred as the Camorra clan linked to Vincenzo Di Donna. In 2008, Operation "Falcon" led to several arrests of members of the clan of the Farao of Ciro Marina (Crotone), including that of Joseph who ran the English lace and extortion in the province of Lucca. The
'ndrine when they do need to shoot even in places that are not those of Calabria. In 2006, along a country road in the province of Arezzo are found in a pit covered with lime the bodies of brothers Angelo and Hector Talavera. The two lived in San Giovanni Val d'Arno, but were from of Cerva (CZ). The investigators hypothesize that have been killed as a result of the feud involving the clan of Catanzaro Bubba and Carpino. Confrontation began, as so often happens, for money, and more particularly for drug control and procurement of some of the forest area.
In 2010, two separate operations of the judiciary lead to the discovery of the trafficking of immigrants run by the 'Ndrangheta in the province of Siena and the infiltration of the Calabrian clan in the illegal trafficking of waste in the province of Lucca. In this regard, according to the police headquarters in Cosenza, a 'leading exponent of the local Confindustria would be "the transition between the Calabrian and the world of contracts in Tuscany." Specifically she would have served the 'ndrine to get paid three bills of more than 4 thousand euro from a businessman in the province of Amantea.
But families cited are certainly not the only ones. Already before 2000 was the Ministry of the Interior to indicate the presence of fish and Rosarno Mancuso of Limbadi (Vibo Valentia) in that of Florence and the powerful 'ndrina Piromalli of Gioia Tauro in the province of Livorno as in that of Massa Carrara. Iamonte The family, originally from Melito Porto Salvo, opera in Lucca, along with the aforementioned Bellocco Facchineri and Satin in Lucca and the historic 'ndrina of De Stefano is in Livorno. Prato was attended by residents required by Domenico Libri, Summit eponymous clan. In 1993, the fugitive was arrested in Montevarchi Domenico Facchineri.
In the years since 2001 have been several operations conducted by the police in Tuscany. In that year, the DIA has faced down an organization linked to characters of the 'Ndrangheta in business with former members of the Magliana Banda, who ran a massive drug trafficking that led to the "Bambi" in Europe from South America through what Investigators call the "soft underbelly" of the continent: Spain.
In 2002, investigators obtained another success at the expense of the gang Iamonte. Caramel lived in Massa Carrara and from there handle the loads of drugs through a network that was operating bases scattered throughout Italy: Calabria, Tuscany, Liguria, Lombardy, Emilia Romagna and Valle d'Aosta. A business that applied in the field saw a sort of joint venture Calabria-bell, also starred as the Camorra clan linked to Vincenzo Di Donna. In 2008, Operation "Falcon" led to several arrests of members of the clan of the Farao of Ciro Marina (Crotone), including that of Joseph who ran the English lace and extortion in the province of Lucca. The
'ndrine when they do need to shoot even in places that are not those of Calabria. In 2006, along a country road in the province of Arezzo are found in a pit covered with lime the bodies of brothers Angelo and Hector Talavera. The two lived in San Giovanni Val d'Arno, but were from of Cerva (CZ). The investigators hypothesize that have been killed as a result of the feud involving the clan of Catanzaro Bubba and Carpino. Confrontation began, as so often happens, for money, and more particularly for drug control and procurement of some of the forest area.
In 2010, two separate operations of the judiciary lead to the discovery of the trafficking of immigrants run by the 'Ndrangheta in the province of Siena and the infiltration of the Calabrian clan in the illegal trafficking of waste in the province of Lucca. In this regard, according to the police headquarters in Cosenza, a 'leading exponent of the local Confindustria would be "the transition between the Calabrian and the world of contracts in Tuscany." Specifically she would have served the 'ndrine to get paid three bills of more than 4 thousand euro from a businessman in the province of Amantea.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Calgary Police Reporting A Rear Ending
Saving Private Alemanno
The former "comrade" through a black period. The mayor comes out against students who put fire to Rome, and forget that he spent eight months in 1989 for resistance to Rebibbia aggravated public official, is in obvious distress. Before the huge project on the Formula One Grand Prix (the league will not give up and two races at Monza in Italy, not to mention Imola, appear to be science fiction) and one on "re-characterization of Tor Bella Monaca (the majority of people and opposes the project is called "smoky" by experts, architects and trade associations. The billion euro project would have to come entirely from private individuals) to be trashed.
Before Christmas, comes the "Parentopoli" assumptions of the thousands of suspects between ATAC and He loves it hits the Capitoline come and some of his advisors (Trademarks and De Lillo all). And still fighting with the "friend" for the new extension on Polverini Malagrotta and selection of the site to build a new landfill. The icing on the cake, the annual ranking of the Sole 24 Ore, which puts him in 73rd place among the most beloved mayors. Not to mention that surveys the loser would largely (58 percent to 42) in case of defiance against the president in elections in the Province Pd Nicola Zingaretti.
Rome mayor Gianni Alemanno, the capital is flooded by a storm of criticism and has opted for what is called "a solution to the First Republic." On 10 January the city council has cleared withdrawing delegation and promised to all Councillors within the next Thursday to finalize the consultations and a new name. Will anything change? Probably there will be a so-called "mini-remix" with the introduction of new names "strong" and prestige (perhaps among those excluded from the "mess-lists" of the Regional 2010). More difficult to envisage a real revolution because it would mean denying the alleged findings (repeatedly stressed by Alemanno) of the "first phase" of the mandate that the mayor has called an end.
the end, the mayor could simply make some alderman alderman, with the evident purpose of strengthening the junta, and to assign some armchair "technical" in his trust. Whatever the decision of the mayor, seems less likely a candidate for a second term in 2013. In the first instance because, without "political suicide", the center would be used to recover the Capitol after the hara-kiri in 2008. And because Alemanno to the mayor's chair would be close. Downloaded Fini (to whom I dedicate the victory of 2008) and remained loyal to the prime minister, rumors they give more and more interested in returning to prominence on the national scene. And the political news shows that the prime minister is usually pay well (we speak of chairs), those who remain faithful. It would be a return for those who already served as Minister of Agriculture in the second Berlusconi government (2001-2005) and, as a large proportion of our own national policy, it's been (free) from a scandal at Parmalat, which has seen him in 2007 acquitted by the Court of Ministers on charges of illegal financing.
Among the "exit strategy" mentioned these days by political analysts would be to appoint Deputy Mayor Guido Bertolaso. A "second" with broad powers to take his place later in 2013. A voice that bounces in the newspapers for weeks, but the mayor has denied: "Notwithstanding that I admire and respect Bertolaso, I've never seen or heard, no one has ever talked to him and has never appeared in my political contacts and institutions of this whole affair. "
Therefore, at least for the moment, the chair is that it (uncomfortable) for mayor of the capital. The "first phase" of its mandate must be on file and, if it is remembered, it will be for the many utterances made to the press and the lack of concreteness. Among the main measures that Aleman and his staff claim there would have rescheduled the deficit of the City of Rome left behind by the previous center-folded, the dismantling of Roma camps like Casilino 900 (without a real plan that would suggest a real alternative population, but to move them to other fields) and ordinances against prostitution and garbage on the streets (the latter data in hand, a flop).
The former "comrade" through a black period. The mayor comes out against students who put fire to Rome, and forget that he spent eight months in 1989 for resistance to Rebibbia aggravated public official, is in obvious distress. Before the huge project on the Formula One Grand Prix (the league will not give up and two races at Monza in Italy, not to mention Imola, appear to be science fiction) and one on "re-characterization of Tor Bella Monaca (the majority of people and opposes the project is called "smoky" by experts, architects and trade associations. The billion euro project would have to come entirely from private individuals) to be trashed. Before Christmas, comes the "Parentopoli" assumptions of the thousands of suspects between ATAC and He loves it hits the Capitoline come and some of his advisors (Trademarks and De Lillo all). And still fighting with the "friend" for the new extension on Polverini Malagrotta and selection of the site to build a new landfill. The icing on the cake, the annual ranking of the Sole 24 Ore, which puts him in 73rd place among the most beloved mayors. Not to mention that surveys the loser would largely (58 percent to 42) in case of defiance against the president in elections in the Province Pd Nicola Zingaretti.
Rome mayor Gianni Alemanno, the capital is flooded by a storm of criticism and has opted for what is called "a solution to the First Republic." On 10 January the city council has cleared withdrawing delegation and promised to all Councillors within the next Thursday to finalize the consultations and a new name. Will anything change? Probably there will be a so-called "mini-remix" with the introduction of new names "strong" and prestige (perhaps among those excluded from the "mess-lists" of the Regional 2010). More difficult to envisage a real revolution because it would mean denying the alleged findings (repeatedly stressed by Alemanno) of the "first phase" of the mandate that the mayor has called an end.
the end, the mayor could simply make some alderman alderman, with the evident purpose of strengthening the junta, and to assign some armchair "technical" in his trust. Whatever the decision of the mayor, seems less likely a candidate for a second term in 2013. In the first instance because, without "political suicide", the center would be used to recover the Capitol after the hara-kiri in 2008. And because Alemanno to the mayor's chair would be close. Downloaded Fini (to whom I dedicate the victory of 2008) and remained loyal to the prime minister, rumors they give more and more interested in returning to prominence on the national scene. And the political news shows that the prime minister is usually pay well (we speak of chairs), those who remain faithful. It would be a return for those who already served as Minister of Agriculture in the second Berlusconi government (2001-2005) and, as a large proportion of our own national policy, it's been (free) from a scandal at Parmalat, which has seen him in 2007 acquitted by the Court of Ministers on charges of illegal financing.
Among the "exit strategy" mentioned these days by political analysts would be to appoint Deputy Mayor Guido Bertolaso. A "second" with broad powers to take his place later in 2013. A voice that bounces in the newspapers for weeks, but the mayor has denied: "Notwithstanding that I admire and respect Bertolaso, I've never seen or heard, no one has ever talked to him and has never appeared in my political contacts and institutions of this whole affair. "
Therefore, at least for the moment, the chair is that it (uncomfortable) for mayor of the capital. The "first phase" of its mandate must be on file and, if it is remembered, it will be for the many utterances made to the press and the lack of concreteness. Among the main measures that Aleman and his staff claim there would have rescheduled the deficit of the City of Rome left behind by the previous center-folded, the dismantling of Roma camps like Casilino 900 (without a real plan that would suggest a real alternative population, but to move them to other fields) and ordinances against prostitution and garbage on the streets (the latter data in hand, a flop).
Saturday, January 8, 2011
Cartman Testing Clown Hat
on the end of Silvio Berlusconi: a step back to 2003
After this long break, we resume the analysis that we have been developing in this blog to Berlusconi and the current Italian political situation.
In the next post will present a systematic summary of its arguments and conclusions so far to which this leads on choices about the future.
As a premise to this summary, will reclaim below the short document "Ten theses on justice, freedom and democracy" that the writer had circulated in 2003 in the Laboratory for Democracy, the group of "professors Florence "at the time animated by Paul Ginsborg and Pancho Pardi. The content of this document is largely still valid, relevant and, unfortunately, far from obvious.
So much so that no argument. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7 have already been argued in this blog (see posts of 17 and 24 October, 2 November, 18 December) those not. 6, 8 and 10 it will be necessary while the claim no. 9, of crucial importance for the future of our constitutional settlement, was taken over in a few years by Democrats, unfortunately, however, did not act accordingly, changing the art. 138 when he had the opportunity to do so.
final preliminary observation. Raised any objections within the LabDem, the fact that, in the thesis no.1, the neo-authoritarian political project was purely for Berlusconi and Fini, Bossi not. It 's a theory that repeat. The political project of Bossi is radically different from that of Berlusconi and had deep roots and origins different, even if it is (almost) perfectly compatible with it. I think it was a serious error of the center-left to hold up for years in the Lega the greatest danger to this country to argue that the stain often more serious than was its alliance with Berlusconi Bossi, when it is true, if anything, quite the opposite. But on this we shall return. As for Fini, I have already indicated (in post by 6 December) that seems to have changed his mind.
; Ten thesis
on justice, freedom and democracy
1. Berlusconi and Fini are implementing a project which aims to articulate and precise subject the entire Italian political system to a single center of power potentially immovable. This political project provides for the introduction of new institutional arrangements that allow to refer to the control of executive power as the other branches of government (legislative and judicial) powers as those of order para-institutional or extra-institutional framework could help to determine the the political system, the media power first.
2. In a modern political system, the separation of media power from political power is equally essential that the separation of the judiciary.
3. If the legislature, the judiciary and the media power were brought back under the full control of executive power, the Italian political system would emerge from under the rule of law, because the power is no longer under the law, but it could bend to its interests.
4. there is no democracy without rule of law. In other words: not enough free elections because there is democracy. If the person gets, even by democratic means, the power can be exercised without restrictions and then build their own dismissal, then there is no democracy. And where there is no democracy is unlikely that there is freedom.
5. This is the danger that runs Italy today: if we can not speak of authoritarian rule is not only because this design it is still made in full. But we are on track. The long series of measures on justice is just one link in the chain as it prepares to shackle the country.
6. While placing outside the framework of democracy, the institutional framework that is emerging has the profile of a totalitarian regime, that is not the bearer of a particular faith, a particular worldview that proposes to abolish the other. It is rather an architecture that can be defined as neo-authoritarian , in which a power Single-pluralism can coexist with the formal. The neo-authoritarianism, also prefer the more subtle violence-conditioning systems.
7. In this context it should be noted that the neo-authoritarian project could be achieved even in the absence of a formal conflict of interest on the control of the media: a television system entirely in private the hands of supporters of this plan, or a public broadcasting system entirely subject to the executive, or any combination of the two would get the same result to destroy the right to information and make it impossible to sequence.
8. Our Constitution contains a system of principles that must be safeguarded from any overall changes which would promote the implementation of this project. Both presidential republic that any further strengthening of the executive would now functional in this project. These proposals must be fought with the utmost determination.
9. At the same time we must recognize that the safeguards of the rule of law and democracy in the Constitution in force is proving to be ahead of this design, inadequate. appears particularly weak such as the mechanism for constitutional review under Article. 138, which left at the mercy of a parliamentary majority (which may represent the majority regime, as now, a minority of the country) the whole apparatus of constitutional guarantees. In this light it is wrong and dangerous to persevere in the constitutional amendments by simple majority, as is unfortunately the case for the Title V.
10. In view of this authoritarian approach, including the unresolved conflict of interest is the most obvious symptom, not institutional reform can be treated by this government, which is a real danger to democracy, justice and freedom.
Florence, January 2003
Friday, January 7, 2011
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Lambrusco and a roaring trade: Emilia of 'ndrine
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Published www.vocelibera.it "Emilia Romagna is an important area in terms of criminogenic the roots of the boss, who arrived here in the living room required, they elected the region as a center of interest and their own families of origin, but also for the geographical area that offers opportunities for qualified link between Central and North, and the attractive force of a market in various ways and highly productive. " It 's all written in the note addressed to the Dia anti-Mafia parliamentary commission in 2004.
But the interests of the clans in the region are older than forty years since they already Cosa Nostra (the first Liggio Riina and then) you did business. The first families of the 'Ndrangheta to infiltrate Emila Romagna were Mammoliti and the Dragon. Antonio Dragone settled by Cutro (Crotone) in Reggio Emilia in 1982. He wrote in 2008, the Anti-Mafia parliamentary commission that the boss has managed to "create a very strong family structure, dealing with the drug trafficking and extortion against people of cutrese.
The Dragon clan-Grande Aracri it was established in Bologna and Modena. In 2007 the Court of Appeal of Bologna condemned for criminal association Aracri Antonio Grande (brother of the chief historical Nicolino). The families of origin crotonese also dominate the area of \u200b\u200bRimini: the Vrenna of Crotone and Capo Rizzuto Pompey control gambling dens in fact, usury, extortion and drug trafficking. Moreover, the area of \u200b\u200bthe Riviera is fertile ground for illegal business such as the sex racket and became, given the strong presence of youth in the summer months, "a kind of supermarket soft and hard drugs." As Modena, described by Antonio Nicaso and Nicola Gratteri as "a necessary step for major drug trafficking sull'Autobrennero running on the highway of the Sun and the Adriatic coast financing (directly or indirectly linked to the clans, nda ) sprouting like mushrooms. "
Among the few kilometers between Modena and Reggio excellent arrests were made. In 2008 Caramel Tancrè has been arrested in possession of the gun because he had killed Papanice (Crotone) Luca Megna, son of the boss Domenico. In Modena during the years they were caught a few prominent fugitives as Platì Giuseppe Barbaro (Reggio Calabria) or Franco Muto Cetraro (Cosenza). At Maranello in 1993 was discovered a disturbing array of 'Ndrangheta made explosives, rockets, grenades and machine guns "Skorpion". A Sassuolo in 2006 a bomb exploded in the local Internal Revenue Service: an investigation was under way on some companies in relationships with 'ndrine for money laundering. Pasquale Condello, boss of the first magnitude was arrested in 2008, use different dummy in the area of \u200b\u200bCesena. In Bologna (where he was arrested on November 20 last boss Nicola Acre) operate Mammoliti and clans Nirta-Stango, while Piacenza are reported Vadala-Write.
Conquered by the time the illegal markets for some years the 'ndrine are increasingly entered into the legal economy in the region working in construction investment and tourism. A situation that has long since degenerated to tell Mario Spagnuolo, anti-Mafia prosecutor, that in some areas of Emilia "the 'Ndrangheta would manage the construction market in terms of monopoly. There are cooperatives that are directly controlled by the clan Forlì Forastefano, which in Emila has invested in the construction industry, real estate and tourism. "
In 2008, the semi-annual report Dia has also sounded the alarm on the province of Parma, where, as underlined by the Quaestor of the city, "the presence of detainees under the 41a is a critical element." Always Give last year showed "the presence of elements related to the 'ndrina Farao-Marincola Cirò (Crotone)" on the territory of Ferrara, a city in which the local Provincial Command of the Carabinieri in 2009 gave effect to 30 orders of arrest ( for criminal association aimed at international drug trafficking, with the aggravating circumstance of having facilitated the activities of the organization of mafia-Farao Marincola and the inaction of Joseph Cariati) issued by the magistrates of the DDA in Bologna.
But the interests of the clans in the region are older than forty years since they already Cosa Nostra (the first Liggio Riina and then) you did business. The first families of the 'Ndrangheta to infiltrate Emila Romagna were Mammoliti and the Dragon. Antonio Dragone settled by Cutro (Crotone) in Reggio Emilia in 1982. He wrote in 2008, the Anti-Mafia parliamentary commission that the boss has managed to "create a very strong family structure, dealing with the drug trafficking and extortion against people of cutrese.
The Dragon clan-Grande Aracri it was established in Bologna and Modena. In 2007 the Court of Appeal of Bologna condemned for criminal association Aracri Antonio Grande (brother of the chief historical Nicolino). The families of origin crotonese also dominate the area of \u200b\u200bRimini: the Vrenna of Crotone and Capo Rizzuto Pompey control gambling dens in fact, usury, extortion and drug trafficking. Moreover, the area of \u200b\u200bthe Riviera is fertile ground for illegal business such as the sex racket and became, given the strong presence of youth in the summer months, "a kind of supermarket soft and hard drugs." As Modena, described by Antonio Nicaso and Nicola Gratteri as "a necessary step for major drug trafficking sull'Autobrennero running on the highway of the Sun and the Adriatic coast financing (directly or indirectly linked to the clans, nda ) sprouting like mushrooms. "
Among the few kilometers between Modena and Reggio excellent arrests were made. In 2008 Caramel Tancrè has been arrested in possession of the gun because he had killed Papanice (Crotone) Luca Megna, son of the boss Domenico. In Modena during the years they were caught a few prominent fugitives as Platì Giuseppe Barbaro (Reggio Calabria) or Franco Muto Cetraro (Cosenza). At Maranello in 1993 was discovered a disturbing array of 'Ndrangheta made explosives, rockets, grenades and machine guns "Skorpion". A Sassuolo in 2006 a bomb exploded in the local Internal Revenue Service: an investigation was under way on some companies in relationships with 'ndrine for money laundering. Pasquale Condello, boss of the first magnitude was arrested in 2008, use different dummy in the area of \u200b\u200bCesena. In Bologna (where he was arrested on November 20 last boss Nicola Acre) operate Mammoliti and clans Nirta-Stango, while Piacenza are reported Vadala-Write.
Conquered by the time the illegal markets for some years the 'ndrine are increasingly entered into the legal economy in the region working in construction investment and tourism. A situation that has long since degenerated to tell Mario Spagnuolo, anti-Mafia prosecutor, that in some areas of Emilia "the 'Ndrangheta would manage the construction market in terms of monopoly. There are cooperatives that are directly controlled by the clan Forlì Forastefano, which in Emila has invested in the construction industry, real estate and tourism. "
In 2008, the semi-annual report Dia has also sounded the alarm on the province of Parma, where, as underlined by the Quaestor of the city, "the presence of detainees under the 41a is a critical element." Always Give last year showed "the presence of elements related to the 'ndrina Farao-Marincola Cirò (Crotone)" on the territory of Ferrara, a city in which the local Provincial Command of the Carabinieri in 2009 gave effect to 30 orders of arrest ( for criminal association aimed at international drug trafficking, with the aggravating circumstance of having facilitated the activities of the organization of mafia-Farao Marincola and the inaction of Joseph Cariati) issued by the magistrates of the DDA in Bologna.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
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That 's what you know that kills you or you do not know what is in your hands, heart, kidney
leaving
fucking strong push to the portents, away from the heart, and stamping on the head.
of shame that I felt I do not say anything. The stifling nights. of being alone in the crowd. crowd of being inside the body. No space to contain them. In this warm skin caressing that nobody ever really. This does not love for anyone because I learned to disillusion you. Why I do not want for anything and I wanted to be yourself and lose it all. To know myself at the end. I know that the beginning has already been stolen by a disruptive grace without awareness. [I. Santacroce ° ° Revolver ]
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Imagine now blue.
And you fly. Two wings on either side of the body. Drill a hole of a sudden the clouds of whipped cream. No one to stop. There is light in the shape of lightning. Are you the time flowing. The same power that rips . Gap limbs. Location hawk. Two blades create you in his arms. Slice the space. What grandeur represent. You're just beauty.
Imagine now a fast joy. Long. A tape. T'avvolge, from head to foot. Remains adherent. A leader raises your body. The hanging with the stars . The lights. I could then look in the air. Light and bright. A splinter
golden rocked by the wind.
[I. Santacroce ° ° Revolver ]
Music by Giovanni Sollima ° ° daydream
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
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The blog is joined in mourning - for Pablo Stagg, 1989-2010
The blog is joined in mourning, and is not released for weeks.
E 'came into mourning because he died Pablo, who had
just made twenty-one.
Pablo is the son of Achim, and Silva, gypsies
two spirits that are part of the myth
a mythical village in the Alta Maremma.
E 'dead in an adventurous and rare
a path in Himachal Padresh,
falling vertically into a ravine.
from days gone by in which I myself,
more or less at that age,
walked the streets of India
with mind full of wonder and of fear.
Pablo is now dead. In this there is no remedy.
is not the first death that survive:
therefore know very marrow
the wind caressing his planet
never tire of stroke,
that twenty-one or four times that number are the same
before the Lord before us
eternal and we will follow:
but not equal
live devoured by envy,
from pettiness, fear or hatred or live with
wings
how they live how he lived some
Pablo
with wings that flew
forever in that ravine.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
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I was his lover and her life was.
always had too many dreams in my throat, I will. 
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