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In a televised address. Accused lawmakers of front have struck the fight against kraft after they moved to one of his proposals a series of corruption scandals have discredited Major Political parties and institutions in recent years. More than 20 people have died in a bus crash in the southern Mexican State of veracruz dozens were also injured most of the victims were catholic pilgrims on their way home to mexico city the bus burst into flames after colliding with another vehicle on a steep highway. A man charged with the bombing in france has reportedly confessed to the crime the explosion l...

Il taglio dell'IRPEF sembra la priorità del governo Draghi, ma tra veti in maggioranza e scarse risorse c'è scarsa fiducia. E all'estero ...

La neutralizzazione della democrazia di Stefano Bonacorsi – Strano paese l’Italia, quello dove in questi giorni si “celebra” l’anniversario del G8 di Genova, con tanto di speciali sulla democrazia sospesa in quei tre giorni di follia voluta sia dal movimento No Global, sia da forze dell’ordine con mani mai così pruriginose. Che gli abusi da parte di polizia e carabinieri ci siano stati è fuor di dubbio, che siano stati cercati e persino provocati lo è ancora meno. Allora come oggi, ripetono che i poliziotti stavano picchiando dal lato sbagliato della strada, che i facinorosi er...

Font Size Uh-oh. There’s another right-wing Republican trying to disenfranchise minorities and suck up to “social conservatives.” He’s the British Prime Minister. That’s the bizarre view from CNN anyway. Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday announced the priorities of the government in an annual speech. According to the Queen, “Legislation will be introduced to ensure the integrity of elections.”  According to CNN, “The new legislation would require voters to show identification to cast their ballots at a polling station.” Of course, CNN senior producer Why, then, is J...

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan during a visit to Earlsfield Amateur Boxing Club in London on May 4. — AP LONDON: One has family roots in Pakistan, the other in Jamaica: the two leading contenders for mayor of multicultural London stand out amid an anguished debate about post-colonialism and race in Britain. The office formerly held by Prime Minister Boris Johnson oversees a budget of 17 billion ($24bn, 20bn euros) along with one of the world’s biggest transport networks and city police forces, guaranteeing the mayor national exposure. Opinion polls tip the Labour party’s Sadiq Khan for a cl...