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The League: «Make the concept adoptable»
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Fewer abortions, more chances for couples willing to welcome children who are not theirs: Northern League bill to offer a new possibility to women who have chosen not to keep their unborn child .
One word is enough - "conceived" - and part of the Palace promptly loses its nerve. Nevertheless, his, the conceived, it is anything but threatening. On the contrary, he is "one of us", as the European campaign effectively said that in 2013 collected two million signatures in EU countries for the legal protection of the human embryo.
However, now that a bill has been put in black and white, the controversy around the usual slogan 'the 194 don't touch it. The great thing is that the bill – the first signatory was the Lega deputy Alberto Stefani, followed by others 47 ladies of the Northern League - it doesn't touch the at all 194, proposing «Provisions regarding the adoption of the conceived child» as an alternative to abortion for the pregnant woman who has decided not to keep the child (and which in any case already today has the law on anonymous births). In a nutshell: For those who want to abort, nothing would change, while it would only introduce a new possibility of free choice.
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Unpunished crimes: the children killed in Gorla
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UNIQUE THOUGHT – SERIES A DEATHS AND SERIES B DEATHS
Reporting of Federici Studies Center

Milano, Gorla and the massacre of the 184 innocent
The sky is damn blue over Milan, the morning of 20 October 1944. So blue that the primary school teacher Francesco Crispi, in the Gorla area, she is worried: «It's too clear, they could bomb. We are forced to go to school, but you who can…», he says, meeting little Graziella Ghisalberti on the bridge of the Martesana canal, 7 years, holding hands with his mother and his little cousin Edoardo di 6. Instead Graziella and Edoardo, with their black aprons, they walk through the door, like every day since they returned from Brianza, where they were displaced for fear of war: "The war is over now anyway", the adults repeated. And instead the war in Milan had to deliver the final blow, the most devastating.
In second class that day they learned capital letters and Graziella had just completed a whole page of D… A gesture that is still old today 77 he often repeats with his finger, tracing many imaginary capital Ds on the table… «At that moment, all 11 e 14 – he says – the small alarm sounded, American planes were arriving, we all had to run down to the shelter under the school".

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