The red robes against Salvini: "In Italia deriva razzista e xenofoba"

 

Democratic judiciary tries the government: “Sign of obscurantism and unprecedented violations”. Headlong attacks on security and self-defense
The attack comes from Mariarosaria Guglielmi who, opening the congress of Democratic judiciary in Rome, accused the yellow-green government of the worst crimes.

An invective, the one made by the secretary in the red robes, which reproaches to Matteo Salvini and others Luigi Di Maio to lead the country “towards a new highly regressive regulatory and cultural structure for rights and guarantees and towards a tampering with the principles of the rule of law which deprives the jurisdiction of its role of guarantee and third party”. Read More

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Abuse, Seven Amnesty International executives resign

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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The party for immigrants is born: "Sarà una lotta senza quartiere"

 

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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Court of Auditors accuses Renzi: "Quattro anni di bilanci falsi". Shadows on the Municipality of Florence

The accounting judiciary found “serious anomalies”. The diktat to his successor Nardella: “Restore the balance”

He ends up in the sights of the accounting judiciary, In short, the entire management of Matteo Renzi.
For the Court of Auditors, according to what the Daily Fact, they would remain in Palazzo Vecchio “serious irregularities” that they generate “as well as failure to comply with accounting principles of reliability, truthfulness and integrity of budget, also violations regarding the management of cash flows and their verifiability”. Accounting judges, we can still read it in the newspaper edited by Marco Travaglio, “they accuse the Tuscan body of using reserve funds for current expenses which were not reconstituted at the end of the mandate and of having postponed 152 millions of credits that have now become uncollectible”.
Last 31 July the Court of Auditors would have delivered it to the current mayor of Florence, Dario Nardella, an ordinance inviting the entity to “adopt suitable measures within sixty days to remove the irregularities and restore budget balance”.

source – http://www.ilgiornale.it/news/politica/corte-dei-conti-accusa-renzi-quattro-anni-bilanci-falsi-ombr-1167222.html?mobile_detect=false

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L'Ungheria chiude ai migranti. The campaign against Soros and Juncker begins

Viktor Orban's government has long launched a campaign against the European Union and the naturalized American tycoon
L’Hungary by Viktor Orban launches a new campaign against immigration
And there are two objectives: George Soros and the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker. The Budapest government's campaign accuses the two men of aiding and abetting illegal immigration.
As reported are Facebook by the same executive led by Orban, the campaign includes billboards on the streets depicting Soros and Juncker with a caption: “You too have the right to know what Brussels is preparing: they want to introduce the mandatory redistribution quota, weaken the rights of member states regarding border defense, facilitate immigration with a migrant visa“. Read More

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Salvini on the Pope: "Lui pensa alle anime, I to the poor Italians

The Minister of the Interior speaks to Non è l'Arena su La 7 after the controversy over the photo of the Pope with the pin for the reopening of the ports.
The Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini, guest on the show “It's not the Arena” on La7 connecting from Castelsardo, in Sardinia, he talks about migrants again and returns to the controversy regarding them Pope Francis and his open port pin.
The selfie of a priest with the Pope, taken in Sacrofano during a meeting on reception, caused an uproar. And Massimo Giletti asked Salvini for a comment, his guest.
Who am I to comment on his gestures? – the Interior Minister replied to the host – The catechism itself says that welcoming is a duty to the extent possible. The Pope does well to speak to souls, As a minister I have to take care of the five million poor Italians, I open the ports to those who have permission to arrive in Italy“. Read More

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Macron's reformation: addio a termini "padre" e "madre" in schools

Marine Le Pen condemned the reform, accusing Macron of promoting the disappearance, in France, of "any moral reference" and of wanting to found the State on a "radical philosophy of political correctness"
Il French parliament recently launched one reform of the education system national, aimed at "opening" the country's schools to "changed social reality”.
The National Assembly has in fact approved an amendment, promoted by President Macron's party, That place to the teaching staff, during class hours, the use of words “father” and “mother”. The innovation advocated by The Republic on the Move, majority political force headed by the tenant of the Elysée, provides for the replacement of these words, branded by the executive as "obsolete", with the terms “parent 1” and “parent 2”. The latter must also appear on official documents drawn up by educational institutions.
Through the change in question, the pupils, both children and adolescents, they will find out, according to the majority, the "truth” regarding the recent changes in the family environment that have occurred in France. Beyond the Alps, i homosexual marriages and adoptions by same-sex couples have in fact been legal for six years. Consequentially, the Macron executive stated, urging parliamentarians to approve the "lexical" innovation in question, that the words “father” and “mother” would now be a “relic of the past”, susceptible to “penalize homosexual families". Read More

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There are more migrants in bookstores than at sea

How to judge the tons of paternalistic and obvious literature? Obscene business
When social fashions spread in literature, moralizing, it's always a bad sign, especially for literature. Like the workerist narrative, the feminist one, taking into account that I yawn even with Verga's vanquished (great writer, for goodness sake), with neorealist raggedness, not to mention the boys in Pasolini's life, let's tell the truth: who reads them anymore? Maybe because true literature is always universal, this is why Proust didn't even care about the First World War.
 
Like migrants today. Not migrants per se, poor things, but the migrant novel, Maybe everything that is tear-jerking and edifying only edifies me as a huge pain in the ass. With Alessandro Baricco who last year even tried to pass off a classic like Steinbeck's Fury as a novel about migrants arriving in our country, that if you had never read it would make you want to, but luckily Furore is not what Baricco tells you, it is not a book by Baricco. Read More

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I Paesi ex comunisti Immagini e simboli dell'eredità passata che non si scorda

From Albania to the former DDR, from Bulgaria to Poland, the history of the former regimes remains imprinted. The tour of the artist Giovanni Vitali who collected those indelible memories
The Spac concentration camp, a hundred kilometers from Tirana, it was one of the darkest places in that open-air prison that was Albania. Today the rare visitor wanders disoriented among those cells full of pain and abandonment, Then, suddenly, here among all the squalor is a fresh and surprising mural: at the base is the writing Fear, fear, immediately above the double-headed eagle, sign of national identity, she is caged by the sinister thought of Enver Hoxha, the dictator of that unfortunate pararevolutionary experiment.

The tyrant's head dominates the graffiti that mixes past and present, suggestions and obsessions, the dark era of socialism and the current season full of anxieties and hopes.
The brush plays with the ghosts of the post-war period. Sickle, hammer and broken dreams. Giovanni Vitali, young Lombard artist, he made a very unique journey in eight stages in as many European capitals, once provinces of the Soviet empire.

No demonization and not even a shred of nostalgia, as is also fashionable today among populations that are sunk into the sharpest poverty and the most shaky insecurity. Vitali moves in space, a East, and over time, re-grabbing the edges of the Iron Curtain, but without being crushed by it.
It goes back and forth, with acrylic colors, with photos and words, in short, along many parallel paths, always watch out for surprises, because that era, at least in these latitudes, is over forever, but the ideological machine that generated those social engineering experiments is not dead. Read More

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Norma Corsetto's comic strip in all middle schools in Veneto

The initiative of the Veneto Region involves the distribution of 2500 copy. Donazzan: “a page of history guiltily silenced, still absent from school books”.

It's official: the comic “Foiba Rossa – Norma Cossetto, story of an Italian”, it is in all middle schools in Veneto.
The initiative, financed with 15 thousand euros from the regional council, is part of the memorandum of understanding, between the Veneto Region, the Ministry of Education and the Federation of associations of Istrian, Fiume and Dalmatian exiles. “This is in order to promote – let the Region know – information and in-depth initiatives in schools and to raise awareness, also through meetings with witnesses, the tragedy of the foibe and theforced emigration from Venezia Giulia and Dalmatia".

A migration that approximately 350 thousand Italians had to suffer, since the end of the Second World War and in subsequent years. And therefore for Remembrance Day, which is celebrated throughout Italy 10 February and established only in 2004, Norma Cossetto's comic will be distributed in all middle schools in the Veneto, published by Ferrogallico by Emanuele Merlino and Beniamino Delvecchio. Two thousand five hundred copies are in distribution. In addition to this you will also be given an information leaflet, edited by the historian Guido Rumici, to frame the historical events of the eastern border. The comic tells the story of Norma, university student enrolled at the University of Padua, who was informed, raped, raped and killed by Tito's partisans in 1943. It was the 5 October. Read More

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