THE TWO REASONS THAT MAKE THE LEFT ANGRY ABOUT VERONA AS A CITY' IN PRO-LIFE

Yesterday and the day before yesterday Cruciani and Porec, conductors up Radio24 of the transmission “The Mosquito” starting from 18.30 they tried in every way to put us in difficulty Matthew Castagna, who with the usual determined aplomb and with a little’ of healthy irony, he countered blow for blow, as an integralist Catholic, without fear and telling the truth about contraception, abortion, pre-marital relations, homosexuality, role of women in society etc.
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The motion of the City Council commits the Municipality to promoting the program ”Secret cradle” and to allocate budget funds for the Gemma project and the Chiara project
Of Rodolfo Casadei

The motion of the City Council proclaiming Verona a "pro-life city", which commits the Municipality to promoting the regional program “Secret cradle” and to allocate budget funds for the Gemma project and the Chiara project, two initiatives that offer financial help to women who encounter material difficulties when becoming pregnant, does not in any way ask for the repeal of the law 194/78 which legalized abortion in Italy. The text of the motion actually cites the articles of the law which call for interventions to remove the reasons that can lead women to request an interruption of pregnancy. Why then the left-wing press and leading political exponents of the Democratic Party, Leu and the Five Star Movement lashed out with unprecedented violence against the vote of the Veronese city councilors? National exponents of the Democratic Party such as Andrea Orlando have even asked for the expulsion of the Piddina group leader in the city council Carla Padovani from the party, who voted in favor of the motion; Senator Monica Cirinnà declared herself "shocked and disgusted" by the Veronese vote. Read More

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People, Verona, 23/10/18, ABORTION: The reasons for a motion for Life

After the overwhelming victory in the city council in Verona (21 yes and 6 no) of the motion 434 for the prevention of abortion with concrete economic aid to associations and projects, l’Ass. Cult. Gentes organizes a conference to explain the reasons for this success for Vita

Representatives of the will be present Catholic Circle Christ the King-Tradition

Reporting of Lucia Rezzonico

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"Dio, Verona e Famiglia", this is the identity stronghold

Image results for no genderThe motion of censure against Zelger turns into a mild sop to the minorities to be able to go back to talking about serious things regarding the problems of Verona
Of Lucia Rezzonico
A Verona, the minorities also recorded a resounding defeat during last night's City Council meeting, who should have voted unanimously on a motion of censure for the words, definite “homophobic” of the Northern League member Alberto Zelger, Conservative Catholic, released to radio broadcast “The Mosquito”.
Not only has the document been withdrawn, but after a good two hours of discussion between the group leaders, followed by a very calm declaration from the interested party, who apologized if anyone felt offended by his words because it was not his intention to offend, without retracting anything of what he said and asking that the motion of censure be withdrawn. Which even happened.
E’ past, without the presence of the Mayor Federico Sboarina, by Alberto Zelger himself and Andrea Bacciga, and “compromise document”, which everyone will have forgotten about by tomorrow. It seemed like a sort of face-saving act, after improvident declarations, especially by some majority councillors, who perhaps did not read its ethical guidelines well or perhaps were panicked by the media pillory but who certainly cannot believe that 50 homosexuals left alone on the Trimelon islet ( in the middle of Lake Garda) they might come back, after a few years, with their own offspring… Read More

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Verona, Bacciga: "E se fosse stato un errore?"

Today, on September 8th 1943, not everyone betrayed their homeland.

of the City Councilor of Verona, Lawyer. Andrea Bacciga
In Piazza Viviani there is a commemorative plaque of the battle in the Post Office building which took place on 9 September 1943.
In data 9.10.2000 the Verona newspaper "L'Arena" reported a letter from the journalist Sergio Stancanelli , reporting that “the so-called battle in the Post Office in which they allegedly took part 50 young people... it never took place" and "it is the result of pure imagination"
Theyig. Stancanelli had written that: “The reason why we didn't know about them wasn't just their personal details, but it wasn't even known where the bodies had ended up , lay in the fact that the fight had never happened and that the six heroes had never existed."
For this reason Stancanelli was sued for defamation, but he was acquitted with the formula of "no place to proceed", with sentence issued on 6 maggio 2004 by the Court of Verona, and the costs of the proceedings were borne by the injured party
Stancanelli himself wrote: "the defendant was spontaneously joined by various testimonies from people who attested that absolutely nothing had happened that day in the Post Office square. Among the many I want to mention that of a colleague who at the time was a delivery boy at a law firm and who that day was responsible for sending registered letters,he went to the central post office, dove, he testified, everything was quiet and the offices functioned regularly”.
The undersigned Councilor on 3 September 2018 has requested access to the documents to the Council Secretariat, requesting vision and copies of all the documentation relating to this plaque.
However, receiving negative feedback, or that there is no documentation in the following offices: demonstrations, monumental civil construction and plant engineering, service to citizens.
Today I filed a written question asking the competent Councilor, clarifications on the matter.
Excuse me, but what if it was a mistake, and it was discovered that there was never any battle of the Post Office building and never any death of "six unknowns" ,
in the absence of certain historical evidence demonstrating this event, it would perhaps not be permissible to remove this plaque?

Verona 6 September 2018
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Verona, anti-abortion motion, Andrea Bacciga saluta le "donne in rosso"

“Ma, Now, I can't even say hello anymore?” Thus the City Councilor of Verona Lawyer. Andrea Bacciga, in the face of the controversies sparked by the usual suspects, during last night's Council meeting, he remains amazed before his accusers. “In Verona I feel best represented by my friend councilor Andrea Bacciga. In Rome I really appreciate the statements of another friend, the Minister for the Family Lorenzo Fontana. On immigration and ethical issues they will not be intimidated by the new Stalinists, not even if some wander among the Sacred Palaces, and they will go straight, because the line is the right one” – thus comments Matteo Castagna.

THE CASE BREAKS OUT IN THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL

Anti-abortion motion, Bacciga salutes
Roman to the women on the balcony

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Andrea Bacciga, Bertucco and Evola: notes in the margin of a controversy

Image results for Bacciga, Evola, BertuccoWe receive and publish the “reader's letter” arrived this morning, which we share both in content and tone (N.d.R.)
On the side, the City Councilor Avv. Andrea Bacciga
of the lawyer. Abbondio Dal Bon

Dear Editor,
I'm speaking on the sidelines of the annoying controversy triggered by the minority city councilor, and left, (a Verona, n.d.r.) Michele Bertucco.
This advisor, having assigned himself the role of thought policeman and censor according to the narrow canons of political correctness, stigmatizes the proposal of the city councilor Andrea Bacciga to name a street in our city after the artist and philosopher Julius Evola.
It is useful to remember this gentleman as authoritative protagonists of the cultural debate, from the left, and not only that, yesterday and today have, albeit in a different capacity, appreciated the figure of Evola. Among others, in no particular order: Cesare Zavattini, Fellini, Lucio Dalla, Roberto Saviano, Massimo Cacciari, Franco Volpi, Antonio Gnoli and Giuseppe Sinopoli.

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