Science and Bioethics

Asilo eliminates Mother's and Father's Day, "discrimina i gay" – Lazio – ANSA.it
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…AND SO THEY DISCRIMINATE FAMILIES…

Choice born from the request of a homosexual couple. Other parents protest
Away with Mother's Day and Father's Day: the two anniversaries have been abolished in favor of family celebration considered more inclusive and non-discriminatory towards new families with same-sex parents. This the choice in kindergarten Chicco di Grano in the Ardeatino district of Rome.

source – http://www.ansa.it/lazio/notizie/2018/04/28/via-festa-mamma-e-papa-discrimina-gay_0fd90afa-1dfa-48ed-8bd7-8fd135b00fc2.html

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Catholics between Europeanism and Populism

Catholics: Globalism or Tradition?
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By Lucia Rezzonico

The League invited our National Manager Matteo Castagna to present his book, which continues to be successful (so much so that the first reprint has already almost sold out) and to cause discussion in a religious context, political and media.
This time, he is a municipal councilor of San Zeno di Montagna (VR) to organize with guests, as well as Castagna, l’On. Vito Comencini and the Verona city councilor Anna Grassi, as per the poster.
MONDAY 25 FEBRUARY HOURS 20.30 everyone in the mountains for an evening dedicated to traditionalist culture.
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IMMIGRATION

Abuse, Seven Amnesty International executives resign
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A huge blow to the NGO Amnesty International after seven managers resigned following a report by KonTerra Group: “We need a structural change”
A climate that should not exist within an NGO like Amnesty International, which in recent hours has seen seven important managers of the group resign for abuse e intimidation.

The climate that reigned within the NGO was traced by a report drawn up by the KonTerra Group, in which major internal problems are evident e “a toxic work climate“. Bullying, sexism and episodes of overwork would be the order of the day. The news leaked between the pages of Guardian, which also includes the letter sent by the managers to the Secretary Kumi Naidoo: “We are truly sorry that the majority of colleagues feel undervalued and unsupported, and we are willing to do anything to change this situation. In the interests of Amnesty International we all told Kumi that each of us is ready to step aside“. The seven managers maintain that some mistakes were certainly made for which they assume responsibility, while Naidoo for his part has already revealed that he most likely will not accept all the requests resignation. Read More
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events

Rosneft ha chiesto un'altra smentita di un articolo che riguarda la Lega
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In the article, published in the newspaper La Stampa il 22 February, and in the article “Those 3 Russian millions for Matteo Salvini: here is the investigation that makes the League tremble“, of the magazine L'Espresso (included in the group GEDI together with the press) it is stated, that Rosneft, presumably, it could be involved in financing the Northern League's electoral campaign for the European Parliament.

“All the information in these articles, regarding Rosneft, they do not correspond to reality, they are lies that aim to damage the company's reputation”, we read in the press release.

Rosneft she addressed to the editorial staff of La Stampa and the newspaper L'Espresso with the immediate request to refute this misinformation and in cases of damage it intends to assert its rights in court, we read in the press release. Read More

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National Economy

The big lie of austerity: the Portuguese lesson
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Lisbon, 23 Feb – After the great crisis of 2008 which brought the economies of the Western world to the brink of collapse, we were told that the only possible answer, inevitable and necessary, was to take the path of public spending cuts and sacrifices, in one word austerity.

Every nation has seen cuts to public services, salary reductions, freezing of pension increases and wild privatization of state-owned companies or assets.

The damage of austerity

Portugal was not saved from this fate, one of the countries most affected by the profound economic crisis, that in 2011 was forced to resort to the Bailout program of the International Monetary Fund, that is, finding itself unable to finance its public debt, Portugal obtained from the Troika (that is, the European Commission and the European Central Bank in addition to the aforementioned IMF) and loan of 78 billions of euros, in exchange for a discounta drastic reduction in public spending and a significant cut in wages and pensions.
In the space of just two years, the government led by Pedro Passos Coelho at the head of a strongly pro-European coalition made up of social democrats and popular people, he cut funding for education, health and social services of almost the 20%. Obviously the lack of investment and trust, combined with the deterioration of living conditions it has further worsened the situation. Unemployment has reached peaks of 17,5%, the poverty rate has grown dramatically and the number of insolvent businesses forced to close has increased at the rate of 40% per year. Read More

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Freemasonry INTERNATIONAL

Freemasons, "ingiusto escluderci dalla Chiesa".
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Freemasonry and famous freemasons, the letter from the Grand Master Stefano Bisi to the archbishop of Palermo

Massoni, "ingiusto escluderci dalla Chiesa".Il Gran Maestro attacca la Chiesa

We publish the letter from the Grand Master of the Grand Orient of Italy Stefano Bisi to Corrado Lorefice, metropolitan archbishop of Palermo.

To His Excellency Corrado Lorefice Metropolitan Archbishop of Palermo
Dear Eminence,
We regret having to once again note that a bishop of Holy Roman Church unite by himself Freemasonry in the same way as mafia associations or convicted persons and that, with a specific decree, you deny honest people of good morals of being part of brotherhoods for the sole and exclusive reason of being free masons.
This his episcopal act, however legitimate it may appear in his eyes in legal form and substance, it embitters us and is very questionable from a moral point of view for the blatant discrimination that undeniably affects and strikes at the heart of many citizens and mirrored people who have also chosen to undertake a religious journey within the Brotherhoods. Read More
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Policy

The party for immigrants is born: "Sarà una lotta senza quartiere"
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The movement “Dear Italy” fight against racism and for immigrant rights. Their dream? “A multicultural Italy”
The latest news is called “Dear Italy”, a movement born for “give a voice to those who don't have one, to the many disappointed by the lack of Bossi-Fini reform, of the Ius soli and the racist policies of the current majority”.

To sign the “plan” And Stephen Ogongo, journalist and native of Kenya. Arrived in the beautiful country now 25 years ago, His CV boasts teaching at the Gregorian University. At the age of 44 years old has two daughters and is the editor-in-chief of 10 group publications “Foreigners in Italy”. Last October on Facebook he created a page to sponsor the movement “Dear Italy“. The six thousand subscriptions collected, according to what he writes Republic, they could soon lead to the birth of a real party. The movement, explains Ogongo to Rep, “its protagonists are immigrants and Italians who work together against racism and all other forms of discrimination. A common house to try to bring associations together, organizations, groups that deal with the rights of new Italians“. Read More

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Culture

"Fanc..o la patria". Anarchists deface the war memorial in Messina
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Messina, 22 Feb – Yet another insult to the memory of those who shed their blood in war. It happened to Messina, where the monument to fallen of the Masotto Battery has been daubed with a writing that is shameful to say the least: “Fuck the Homeland”.
As reported by Southern Gazette, they would have been the anarchists the authors of the infamous defacement on the sculptural group dating back to the end of the nineteenth century. The group would have acted at night, as usual, in view of the imminent commemoration of the Battle of Adwa, scheduled like every year on March 1st. The reaction of mayor of Messina Cateno De Luca it didn't take long to wait: “Ofsulting the memory of the heroes who lost their lives to allow you to be born and blaspheming denotes that you are ungrateful and without a shred of humanity”. The mayor specified that there will be immediate intervention by the municipal company Messina Servizi to erase the graffiti.

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events

All'armi son fascisti: nelle Procure riparte l'ossessione per il saluto romano
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The obsession with Roman greeting, with all due respect to the Supreme Court rulings which have repeatedly reiterated that in certain contexts it is not a crime at all. In particular, two investigations are reported a Milano, one of which has already been sentenced, an information sent to the prosecutor's office Padova and an investigation by the Savona federal prosecutor's office into a "suspicious" arm in the photo of a first-class team.
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source – http://www.secoloditalia.it/2019/02/allarmi-son-fascisti-nelle-procure-riparte-lossessione-per-il-saluto-romano/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

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Actuality

Senate slap to Macron. E Benalla fa tremare l'Eliseo
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Alexandre Benalla, the former head of security for the president Emmanuel Macron, return to make the walls of the Elysée tremble. This time it is the Senate that is hitting the French presidency hard. The commission of inquiry investigating theaffair Benalla indeed delivered a twenty-page report in which he speaks openly of "major dysfunctions" in the Elysée security system.
According to the French press, Macron's former bodyguard and security officer was actually "the weak link of the security of the head of state". But not only that, the Senate commission pointed the finger directly at the Elysée, which in his opinion gave "excessive" importance to Benalla, while no one from the security organization was able to contain the man's actions. For the commission of inquiry, Benalla represented a real "source of fragility for the safety device". On the contrary, for the French senators the man exercised "an essential function in the organization and management of the security of the President of the Republic" with the "risk of disturbing the normal functioning" of the security activities of the Elysée. Read More

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