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Matteo Renzi, the former center-left Italian premier, called the attacks on people of "different skin colors" an emergency. He said it is no longer possible for anyone, especially those in government, to deny that. [...] [Silvini] added: "I want politicians and do-gooder journalists to remember that I don't judge people on the basis of their skin color, I divide them between good people and delinquents. There's a future for the first, not for the others!"
archived "What this means, I believe, is that a country with its own currency would not be subject to the kind of self-fulfilling panic that is now arguably hitting Italy." Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
This is the central damning failure of the euro and the ideas underlying it. Failures that are likely to bring about the end of the EU which will be torn apart as country after country go under and descend into some form of authoritarian control demanding border controls keep to the Fen Causeway
I am now totally at one with the universe and can look at the night sky and see the flaming meteor of death looming and know there is no way to dodge it. Panic is pointless in such circumstances keep to the Fen Causeway
Tension mounts in Italy amid escalating racially motivated attacks | France24 | Italy has seen an explosion in racist attacks in recent months, and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini stands accused of inciting a climate of hatred with speeches on migrants. However, many argue the roots of the problem go much deeper. Daisy Osakue a 22 ans. Elle est l'une des jeunes athlètes italiennes les plus talentueuses. Elle a failli perdre son oeil gauche dans ce qui est peut-être la dernière en date d'une longue serie d'attaques racistes en #Italie.Certains médias parlent de "chasse au Noir" pic.twitter.com/wgnizuXYx0— François Beaudonnet (@beaudonnet) July 30, 2018 However, in the wake of the Osakue scandal, Interior Minister Salvini argues that there has been no increase in racist acts in Italy. But on the weekend in a small town south of Rome a Moroccan man was killed. The Moroccan was chased by a car of Italians who suspected him of being a thief. The man ran for his life, injuring himself in the process, and was ultimately beaten to death. In the capital of Sicily, Palermo, a Senegalese man was also beaten-up to the cries of "dirty n***o". And in February, a former candidate of the Northern League opened fire on a crowd Africans in Macerata in central Italy, injuring six people. "Trivialisation of fascism" [Read on ...]
Italy has seen an explosion in racist attacks in recent months, and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini stands accused of inciting a climate of hatred with speeches on migrants. However, many argue the roots of the problem go much deeper.
Daisy Osakue a 22 ans. Elle est l'une des jeunes athlètes italiennes les plus talentueuses. Elle a failli perdre son oeil gauche dans ce qui est peut-être la dernière en date d'une longue serie d'attaques racistes en #Italie.Certains médias parlent de "chasse au Noir" pic.twitter.com/wgnizuXYx0— François Beaudonnet (@beaudonnet) July 30, 2018
Daisy Osakue a 22 ans. Elle est l'une des jeunes athlètes italiennes les plus talentueuses. Elle a failli perdre son oeil gauche dans ce qui est peut-être la dernière en date d'une longue serie d'attaques racistes en #Italie.Certains médias parlent de "chasse au Noir" pic.twitter.com/wgnizuXYx0
However, in the wake of the Osakue scandal, Interior Minister Salvini argues that there has been no increase in racist acts in Italy.
But on the weekend in a small town south of Rome a Moroccan man was killed. The Moroccan was chased by a car of Italians who suspected him of being a thief. The man ran for his life, injuring himself in the process, and was ultimately beaten to death.
In the capital of Sicily, Palermo, a Senegalese man was also beaten-up to the cries of "dirty n***o". And in February, a former candidate of the Northern League opened fire on a crowd Africans in Macerata in central Italy, injuring six people.
"Trivialisation of fascism" [Read on ...]
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