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Orban: "Salvini è il mio eroe, my destiny partner"

28 August 2018 by admin

The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior: the left exists only to insult me, to defend the bankers' EU and unlimited immigration

With the Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini “I would like to get to know you personally. He is my hero”. The Hungarian Prime Minister said so, Viktor Orban, leaving the restaurant where he had lunch in Milan. “He is my destiny companion – he added – I'm very curious to know his personality. I'm a big fan and have some experiences that maybe I could share with him. I have this feeling”, concluded Orbàn.
“At this point – writes the deputy prime minister and interior minister – the left exists only to insult me, to defend the bankers' EU and unlimited immigration. P.S. In Hungary unemployment is below 5%, Flat Tax for businesses is al 9% and for the people at 15%, Immigration is under control and the economy is growing by 4%”. The deputy prime minister and minister of the interior wrote it, Matteo Salvini, ahead of his meeting this afternoon with Hungarian President Viktor Orban.
E’ and “important meeting” today's meeting in Milan between Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Former Interior Minister Roberto Maroni wrote on Twitter explaining that “it could truly be the beginning of the turning point towards a Europe that finally takes charge of the immigration problem”. The conclusion of the historic Northern League exponent is a wish for “Good work”.
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Actuality | Science and Bioethics

I performed abortions, today I defend life

22 August 2018 by admin

Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team

On the 40th anniversary of the law 194 Let's read the testimony of Dr. East

Of Federico Cenci

(AUTOMATIC READING)
Forty years after the approval of the law 194, who introduced abortion in Italy, many of its supporters wonder how it is possible that a high number of conscientious objector doctors persists. The answer lies in the depths of the gaze or in the voice broken by emotion of some of them, like Dr. Antonio Oriente, 64 year old Sicilian gynecologist.
Today he is a doctor who works to convince undecided women to give birth to the children they are carrying, but for many years his hands performed abortions, “they killed other people's children”, as he himself bluntly admits in an interview with In Terris.
His professional history is intertwined with his personal one. And he started doing it in the 1980s, among the torments of a man who could not find serenity. “My wife, pediatrician, he adored and cared for children, but we couldn't have children of our own, not even with the path of artificial insemination, and she suffered terribly from it”, tells. He spent endless hours in the hospital room, trying to exorcise suffering with work commitment. “I was away from home for two days in a row – dice -, all absorbed in my work, which also consisted of performing abortions, in killing other people's children, while I couldn't have any of my own”.
THE TURNING POINT
The Dr. East could not understand the fact that medical science, which he had studied with passion and almost adoration, was unable to provide answers to his and his wife's need for parenthood. The beginning of the turning point came on an evening that seemed to herald the usual bitterness.
“It was the first months of 1986 – tells -, I had finished my shift at the clinic but had decided not to go home, I locked myself in my study with my head in my hands, thinking back to the pain I was experiencing with my wife and crying”. Precisely in those moments, a couple of people passed in front of the office that the doctor. Oriente had been following for infertility for some time. “They saw the lights – explains – and knowing that the clinic was closed at that time, they came in fearing that I had left the switch on or that I might have problems”. And in fact they found the doctor who treated them feeling unwell. “With them – he states – I found the courage to confide”. Read More

Actuality | Culture

Forty-year-olds today: a generation of precarious workers

12 April 2018 by admin

Of Massimo Caruso
Forty-year-olds today: a generation of precarious workers
Source: The Lighthouse on the World
Life begins at forty. Those of my generation often heard this as children, perhaps from the forty-year-olds of the time who, already at that age, they smelled of retirement. The same pension as my generation, a generation of precarious workers for life, he will see very late or perhaps he will never see.
We don't want to rant, but data in hand, the age group come on 35 ai 49 years has in fact found itself entangled in a dramatic situation from which it will be difficult to escape without facing the consequences and related expenses. The deep wounds caused by this terrible social butchery already have a cost and the bill that will arrive in the years to come will be even saltier.
The costs that are already faced are economic, social and health. The costs that will be faced will be predominantly political, because the same policy that created this huge trap and has still not managed to defuse it, will have to make sure to put together the pieces of a generation shattered already from its first foray into the world of work. Precisely, a generation of precarious workers.
The numbers are merciless: in Italy, since December 2016 in December 2017, employed people aged between 35 e 49 years have waned 2,1%, for a total of approximately 204 thousand people. The worst result among the various age groups, if you consider that, in the same period, the band between 25 e 34 years, recorded losses for the 0,7%. Read More