Gas, cable ties, weapons: ecco il piano infernale dell'attentatore senegalese
Milano, 21 mar – Ousseynou Sy, the Senegalese who wanted to set fire to a bus full of children for avenge deaths at sea, he had planned his infernal plan in every detail. He had bought two jerrycans with 10 liters of petrol and some electrician's cable ties to tie up the victims. He had also published on Youtube a video to say enough to the too many shipwrecks in the Mediterranean. “I can no longer bear to see children being eaten by sharks and pregnant women drowning”, can be heard in the delirious message. For the terrorist 47 before, father of two daughters, became an Italian citizen in 2004 after marrying a girl from Crema from whom he then separated, “Africa had to get back on its feet” and its compatriots no longer had to leave for Europe, to be punished for his “criminal migration policies”.
The murderous plan
That's why he decided to hijack the school bus he was accompanying 51 students, two teachers and a janitor, from the gym to the Vailati middle school in Crema and tried to reach Linate, where from”he wanted to take a plane back to Senegal“, explained the head of the anti-terrorism pool Alberto Nobili and the prosecutor Luca Poniz who interrogated Sy for a couple of hours in the evening. Read More

Pretoria, 18 Mar – Mandela's dream of a "rainbow nation" is turning into a nightmare even in the eyes of the most incurable optimists. Impoverished, with a crime rate among the highest in the world and with increasingly strong ethnic tensions, South Africa is approaching next year's elections 8 May amidst a thousand uncertainties. Among the hot topics of the electoral campaign there is undoubtedly that of land redistribution, or to be more precise the question
Francesca Totolo
Budapest, 11 Feb – “Throughout Europe there are fewer and fewer births. For Western countries the answer lies in immigration, in bringing in people to even the score; for us migration means giving up and we think differently: we don't just want numbers, we want Hungarian children". The speech of Viktor Orban at the Budapest parliament it is a "bomb" aimed at reviving births.
article by Pietro Ferrari published on “The National Record”


