Monday, December 29, 2008

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Archbishop Tutu: "Israel's air raid on Gaza is a war crime"
















Israeli shelling on Gaza - Photo notiziedalmediooriente.it

The Israeli air strikes on Gaza have all the characteristics of war crimes. " , said the Nobel Prize for Peace, Msgr. Desmond Tutu . "In the context of a total air supremacy, in which part of the war unfolds against lethal air forces adversaries who can not defend, assume all of the bombing war crimes "- said the Anglican Archbishop, according to which the military offensive" does not contribute to the security of Israel. "Archbishop Tutu has finally highlighted the responsibilities of international community and especially of world leaders "in the last 60 years have constantly failed with the people of Palestine and Israel."

Amnesty International denounces the Israeli offensive in Gaza that has already caused over 280 deaths the Palestinian population in one of the bloodiest attacks in the forty years of Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. "The use disproportionate use of force by Israel is illegal and liable to trigger violence Other details in the whole region "- the press reports of Amnesty . " Hundreds of unarmed civilians and police personnel who did not participate in hostilities are among the victims the Israeli bombardment "- adds the association. Amnesty also states that" the continued firing of rockets on Israeli towns and villages by Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups - which according to the Association share the responsibility for the escalation of violence - are illegal and can not be justified. "The Association therefore calls on all parties to put an end to the attacks and the community International "intervene immediately to ensure that civilians trapped in the violence are protected and that the blockade of Gaza is removed."

"It is absolutely necessary to stop the bombing because they are already too many innocent victims. We condemn all violence: the rockets fired from the Gaza Strip, but today's bombing. So there will only further spiral of violence. We are saddened that yet Once that is the only language of weapons "- says Claudette Habash, director of Caritas Jerusalem in an appeal taken by the Italian Caritas which for years has supported the most vulnerable population in the Gaza Strip.

were numerous yesterday expressions of condemnation and protests in front of the Israeli embassy attacks and solidarity for the victims and for the tormented people of Gaza not only in the Arab world, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and Yemen, but also in various European capitals including Stockholm, Copenhagen, London, Madrid, Istanbul, Rome and Milan in Milan - Misna agency reported - the protesters staged a march which started from Piazza San Babila, where banners have been linked anti -Israel, and has reached the Piazza Duomo, then praying for the victims of Gaza and for Peace in the knee.

The missionary news agency in the world highlights the comment of the pressure group Israeli peace " Gush Shalom (Peace Block) founded by former Israeli parliamentary Uri Avnery. In a statement released by e-mail pacifist the association states that "The war in Gaza, the bloodshed, killings, destruction and suffering on both sides of the border have the perverse folly of a bankrupt government. A government that is carried away by military adventurers, and a crude nationalist demagoguery and pointless in a destructive war that will not give solution to any problem, nor for the communities in southern Israel under a rain of missiles, nor the terrible poverty and suffering of Gaza under siege. The day after the war, will remain the same problems - with the addition of many bereaved families, injured and disabled for life and piles of rubble and destruction. "

" The escalation to war could and should be avoided "- continues the statement Gush Shalom. "To break the truce with Israel was the raid carried out in a tunnel on the night of the American elections two months ago. Since then the army has been accumulating with escalation of fire raids and targeted killings, each time firing rockets at Israel fell. The cycle of the massacre could and should be broken. The cease-fire can be restored immediately and on a more solid. It is right to demand an end to Israel's total rocket its territory and its citizens, but must put an end to all their attacks and death by starvation of one million and a half residents of Gaza, even stopping to interfere with the right of Palestinians to choose their leaders. The declaration of Ehud Barak that would suspend campaigning to focus on the offensive in Gaza is a joke. The war in Gaza is in itself the campaign of Barak, a cynical attempt to buy votes with the blood and suffering of Sderot and Netivot, Gaza and Beit Hanun. "

According to a survey of the Israeli commercial television, the ' 82% of Israelis have expressed support for the operation of 'lead time' and the Labour Party, of which Defense Minister Ehud Barak has been president since June 2007, would rise in the forecast for any seats in parliament from 11 to 16 - emphasizes the director of the Misna , Pietro Mariano Benni. [GB]


Source: Unimondo.org

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Do Twins Have Vertebrae

December 12, 2008 to commemorate the massacre of State

While in Italy has been struggling with bad weather and the difficulty to make ends meet, while CGIL only mobilizes the world of work and the whole civil society into the streets to have appropriate measures to address the crisis passes under all these problems also yet another anniversary of the Massacre of State.



39 years have passed since that December 12, 1969 in Fountain Square, from the terrible massacre in the National Bank of Agriculture, which caused 17 deaths and 84 injured, were responsible for subversive organizations of the right, as demonstrated historically and procedurally.


SOURCE: www.reti-invisibili.net
Milan, December 12, 1969, 16:30

explodes a bomb in living branch of the National Bank of Agriculture, at 4 Fountain Square. Begins a new era of tragedy.

The terrorists could not have chosen a better time: the bank is in fact packed for the "Friday Market", which refers to the farmers in the provinces of Milan and Pavia. The bomb was placed to cause maximum casualties: under the table at the center of the room for customers, the semi in front of the doors. The rooms bear witness to the power of the explosive used devastated.

The attack because sixteen dead, of which fourteen on the spot, and eighty wounded. History will tell whether the massacre of Piazza Fontana, launching the strategy tension, resulted in the ten darkest years of Italian political life.

In the hours following the attacks are carried out searches in places of all organizations of the extreme left. It also visited some far-right organization, but without much conviction, as the investigation and save the New Order National Vanguard, the most important. Fin The very next day, as prepared in advance, part of an incredible campaign against the extremists on the left. The surveys are an amazing pace, is arrested in three days on which a dozen people, such as state police, "heavy burden clues." They are all anarchists Bakunin and circles of March 22. Among them are: John Aricò, Annelise Borth, Casile Angelo, Roberto Mander, Emilio Borghese, Mario Merlino, Giuseppe Pinelli and Pietro Valpreda. For the police, in short, in addition to the anarchic, no track deserves to be taken into account.

begin interrogation. Are conducted with energy. On December 15 at midnight in the courtyard of police headquarters in Milan, a shattered body with almost no noise at the foot of a journalist. And Giuseppe Pinelli, an anarchist arrested three days earlier, fell without a cry from a room on the fourth floor. Official cause of death: suicide. You would not believe anyone ... Among the anarchists stopped immediately after the massacre at the National Bank of Agriculture, Commissioner Calabresi seems to be interested in one person: Peter Valpreda, a professional dancer. The boy cries his innocence. It is recognized that not long after. Yet, even then, all of them reveal the existence of a "black run", which will be explored only belatedly.

December 15, 1969

Guido Lorenzon secretary of a section of the Christian Democrats, is a city attorney stating that he is aware of facts that could be linked to the attacks. Two days earlier, that the aftermath of the explosion, was the editor John Ventura (longtime friend), a conversation that, since then, the obsession. Information Ventura, which provided him with the attacks were so precise and detailed so that it may be totally unrelated to the massacre.

Previously Ventura had talked with the same precision of the ten train bombings carried out in Northern Italy in the night between 8 and 9 August 1969. It had also confided to belong to a clandestine organization that was planning a coup aimed at creating a system inspired by the Republic of Salò. Up to that moment had been silent Lorenzon. After the massacre in Milan could not do so: the last conversation with Ventura, in fact, seemed to understand that they were preparing other deadly attacks.

The next day, in the company of lawyers, Lorenzon repeated his testimony before a magistrate, from Treviso, the prosecutor Pietro Calogero. With the help of Lorenzon, who continues to attend Ventura, in a few weeks Calogero collect a series of solid evidence against him and his friend, Franco Freda, a lawyer well known in the region of Padua for its neo-Nazi views.

Franco Freda, slightly older than Ventura, a great admirer of Hitler and the SS, fanatical anti-Semite, worked its way up, like Ventura, MSI, in the early sixties he directed the university organization (Fuan ). Later he founded the Aryan aristocracy Groups (AR), close to New Order.

John Ventura grew up in the nostalgia for Mussolini, has run the MSI writing very young. In 1965, finding that movement too moderate, enter into the New Order, whose more energetic policy best suits their aspirations.

November 1971

A Mason, to perform some repairs on the roof of one house of Castelfranco Veneto, accidentally breaks the partition wall of a house owned by a Socialist town councilor, Giancarlo Marchesin, and discovered an arsenal of weapons and explosives, including, in particular, cases of ammunition initialed born. Arrested, Marchesin declares that those weapons were hidden there by John Ventura a few days after the attacks of 12 December, and that before you were at a certain Roger Pan.

questioned in turn, Pan reveals that during the summer of 1969, after the train bombings, Ventura asked him to buy the metal cases of the German brand Jewell. Those of wood used to place the explosives in the attacks, said the publisher had not had the effect of "compression of the explosive metal." Pan refused. The next day, noting Ventura from a metal box, he realized that someone was going to buy it for him.

Pan had forgotten the episode until 13 December 1969, the day when television and newspapers showed the playback of a cassette used in the attacks on banks. It was a Jewell, identical to those purchased by Freda and Ventura. The magistrates of Treviso

discover that the group held its meetings in the hall of a university of Padua made available to it by the keeper, Marco Pozzan, right-hand man Franco Freda.

Submitted by investigators, 21 February and 1 March 1972, two long interviews, Marco Pozzan explains that the plan, prepared for a long time, had received the green light during a night meeting held in Padua, April 18, 1969 . At first reticent about the identity of two of the participants in the meeting, arrived the same evening from Rome, Pozzan, after some hesitation, reveals the name of one of them, Pino Rauti, then head of the New Order movement. On the second, it ensures to know only what the Franco Freda said: "It is a journalist and member of the secret services ...".

The magistrates, indeed, were already aware of this meeting due to interception which had submitted the details of Freda. What I was unaware of the importance it had in the organization of the terrorist attacks of 1969.

March 3, 1972

Franco Freda, solicitor in Padua, John Ventura and Pino Rauti, national leader of the MSI and founder of the New Order, were arrested. They are accused of organizing the attacks of April 25, 1969 (the Fair and the Milan Central Station) and 8 and 9 August of that year (at the expense of some trains). On 21 March, adding to the charges against the group Freda-Ventura bombings of 12 December 1969, the court Stiz forward the dossier to local jurisdiction, the prosecutor in Milan.

to continue the investigation shall be appointed three new judges whose first initiative is set at liberty Rauti, without dropping the indictment.

Taking surveys from scratch, the three judges picked up in Milan a few months a series of decisive evidence against the group-Freda and Ventura, at the same time, demonstrate that police officers and judges who have fallen on the track anarchist who committed numerous irregularities .

A new report on the various pieces of explosives, timers and found bags containing the bombs at December 12, 1969 attacks can ascertain three important facts:

1) the bombs are made up of identical sticks of explosives hidden from Ventura, few days after the attacks, in the house of Giancarlo Marchesin;

2) the mechanisms of delayed blast bombs come from a lot of fifty timer purchased September 22, 1969 by Franco Freda in a shop in Bologna. Freda will tell magistrates that he bought the timers at the request of a mysterious Captain Hamid Mohamed Selin Algerian secret service, on behalf of the Palestinian resistance. A check carried out at Algerian authorities that this captain does not exist;

3) bags in which they found the bombs had been purchased two days before the attacks, in a leather goods of Padua. A few days later, by comparing two photos of the leather bag was discovered intact in the Italian Commercial Bank, Judge D'Ambrosio is a difference. In the first, taken the same evening of the attacks, still hangs from the handle the price tag. In the second, taken a month later, the label and the rope which was attached to have disappeared. Once again, someone intervened to suppress the evidence.

now convinced they have in hand, Franco Freda and Giovanni Ventura, the key characters of the attacks, Milan magistrates apply to find out who is behind the two men, the true underlying the strategy of tension. The investigation will be torn down in flight in 1974 from the decision of the Supreme Court to remove from their investigation of who ran for two years with exemplary courage. The trial was moved to Catanzaro, where they had already been moved to the investigation and trial Valpreda for "reasons of public order." A Catanzaro they are assigned to two local magistrates who, without being able to question their honesty, will never follow the "black tracks" with the stubbornness of their predecessors.

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From: http://www.ecn.org/uenne/archivio/archivio2004/un10/art3164.html
(Nova Humanity, number 10 of March 21, 2004, Year 84 - article by Luciano Lanza)

's sentence appeal for the Piazza Fontana bombing (December 12, 1969) is not outrageous as many say and write, is the rule. Restored. After a few anomalies. Small and incomplete.

facts. On 12 March the Court of Appeal of Milan acquitted of the crime of murder (life imprisonment) Delphi Zorzi, Carlo Maria Maggi and Giancarlo Rognoni, which are responsible of the attack that caused more than 34 years ago 16 (plus one) dead and 84 wounded in National Bank for Agriculture. In June 2001 the three were sentenced to life imprisonment. In addition Stefano Tringali was caught three years for aiding and abetting. Ironically it is the only guilty by a sentence reduced to one year. But if there are guilty of aiding and abetting those who did? Mysteries of Italian justice. Or rather, there are no mysteries, there is only the desire to "close" a page which sees the Italian state as guilty of conspiracy and murder.

Why is the rule in this criminal affair? Very simple. Because since the outbreak of the bombs (one in Milan and two in Rome) the apparatus of state have done everything for detecting and concealing the truth. Remember? At first the monster that had put the bomb was an anarchist, Pietro Valpreda, but not only anarchist also a dancer, then a move, a different with the lust of blood and revolution. And from there a campaign (obsessively orchestrated, not too cleverly, but pounding by the media) against the anarchists and the left "revolutionary." With a side equally dramatic: the "flight" of a Milanese anarchist, Giuseppe Pinelli, from the fourth floor of police headquarters in Milan. Well that had worked for a short time frame, then an obscure court Veneto in Treviso, Giancarlo Stiz if they had come out with a warrant for the arrest of two neo-Nazis: Franco Freda and Giovanni Ventura. For Stiz were their leaders, not Valpreda of this assassination. Before

anomaly. Which contradicted the investigation "institutional" of Roman magistrates and Vittorio Ernesto Cudillo occurred. The two had bet now (and why?) Valpreda and his companions on the club March 22. From there, a sequence of processes that define a small thing is ridiculous. The process begins February 23 for the massacre that saw the dock and the anarchists Valpreda and his companions (with an addition of Mario Merlino, Nazi infiltrator in the group March 22) and the Nazis Freda and Ventura. The Sound of Music to muddy the waters (the worn, but still heralded theory of "extremists on both sides) and do not understand what really happened. But the Roman magistrates on March 6 (makers of the frame, remember: Occorso and Cudillo) understand that they will get it going. The process is then moved to Milan: the place of slaughter. The place where, according to the laws of the Italian state was to be held beginning the process. What's going on? The Prosecutor General of Milan, Enrico De Pepper says that Milan is a city in the hands of the "red" legitimate suspicion. The process is hijacked (banished?) In Catanzaro. But we have to wait almost ten years after the massacre (February 23, 1979 to get to the first sentence. Freda and Ventura are sentenced to life imprisonment for murder, acquitted Valpreda and companions (insufficient evidence), but convicted of criminal conspiracy. But there an interesting postscript. The courts of Catanzaro return to Milan acts regarding the former prime minister Giulio Andreotti and Mariano Rumor and former Mario Tanassi ministers, defense, and Mario Zagari, Justice. To say that the four men come almost immediately from the political process is how to tell one of those old jokes that everyone knows. And it all ends up as already expected, "Sorry to disturb."

And, from task to task, we arrive at January 27, 1987 in which the first section of the Supreme Court closed the matter: no one responsible for the massacre of Piazza Fontana. Anarchists and Nazis are innocent. Or rather, the fact remains that Freda and Ventura has confirmed the sentence to 15 years for attacks on the Trade Fair and the Central Station in Milan on April 25, 1969 and, in the same year, the train bombings (ten bombs, eight burst) between 8 and 9 August. Special

not insignificant: those two attacks, initially attributed to anarchists, were used to construct the "theorem anarchist" Piazza Fontana. Then the responsibility of the case is finally attributed to the Nazis no longer seems relevant.
dialectical capacity of the Italian judiciary.

arrive in another of the few anomalies that mark this event. The examining magistrate Guido Salvini in 1987 opened a new investigation sull'eversione and right on the Piazza Fontana massacre.

survey in 1995 in order to get indictments against a number of neo-Nazi terrorists. But to wait until June 2001 to assist the life sentence of Delphi Zorzi, Carlo Maria Maggi and Giancarlo Rognoni. Over the three-year sentence for aiding and Stefano Tringali.

Even the anomaly created by Salvini was closed. Buried by a desire to be guilty for the massacre. And when you have never seen a state that condemns himself?

Why the massacre of Piazza Fontana was really a massacre was termed as the anarchists Bridge Ghisolfa December 17, 1969 at a press conference that the press called it "incoherent". Massacre was involved because there are ministers, party secretaries, the Italian secret service (who are not diverted, but obedient to the orders of those responsible policy) and foreign intelligence services (Americans and Israelis).

For those who have lived through that period then it is worth recalling that the Italian ruling class feared a shift to the left of the national policy, a change unwanted and opposed by all means. Even with the bombs and the dead. It was put in place a strategy that "would lead, in the intentions of the performers, in an authoritarian regime, but which was run by the highest organs of state to take out political opponents and to create a climate of fear which perpetuates the centrality the Christian Democratic Party and its allies. "

Now, back to the fore the successors of the Christian Democrats (Forza Italy more satellites), the Piazza Fontana bombing must go into oblivion. Discuss this issue again in a few years, when nearly forty years have passed since the massacre. And then it will be even more and only a story. Revised. According to the dictates of revisionism abounds.

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Association:
"Family Associations victims of the massacre of Piazza Fontana"
President: LOUIS PASS

Saturday, December 6, 2008

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60th ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS









Source: www.perlapace . it


Human Rights, the world celebrates, no Berlusconi

The 60th anniversary of the Declaration Paris snubbed from the right. The government has not yet implemented the International Criminal Court.
Careless. Commitments not implemented. Hiding. So the Italian government is going to not mention a deadline that will involve the whole world: the 60th anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights. An absence

guilty. An unjustified and unjustifiable disregard. Ten in December, the world celebrates the sixtieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights: the "Magna Charta" of humanity, which for the first time recognized the fundamental rights of all human beings. Rights which continue to be violated, trampled, muddy in many parts of the planet. More reason to renew a commitment. To keep with the "diplomacy of the States' and the peoples. Ten in December: the Italian government latita. It is called out. Very low profile. Virtually non-existent. To complaints and Flavio Lotti, coordinator of the Table of Peace, an organization that promoted the National Committee for the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.




GOVERNMENT Fugitive
"Italy - said the fighting - and the only European country that has chosen to ignore the call UN's December 10, 2007 inaugurated the Year of Human Rights and called on all states to a more concrete commitment. " Call that the Italian government has largely rejected. "The fact - noted the coordinator of the Table of Peace - is even more serious because Italy is part of the UN Human Rights Council, the body that more than anyone else has the responsibility to defend and promote respect for human rights rights in the world. For this - concludes Lotti - Italy should be at the forefront among the countries that undertake more for human rights. " It should. Because the reality, unfortunately, is another. And the reality is about understatement, hallway, delaying the implementation of commitments made in international fora. Government at large. The proof is in the complaint of the radicals. "It is now 10 years after the approval of the Rome Statute by the Diplomatic Conference that established the International Criminal Court, and that is the first permanent institution with the mission to prosecute and try those responsible for some of the most serious crimes known to humanity such as genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity. "

THE CRIMINAL COURT CASE
to remember are the radical deputies elected from the lists of Pd, Rita Bernardini Mecacci and Matthew, then complaining the lack of implementation to date, by the Italian government of the Statute of the International Criminal Court. "Italy - Bernardini and continue Mecacci - was among the protagonists of that story through political and diplomatic efforts of governments, the center-right and center-left, because ours was the fourth country to ratify the Statute, thanks the tireless struggle of the Radical Party and No Peace Without Justice. " Yet today, Italy is still failing in implementing within the state, which means that it is not in a position to work from the legal point of view with the Court. One issue that - explain - as it continues to remain unresolved, could expose our country to step in our country of criminals wanted by the International Court, for example, which could not be delivered to it by our authorities. " A fugitive from a government to be counterbalanced by a grassroots mobilization of civil society associations and more engaged on issues of human rights in Italy and around the world: 221 initiatives in 159 cities in all Italian regions are the numbers of National Day Action for Human Rights, which next Wednesday, December 10, celebrated throughout Italy on the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, under the banner of the slogan "If do not defend them, you take them out. "

EVENTS
Duecentouno one hundred fifty-nine initiatives in the city, in all Italian regions are the numbers of the National Day of Action for Human Rights, on Wednesday December 10, celebrated throughout Italy on the sixtieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Humans. The highlight of the Day initiative, promoted by a cartel of associations and committees, will be held in front of the headquarters of the Directorate General of RAI in Rome on Viale Mazzini, a sit-in during which participants can listen to the reading of the Universal Declaration of 1948, the Italian Constitution and the service contract of public television: "Dear Rai - says the wheel of the organizers - we ask you to give voice to the voiceless. We ask you to enlighten people's lives and to defend their fundamental rights, whatever the color of their skin. We ask that you do every day. We do not ask much. We ask only that you do your duty as a public service. " Despite the disinterest of government.

Umberto De Giovannangeli
Source: December 4th, 2008 Unit

taken from www.perlapace.it


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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted by the UN General Assembly on 10 December 1948.

The thirty articles that make enshrine individual rights, civil, political, economic, social and cultural needs of each person. We also proclaim the right to life, liberty and personal security, to a treatment of equality before the law without discrimination, to a fair trial and the public, to be considered innocent until proven guilty, freedom of movement, thought , conscience and belief, freedom of opinion, expression and association. There is also proclaims that
no one can be enslaved or subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and that no one shall be arbitrarily arrested, imprisoned or exiled.
There are also states that everyone has the right to a nationality, to marry, to own property. to take part in the government of his country, to work, to receive fair compensation for work, to enjoy rest, leisure and to enjoy adequate living conditions and to receive an education. It also provides for the right of everyone to form and join a trade union or to seek asylum in case of persecution.

Many countries have summarized the terms of the Declaration by the constitution. It is a declaration of principles with an appeal to the individual and to every single social organization to promote and ensure respect for the freedoms and rights that are defined. The United Nations Member States were not required to ratify it (the declaration is not binding in itself), though belonging to the United Nations is generally regarded as an implicit acceptance of the principles of the Declaration.

should be noted that under the Charter of the United Nations Member States undertake to act jointly or individually, to promote universal respect for and observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms. This is an obligation of a legal nature. The authoritative statement is an indication of what are human rights and fundamental freedoms.

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS

Preamble

Considering that the recognition of the inherent dignity of all members of the human family of their rights and the equal and inalienable is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world;

Given disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of humanity and the advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of the

Given that it is essential that human rights are protected by legal rules, if you want to avoid that man is compelled to have recourse as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression;

Given which is essential to promote the development of friendly relations between nations,

Given the peoples of the United Nations in the Charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights, dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and have determined to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom,

Given that Member States have pledged themselves to achieve, in cooperation with the United Nations, the universal respect for and observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms;

Given that a common understanding of these rights and freedoms is of the utmost importance for the full realization of this pledge,

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY proclaims THIS UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS as a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations, to the end that every individual and every organ of society, keeping this Declaration, strives to promote, through teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and these freedoms and by progressive measures, national and international, to secure their universal and effective recognition and observance, both among the peoples of the same States, and between those of the territories under their jurisdiction.

DECLARATION UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS


Article 1 All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

Article 2
1) Everyone is entitled to all rights and all freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, for reasons of race, color, sex, language, religion, of political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.

2) No distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, international law of the country or territory to be independent, or subject to the trusteeship, non-self, or subject to any limitation of sovereignty.


Article 3 Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.


Article 4 No one shall be held in slavery or servitude, slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in any form.

Article 5
No one shall be subjected to torture or treatment or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.


Article 6 Everyone has the right, at any place, in recognition of his legal status.


Article 7 All are equal before the law and are entitled without any discrimination to equal protection of the law. All are entitled to equal protection against any discrimination in violation of this Declaration and against any incitement to such discrimination.

Article 8
Everyone has the right to an effective remedy by the competent national tribunals for acts violating the fundamental rights granted him by constitution or by law.

Article 9
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.


Article 10 Everyone is entitled in full equality to a fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal, in the determination of his rights and his obligations and of any criminal charge made to it.

Article 11
1) Everyone charged with a crime is presumed innocent until his guilt has been proven legally in a public trial at which he has had all the guarantees necessary for his defense .

2) No one shall be convicted of any act or omission which, at the time it was committed did not constitute a crime under domestic law or under international law. Nor shall a heavier penalty be imposed than that applicable at the time the crime was committed.

Article 12
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home, correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honor and reputation. Everyone has the right to be protected by law against such interference or attacks.

Article 13
1) Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state.

2) Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country.

Article 14
1) Everyone has the right to seek and enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution.

2) This right may not be invoked in the case of prosecutions genuinely non-political crimes or from acts contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.

Article 15
1) Everyone has the right to a nationality. 2) No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his nationality nor denied the right to change his nationality.

Article 16
1) Men and women of full age have the right to marry and to found a family, without any limitation due to race, nationality or religion. They have equal rights as to marriage, during marriage and at its dissolution.

2) Marriage shall be entered into only with the free and full consent of the intending spouses.

3) The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the state.

Article 17
1) Everyone has the right to own property alone or in community with others.

2) No one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his property.

Article 18
Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, this right includes freedom to change religion or belief, and freedom of expression either alone or in community with others and in public or private his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.


Article 19 Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression including the right not to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless frontiers.


Article 20 Everyone has the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and association.

2) No one may be compelled to belong to an association.

Article 21
1) Everyone has the right to participate in the government of his country, directly or through freely chosen representatives.

2) Everyone has the right to equal access to public service in his country.

3) The will of the people is the foundation of the government, this will shall be expressed in periodic and genuine elections which shall be by universal and equal and secret vote or by equivalent free voting procedures.


Article 22 Everyone, as a member of society has the right to social security and is entitled to realization, through national effort and international cooperation and in accordance with the organization and resources of each State, of the economic, social and cultural rights indispensable for his dignity and the free development of his personality.

Article 23
1) Everyone has the right to work, to free choice of employment, to just and favorable conditions of work and to protection against unemployment.

2) Everyone, without any discrimination, has the right to equal pay for equal work.

3) Everyone who works has the right to just and favorable remuneration ensuring for himself and his family an existence worthy of human dignity and supplemented, if necessary, by other means of social protection.

4) Everyone has the right to form and join trade unions for the protection of his interests.


Article 24 Everyone has the right to rest and leisure, including reasonable that limitation of working hours and periodic holidays with pay.

Article 25
1) Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control.

2) Motherhood and childhood are entitled to special care and assistance. All children born in or out of wedlock, shall enjoy the same social protection.

Article 26
1) Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education shall be compulsory. The Technical and professional education shall be made generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible to all on the basis of merit.

2) Education shall be directed to the full development of human personality and the strengthening of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. It shall promote understanding, tolerance and friendship among all nations, racial or religious groups, and shall further the activities of United Nations peacekeeping.

3) Parents have a prior right to choose the kind of education that shall be given to their children.

Article 27
1) Everyone has the right to participate freely in cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits.

2) Everyone has the right to protection of moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author.

Article 28
Everyone is entitled to a social and international order in which the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration can be fully realized.

Article 29
1) Everyone has duties to the community in which alone the free and full development of his personality.

2) In exercising its rights and its freedoms, everyone shall be subject only to such limitations as are prescribed by law to ensure the recognition and respect for human rights and freedoms of others and of meeting the just requirements of morality, public order and the general welfare in a democratic society.

3) These rights and freedoms may in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.


Article 30 Nothing in this Declaration may be interpreted as implying for any State, group or person any activity or to perform any act aimed at the destruction of some of the rights and freedoms set forth herein.


Sunday, November 23, 2008

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died Sandro Curzi, historical voice of the left

taken from (AMI) Italian Agency Multimedia

He died Saturday morning in Rome at the age of 78 years, after a long illness, the journalist Sandro Curzi. Director of TG3 Rai and later director of the PRC Communist newspaper "Liberation" from 2005 Curzon was a member of the board of RAI.

Born in Rome 4 March 1930, a militant communist since adolescence, Sandro Curzi has spent its life in the Communist Party first and then the communist PRC authorities, have positions in the communications field. Editor of "Unity" illegal immigration - which later became managing editor and managing director of Central -, Editor of the journal FGCI "New Youth", the director of "Deliverance" from 1998 to 2005 under the leadership of Fausto Bertinotti, in the mid 60s to the national leadership of the Communist Party he served for a short period the role of responsible for press and propaganda.

Still, between journalistic assignments is to remember the Deputy Directorate of the newspaper "Paese Sera", held from 1967 to 1975, that dealt with the student revolts of 1968 and the rescue workers in 1969.

He joined RAI in 1975, worked with Sergio Zavoli to Gr1 and in 1976 was among the supporters of the birth of the third public network, in 1978 and became co-director of the newscast by Biagio Agnes, of which he took over from 1987 to 1993. On completion of this experience, Curzon spent two years at the helm of the Tg of Telemontecarlo. In 2005 he was elected a director by the Parliamentary Supervisory Rai, thanks to the votes of Rifondazione Comunista, the Greens and the left-most wing of the PDS.

The funeral will be held this afternoon in the hall of Protomoteca Campidoglio in Rome, and will be open from 17 to 20 today and from 10 to 18 on Sunday, then re-open on Monday from 9 to 11.30. Then the funeral will be celebrated with a secular ceremony.

condolences for the death of Sandro Curzi reached by the highest authorities of the state. The President of the Republic, Giorgio Napolitano, the family of the journalist expresses his "affectionate participation in the sign of an old friendship" and salutes "a man of sincere political passion and always alive uncommon human kindness," stressing that "the bitter controversy involved in that period of his greatest journalistic responsibility not ever led to closures or hateful to any mitigation of his independence of opinion and of his sense of the institutions. " Praise for "his profound attachment to the public television service, as evidenced by his commitment in recent times."


Several posts from the entire Italian political spectrum. For Rifondazione, the party of Curzi, Paolo Ferrero is the secretary to speak: "We consider a great privilege to have enjoyed working with him, to his love for journalism and his political commitment, both in quality of director who gave me strength Liberation and value, both as a passionate activist in the party. The widow and family - ends Ferrero - I express deep condolences and full embrace of affection and my staff around the PRC. " "If he goes with an old friend Sandro Curzi, a journalist of race, a brave man and ironic that had traveled in his life a large portion of the history of the Italian left," says the secretary of the Democratic Party, Walter Veltroni, speaking of "a passionate man who took things head-on with vehemence and capabilities. " From Pdl, Maurizio Gapsarri recalls "a man soundly that he has always respected part of their political opponents," a character, added the Undersecretary for Communications, Paolo Romani, who "with his critical voice and its sometimes uncomfortable positions contributed to growth of public service. " "A great Italian," calls him the Mayor of Rome, Gianni Alemanno, "that's right for us has been known to be a partner and a person who has never pulled back."

Among journalists, Michele Santoro Curzon remembers "the greatest ability to nourish the relationship with others, even with people different from him. " The Director of TG5, Clemente Mimun, will miss "his humanity, his sympathy, his loyal partisanship." Rai from the top, the president Claudio Petruccioli lost "a great friend, a companion for life," but also "a great journalist, as Biagi, Montanelli like." With the disappearance of Curzi, says Director General Rai Claudio Cappon, "Italy loses a master of journalism. Rai one of the protagonists, a professional who has helped to make history. "


Sunday, November 16, 2008

Tsa Dashboardhow Long

beatings on the school, the state performs

CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS: taken from Repubblica.it
G8 Genoa Scene irruption in the school audio and video







Unacceptable sentence for beatings by the Digos a young unarmed, without which took place on 21 July 2001 in the Diaz school in Genoa. All
unfortunately remember what happened.
That night, after a day of marches and demonstrations, some young people of different nationalities were sleeping in the Diaz school in Genoa, for the opportunity made available by the Administration Genovese in agreement with the organizers of the Social Forum, which had been granted in some sites fit in the thousands of young people who had gathered in Genoa.
E 'Everyone knows that at a certain hour of the night while everyone was sleeping, an entire department of the police raided the premises.
agents in riot overalls with helmets, batons and schudi began to pound wildly all those who, unarmed, were sleeping in the rooms and the gym. A sense
ignoble conception of the State demonstrated cowardice, after which those agents were in the morning to watch the raids of the black bloc and that night they found "a duty" massacre of young people who were asleep, giving vent to their worst and bestiality anger. To justify the raid have
then in barracks product of the false evidence alleging the discovery of two Molotov cocktails, which were collected in the morning instead.
Score: 93 arrested, 82 injured, 63 hospitalized, (3 in coma).

After seven years since that July 21, 2001 his sentence, which serves 16 of the 29 defendants but that saves especially the leaders of this massacre that they could not know.
The plaintiffs claim that none of the accused is not suspended nor was anyone, and not against them was not taken any disciplinary action, have all been promoted and none of them apologized.

Here are the names of only condemned the perpetrators of the massacre:
The court sentenced substantially all of the VII nucleus is controlled by Vincent Singers, although most of the sentences were mitigated the effect of the amnesty. Singing, sentenced to four years, was found guilty of slander and false ideologies in competition while Michelangelo Fournier (2 years in prison and do not mention), Fabrizio Basili, Ciro Tucci, Carlo Lucaroni, Emiliano Zaccaria, Angelo Cenni, Fabrizio Ledoti, Foreigners and Peter Vince Compagnone were sentenced to three years each for personal injuries continued.
For the episode of the molotov court sentenced Peter Troiani (3 years) and Michele Burgio (2 years) for slander and to the port of illegal weapons. All were given the extenuating general considered to prevail on the disputed aggravating Fournier, Trojans and Burgio and equivalent to others. Louis Fazio, who was sentenced to one month in prison, was declared disqualified from holding public office for one year. For him, the court said the non-mention.
All the others had equal additional punishment for the duration of their sentences. The penalties imposed on
Basili, Tucci, Lucaroni, Zechariah, Cenni, Ledoti, Foreigners, Compagnone, Trojans and Burgio were fully condoned. The court also declared pardoned two years of the sentence imposed on Canterini. Finally, the court ruled that Canterini, Fournier, Basili, Tucci, Lucaroni, Zechariah, Cenni, Ledoti, Foreign and Compagnone are ordered jointly and severally liable and the civil, Ministry of 'Inside, the compensation for all damages suffered by the civil parties.

I found this video on YouTube that I recommend to all if we manage to get to the bottom of it ..

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G8 Genoa scenes blitz

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Funny Going To The Gym Quotes

died Mama Africa, Mama Africa lives in the hearts of all Africans


taken from lastampa.it
Life African artist who died after the concert in Rome Castel Volturno

was defined by many "the voice of Africa." Icon of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa it has always been committed against racial segregation and the rights civilians, Miriam Makeba was an artist-symbol, for years forced into exile by the government in Johannesburg and returned home after a long wandering in Europe and the United States only after the end of apartheid, Nelson Mandela personally convinced. Activist, but also a great singer, the warm voice and great stage presence, often with ethnic instruments and traditional costumes of his homeland.

Born in Johannesburg 76 years ago, his mother was a Swazi sangoma and her father's ethnic group, died when she was six, he was a Xhosa. Makeba started singing professionally in the '50s, with the group Manhattan Brothers, and later formed his own band, The Skylarks, combining jazz and music Traditional South Africa. In 1959 she sang jazz in South African musical King Kong alongside Hugh Masekela, who soon became her first husband. Although already a successful singer in the late '50s Makeba drew a few more revenue from its records, and did not receive royalties for these reasons he began to suggest to leave South Africa for the United States.

In 1960 he participated in the anti-apartheid documentary "Come Back, Africa" \u200b\u200band was invited to the Venice Film Festival, and once settled in Europe not to return. He moved to London, where he met Harry Belafonte, who helped her move to the U.S. and become known as an artist. Makeba recorded in America many of his hit songs like Pata Pata, The Click Song ("Qongqothwane 'in Xhosa language), and Malaika.

In 1966, Makeba received the Grammy for best folk recording for the album "An Evening with Belafonte / Makeba," recorded with Belafonte. The album was explicitly political issues concerning the situation of blacks under South African apartheid regime. In 1963 he took his testimony to the Committee against Apartheid of the United Nations. The South African government responded by banning discs Makeba and condemned to exile. In 1968 he married the civil rights activist Stokely Carmichael, the event generated controversy in the United States and its record contracts were canceled. Makeba and Carmichael moved to Guinea, where they became friends of President Ahmed Sekou Toure and his wife. Makeba separated from Carmichael in 1973, and sang mostly in Africa, South America and Europe. He also played the role of delegate of Guinea to the United Nations, Dag Hammarskj winning the Peace Prize in 1986.

After the death of her only daughter, Bongi (1985), Makeba moved to Brussels. In 1987 he collaborated on the album tour, "Graceland" by Paul Simon. Shortly after he published his autobiography, "Makeba: My Story." In 1990, Nelson Mandela persuaded Makeba to return to South Africa. In 1992 she starred in the film "Sarafina! The scent of freedom, "inspired by the Soweto riots of 1976, as the mother of the protagonist. In 2002 he also took part in the documentary "Amandla!: A Revolution in Four-Part Harmony," yet on apartheid. In 2001 he received the Otto Hahn Medal for Peace. The following year he won the Polar Music Prize with Sofia Gubaidulina, and in 2004 he finished in 38th place in the ranking of "great South Africans" compiled by SABC3. In 2005 he devoted himself to a world tour of farewell to the stage, singing in all the countries he had visited in his career. But the generosity of the singer had taken, despite poor health, to sing for a Castel Volturno Another artist-symbol, Roberto Saviano. His last notes are anticamorra concert last night, then the illness and sudden death.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Is Cooperators A Good Insurance Company

Victory of a President, the hope of all


We still believe it.
not believe the millions of Americans that in recent months have long believed in the dream of seeing a president in the White House differently, not only in color, but the story and the charisma that led him to win the Republican candidate.

Barack Obama was born in Hawaii Kenyan father and white American mother. His father, Barack Obama Sr., married his mother, Ann Dunham, while studying at the University of Hawaii. The couple separated when Obama was two years old. The father did returned to Kenya where he became a noted economist. It 'died in a car accident in 1982.

second wife, the mother married an Indonesian, Lolo Soetoro. The family moved to Indonesia, where Obama has remained until the age of 10 years, after which he returned to live with his grandparents in Hawaii, where he attended a scholarship to Punahou Academy, an elite institution .

He has seven brothers and sisters in Kenya, the children's father and sister, Maya Soetoro-Ng, his mother's side.

After finishing college in 1983, Obama worked for a financial consultant in New York and a consumer association. He found work in Chicago in 1985 in the organization Project of development of the community - a religious group that sought to improve living conditions in poor neighborhoods.

Three years later he joined the Harvard Law School, where he became the first black president of the university law journal. He worked as an associate pro tempore in the law firm Sidley Austin in Chicago, where he met his future wife. After graduating from Harvard in 1991, Obama practiced as a civil rights lawyer in a small studio in Chicago, then became a professor of constitutional law at the University of Chicago in 1993.

Obama won a seat in the Illinois Senate in 1996. During that term he worked legislation on welfare and ethical issues and on a measure providing for the electronic recording of police interrogations and confessions in homicide investigations.

Obama won a coveted seat on the U.S. Senate in 2004, wresting the nomination of seven rivals for the Democratic Party and went on to win the election.

From U.S. senator has stood out to vote in favor of bills left, but was also one of the few Democrats to support a measure on class-action in court. He opposed the nomination of John Roberts to the Minister of Justice and that of Samuel Alito to Supreme Court Judge.

The National Journal, not sides for any political force, called Obama the most liberal senator in 2007, basing his view on how Parliament had voted in that year. He was ranked 10th on the list of the most liberal in 2008 and 16th place in 2005.

( Sources: Reuters, Almanac of American Politics, "The Audacity of Hope" by Barack Obama)

Thursday, October 9, 2008

Where To Customize Pinnies

Vajont a wall of water - DO NOT FORGET TO



From: Lastampa.it - \u200b\u200bchronicles

In all 30 survivors, 1,917 people swallowed by the mud
ROME
22:39 pm, October 9, 1963, Spar.
"I was in bed, I was 12, I was waiting for my dad returned with his mother. My dad worked in the dam, was one of the controllers. He started the round at 14, at 22, finished his turn, would have covered as always ten kilometers distant from the country and was going to take my mother, who worked in the center of Spar. You were always a romantic walk on foot to return home together. They were two lovers. I heard Dad come alone, and then immediately leave the car. After 5 minutes, a tremendous thunder, I thought it was the storm. Even my grandmother thought, came into my room and said I close the shutters come on ... did not have time to finish the sentence. It's been a power failure. I felt like my face was pulled by the hair, as was I wanted a hole and suck the room widened and then narrowed. The face like a jellyfish, sticky and pulled. My hands at his sides but I had a rebellion and I raised my arms in front of me I had to touch my face, I thought of not having more. So I saved, I emerged from under the ground, I was blown away, 350 meters away from where was my home, my bed, I was buried by mud and water. But the water do not remember, I remember the wet. Now after 45 years, I always sleep with the window open, I can not have a bath in a tub, drink a glass of water I need to make small sips, I can not breathe. My dream would be to become a dive. "

He tells her that on October 9 to 45 years ago Micaela Coletti, president of the survivors Vajont. 45simo Tomorrow is the anniversary of the disaster that engulfed Vajont 1917 people. They were in 30, the survivors, those left alive from the rubble of mud and debris. Other survivors, because migrants abroad to work, but that night they lost their families. "I remember everything, I was ten, I slept with my brother for three years, my parents were in the other room - another survivor says Gino Mazzorana, vice president of the committee - and suddenly a strong wind, the house was shaking, I was thinking an earthquake. I flew away, I miss my brother from the hands. I made a flight of two hundred meters. I called my mother, 'Help me, take me away' and then three in the morning I saw the lights of the torches of the rescuers, like flames. "

On October 9, 1963 at 22:39 a mass of two square kilometers and about 260 million cubic meters is detached from Mount Toc - 'rotten' in Friuli - and falls into the reservoir created by the dam Vajont. The landslide raised a wave of about 50 million cubic meters of water, which rises to 160 meters and then falls in the basin, and partly beyond the dam and its load of mud and debris crushed the downstream countries: Longarone - that counts for 80% of the victims - the villages of Rivalta, Pirago, Fae and Villanova; the City of Castellavazzo where Codissago was the country most affected; Erto and Casso were spared from the fury of water, but not so close to the villages with 158 deaths Frasègn, heavy, Christ, Pineda, Ceva, Prada, and San Martino Marzana . The construction of the dam was swept away and with it 54 workers.

Around 1500 the bodies recovered, almost half have not been recognized. "I lost two brothers and a sister, my mother, my father - says Micaela yet - have not been found. Only my father was recognized because he had documents in his pocket. " "I lost my brother, my father, my mother - says Gino - he had completed his year 39, three days earlier, had celebrated his birthday. Then they came to my relatives, also from France and no peace with data, have also dug them and we were lucky: we found all three bodies. What my father recognized my grandmother on November 29th, the day of what would have been his 40th birthday. They are all buried in the cemetery of the victims. I would like to be remembered Vajont school books. "

Micaela Coleman was able to return to Longarone the first time in 1987, then six years has returned to live here, Fortugno, near the cemetery of the victims: "The Longarone that there's now do not know. Spar for me are the thirty houses and save the cemetery, there are all the people in my life, is to my country. " The survivors, says the chairman of the Committee, are the other side of the disaster, the hidden one: "For us it is important to remember that until there is the memory Longarone and its people will not be dead." And like other survivors, with the entire burden of this guilt, Micaela stresses that the testimony used to help overcome the psychological trauma: why have gathered the voices of those who had never spoken and are collected in a book, which serve others, "Psychology of the emergency - Vajont case."

Manigrasso Lawrence is a photographer and arrived shortly after the tragedy at Spar, with the team of police officers relief. The first to have taken pictures, "I took the family back, I wanted to respect their grief." "I came that it was still daylight - he says - I got the car because the road was gone. The first thing I saw was a section of track off the ground, twisted around itself as if someone had fun doing a curl. We did not know what had happened, we started with "Spar is allagat. Instead I saw a barren valley, an outline of jagged rubble and timber, among which there were corpses. Later there was a large puddle of water, 50 feet, the fire department with tender pulled out the bodies, like a well. I remember body of a young woman, she was naked, like everyone else. An old man told me quietly that the first air movement brought down the houses, then came down the water with the debris. "

Land with outcrops of rock out, like broken bones, then so much mud mud puddles and then become dust in those holes, "the bodies of people and the poor - continues to toil Manigrasso - what struck me most are the family of the victims, arrived later, abroad: in silence rested her hands on so many coffins, we did not know who it was, but they did, like a caress. " Pierluigi de Cesero is the mayor of Spar, the first-born in 63, but his family has suffered three deaths: "There are two communities: that of someone who has lived Vajont and those who have not lived. Today there are 4100 inhabitants in the municipality and Longarone 2000 people, as before the disaster. Two hundred to three hundred survivors are those who have come out alive from the rubble or were not in Longarone but have lost their families. Those who have seen first Longarone. You see them walking the streets through the eyes of memory. "

Some have gone away, "others, with stones in her heart, stayed behind and rebuilt." There are also many young people do not want to forget, however, that on October 9 and 63 have become "leaders of the memory," and pathways by engaging in efforts to preserve the I remember the disaster. "We must remember that similar tragedies do not have to humiliate future generations - the mayor said - we have nothing to ask, but we must continue the sacredness of the victims, and to realize what the human hand can cause if not respect nature. " For this reason, the Foundation was born Vajont Settlement Agreement between the City of Spar and the Edison Company, for damages caused in the disaster. The Foundation, founded five years ago, organizes courses for engineers, research and scientific studies in the area and on hydrogeological risk, it also boasts international collaborations with Japan and China. The project is to create a permanent laboratory research - says the mayor of Longarone - "because the lesson of Vajont be heard, as so far not done: after the disaster has continued to build on the Piave, and the danger of flooding was not the appropriate place."

Today commemorations of the 45th anniversary of the disaster Vajont Longarone start the morning at City Hall. Then in the afternoon will be laid wreaths at Fortogna, the "cemetery of the victims' and the bishop of Belluno celebrate mass. In the evening a candlelight vigil and 22:39, the hour of tragedy, a moment of silence.

Sunday, October 5, 2008

When To Take A Bath After Hysterectomy

to remember Anna Politkovskaya Anna Politkovskaya


Tuesday, October 7 will be the second anniversary of the death of Anna Politkovskaya.
A Russian journalist who has paid with his life testimonanianze.

fact Anna was long committed to exposing the lies of the Putin regime and the atrocities in the name of the Russian people and Russian soldiers were committing federal troops in Chechnya.

Anna Politkovskaya was born August 30, 1958 in New York by two Soviet diplomats from Ukraine. He studied journalism in Moscow where he graduated in 1980.

began writing and working for the ' newspaper Izvestia Moscow until 1993. Thereafter until 1999 will be head of the emergency-incidents and as assistant director of the Obscaja Gazeta.

Travels to Chechnya for the first time in 1998 as correspondent of Gazeta Obscaja interviewing Aslan Maskhadov, the then newly-elected president of Chechnya.

From 1999 until his death worked for the Novaya Gazeta , simultaneously publishing books with tones strongly critical of Vladimir Putin, on how to conduct the war in Chechnya, Daghestan and Ingushetia. For it will be several times threatened with death.

In Chechnya, visited often, visiting refugee camps, interviewing both the Russian military and civilian Chechens. Not spare criticism of the Russian forces in Chechnya, documenting in detail the abuses on the civilian population and the alleged complicity and silence of the first two Minister of Chechnya, Ahmad Kadyrov and his son Ramsan, both backed by Moscow.

Politkovskaya will be called by the terrorists who occupied the Dubrovka Theater, where will try to conduct negotiations during the occupation of the theater before Russian forces decided to kill the hostages and terrorists with the gas.

In 2004 in September while on his way to Beslan during the hostage crisis, is poisoned by air, loses consciousness and the plane is forced to turn back to allow its admission. The dynamics of what will never be clarified.

In 2005, during a conference of Reporters Without Borders in Vienna sullal REEDOM print says:
"Some People sometimes pay with their lives because to say out loud what they think. In fact, a person may even be killed for giving me Simplify the information. I'm not the only one to be in danger, and the examples that I can try. "

Anna Politkovskaya was found dead Oct. 7, 2006 in the elevator of her building in Moscow. Police rinviene PM Makarov pistol and four shell casings next to the corpse. One of the bullets hit the journalist in the head. The track is followed premeditated murder and operated by a paid killer. The principals are still unknown.
Police sequester the computer and all the material she was working on Anna A long article on torture committed by security forces linked to Chechen Prime Minister Kadyrov Ramsan. The clipboard is not seized will be published on October 9 Novaya Gazeta.

At his funeral more than a thousand people, colleagues and admirers simple pareciperanno cerimionia the funeral. Absent

representatives of the Russian government.

Politkvoskaja I believe that Anna deserves to be remembered, especially as an example of courage, the strength of his complaint to his ideas of journalism "objective and service."

His memory be an example to a journalism workshop and servant of power, which, unfortunately more and more we are accustomed to tolerate and pretend not to see.

" sensitive to the pain of the oppressed, incorruptible, glacial to compromise, Anna was, and still is, a reference model. Far beyond recognition, money, career, and his genuine thirst for truth, fire is unconquerable. " (André Glucksmann on Anna Politkovskaya)

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Saturday, September 27, 2008

Help Heal Redness From Eczema




taken from the site of Art.21

Not to forget Anna

Two years ago, October 7th, 2006, Anna Politkovskaya, a brave journalist Russian, was killed at his home in Moscow. She had been sent dozens of times in the Caucasus and especially in Chechnya , where he denounced the crimes committed by the Russian army. She never justified terrorism in Chechnya and has consistently encouraged both sides to interact, the only possible path to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

her, armed only with pen, however, has been murdered. Who shot is still at large, as well as those who financed the group of killers who killed her, just 48 years.

to this remarkable woman more than one thousand two hundred and twenty of citizens associations, foundations, committees, local councils, editors have asked that the City of Milan dedicate a tree in the Garden of the Righteous in Milan Monte Stella.

The Garden of the Righteous is a unique place in Italy, created to remember the moral figures who had the courage to fight for the defense of human dignity.

A few days before the second anniversary of his death, the Democratic Party paid tribute to the exemplary figure of Anna Politkovskaya.

Friday, September 26, 2008

Jaw Bone Showing Through Gum

still up in memory of Anna Politkovskaya



a personal blog to say what I think, was a long time since I had thought.
to make up my mind to realize it but it was a match. There are many opportunities
d 'encounter in life.
Mine was with a book - forbidden to speak - who introduced me to a great journalist Anna Politkovskaya .
Unfortunately now there is more, his pen has ceased to interfere with the maneuver, in fact, was murdered in the elevator of her home in Moscow October 7, 2006. His
ide however, have not stopped living. In my little
I welcome the call made earlier this year by his two sons, continue to give meaning to his life, spent in proclaiming the truth, reading and can make known his words and his thoughts. She
Novaya Gazeta journalist with its articles on the war in Chechnya and his statements on policy Putin has attracted the attention of those who wanted to silence her forever. You are one of the few journalists in Russia that he feared the pressures and threats.
may be able to capture the murderess but you will never find the real instigators.