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Un traforo sotto il Giau Gli industriali di Belluno Trento e Bolzano riscrivono la viabilità Tra le tante idee più o meno cantierabili il tunnel è forse la più ardita  Ci lavorano convinte tre Confindustrie e una facoltà univesitaria  Francesco Dal Mas 29 Luglio 2021 I PROGETTI Un piano strategico di infrastrutturazione della montagna perché le Olimpiadi del 2026 lascino davvero il segno in termini di sviluppo. Lo stanno mettendo a punto le Confindustrie di Belluno, Trento e Bolzano, in collaborazione con il Dipartimento di Ingegneria Civile, Edile e Ambientale �...

On respire et on boit frais On respire et on boit frais à 05:20 En définitive, la vaccination c’est simple comme une allocution présidentielle de 30 minutes sur fond de tour Eiffel… Au diable la paresse, la phobie de la thrombose ou le refus d’un implant 5G, raisons invoquées parmi d’autres par plus de la moitié d’entre nous, pour se détourner du seul traitement de masse qui vaille contre la pandémie. Comme par magie, Emmanuel Macron a f...

Valley man seeking disability accommodations on border gates on his property 2 months 3 weeks 3 days ago Tuesday, December 29 2020 Dec 29, 2020 December 29, 2020 10:00 PM December 29, 2020 in News - Local Share: There have been a wide range of concerns regarding the construction of border wall projects in the Valley. Mission resident Jose Alfredo Cavazos owns 65 acres of land along the Rio Grande River and is currently facing challenges due to border construction.  On Dec. 21, the Trump administration asked a federal judge for immediate possession of Cavazos’s land. The filing shows that t...

ProPublica is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative newsroom. Sign up for The Big Story newsletter to receive stories like this one in your inbox. LA GRULLA, Texas — The federal government said it needed Ociel Mendoza's land on the outskirts of this tiny Texas town — and it couldn't wait any longer. Each additional day of delay was costing the government $15,000 as contractors waited to begin construction on the border fence slated to go through Mendoza's ranch, the Department of Justice argued in court filings. By Nov. 24, the tab for the delay had reached nearly $1.6 million, the land...