CANCELED! Il Rettore dell'Univr Nicola Sartor annulla un evento pubblico immigrazionista gay friendly

Of Lucia Rezzonico

A day of study on migration LGBTI: “ASYLUM SEEKERS sexual orientation and gender identity” organized for the 25 May from the Department of Legal Sciences of’ University of Verona has been suspended. Decision made by the rector of the University’ of Verona, Nicola Sartor, he clarifies with a note that we take again:

“I had to order the suspension of the study day “Asylum seekers. Sexual orientation and gender identity” scheduled for 25 next May, postponing the in-depth analysis of its scientific contents until a later date…”

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And it doesn't take long to wait, always on the veronasera.it newspaper (link at the end of the article), the predictable disappointment of the extreme minority represented by the left in Verona, than by not accepting the second political defeat in a single week (the first was the public reversal of the Councilor for Culture, following a “path error” about a gay-friendly show in a municipal theater (contrary to the program values ​​of the Verona municipal administration) highlighted decisively by ours “Christ the King”…) remarks the old story that recalls the extremely outdated and imaginative tirades above “black textures” in a Catholic-traditionalist style. In reality there is only one piece of data to record: after years of a liberal line, in Verona there is a precise political direction on certain issues, which he got (also on an electoral level) and keep getting (at least on a cultural level) the assent of the city of Romeo and Juliet… Read More

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Elections 2018, Matthew Castagna: "il centrodestra cercherà una maggioranza in Parlamento"

The care of Nicola Pasqualato
I created and put online some interviews on the outcome of Sunday's vote 4 March to political leaders, journalists, commentators, political scientists. I thought it appropriate to also ask for a quick comment from Matthew Castagna, who responded to me yesterday afternoon and made these statements, interesting because it is understandable, even between the lines, that this is a person who knows what he's talking about. Then, one may or may not agree with him, but it certainly cannot be said that it is not clear. E’ the opinion of a “worker”, with experience:

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