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A mayor (woman) that is resistant to the far west
Calabria

Intimidation in the first town of Isola Capo Rizzuto: three cars go up in smoke in a few nights are the result of the battle against subdivisions and speculation

In Calabria there is one thing you must never do: put too much power against strong. The 'Ndrangheta, hungry companies that want to gobble up the land and bad politics. Sunflower Carolina, profession biologist, mother of two girls and mayor of Isola di Capo Rizzuto passion for civil, has done everything. It was deployed against, and in the exclusive interest of his community. The others have understood and responded in the manner of "certain" Calabria threatening. In four nights, from July 1 onwards, the car went up in smoke the director of planning, that of Deputy Mayor Rizzo Anselmo, and that of the mayor. A beacon of infamy. Since then the Mayor Carol lives "under supervision" in the sense that every time he has to go out (for his work as mayor, to shop, to accompany the girls to the sea, in short, to live) must notify the police that the escort and protect it. As things go in the Far West Calabria. We speak with the mayor to find out who is behind that night of the fires, who threatens his administration. "We are questioning, but we can not focus on just one aspect. Because in two years one thing is certain: we hit a lot of interests. "
Isola di Capo Rizzuto, 15 000 inhabitants near Crotone. The island of the sun, they call it, for the sea and the beauty of the coastline. "A heritage that tempts so many here - say the trade unions - especially those who want to cement plant. I think not only the classic abusive, but who has in mind the construction of tourist villages and cares little about the region. " Let us pause a moment to remember that years ago on the shores of Crotone and environs someone wanted to bring up "Europaradiso, a megainsediamento 14 000 tourists for an investment of 7 billion euro behind which there is reasonable suspicion of mafia interests. "When two years ago - why the Sunflower - we knew we won the elections of getting a series of conflicts. We questioned everything redone old notices, reviewed contracts and concessions, and above all we have got their hands on all subdivisions, especially those on the coast. Island is beautiful, the sea is still clear, but we must heal the wounds that were inflicted in recent years to the territory, so we began a series of slaughter. " In short, a mountain to climb in the devastation of the coast of Calabria, the abusers, the sea reduced to a sewer.
But there is more to have bothered: the confiscation of land of the clan Arena. The gang that controls the entire island, one of the 'families' most powerful' Ndrangheta, with offshoots in Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna. Sunflower Carolina a few weeks ago was on the land (one hundred hectares) reclaimed from the clan, for the barley harvest. "There was a threshing machine - remember Anthony Tata, head of Freedom - everyone was afraid, but we still managed to save their crops." In May, always on the land of the Arena, and Mayor Don Luigi Ciotti were to collect fennel, tons of product immediately entered the Free circuit and its coop, but also given during the May Day demonstration in Rosario. Signals that have been bothering the gangs because they are the sign of their impotence. "We're not heroes - the mayor said - but if you want to administer in Calabria in the name of the community and not special interests can not do otherwise: you have to break patterns, affect the interest, even the big ones."

Carolina Sunflower and its administrators have started a long confrontation with the powerful wind energy companies. "Here - tells us - there's largest wind farm in Europe, huge slices of territory occupied, but shall pay to the City only € 350 000 per year, regardless of turnover they make and that is very high as you can imagine. It is not right, we're trying to redefine the agreements. With the company operating the other parks that charge a third of the previous year, we succeeded in bringing the party partly due to the city to 750 000 € a year. It is money that serve the community, which will invest in schools, services and public works. " Popeye, tension, battles, even for solar parks. "We are reviewing everything, when we blocked the concessions, especially on the coastal area." One last question, the family. What has happened at home when they learned of car on fire? "Problems, especially with girls, but in the end my family has understood and responded with great dignity. A subversive value of land in Calabria, but this is a war we must win. "











Enrico Fierro

Done by The Daily of July 20, 2010
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All quiet and landings continue
Maroni, praise the tourist island of Lampedusa

They change the routes, but the arrivals of illegal immigrants continues. Increase of 50% illegal immigrants who come into Greece from Turkey to arrive in Italy

The invasion is not stopped. The landings continued. What changes are the routes. Not more than Sicily, and the Salento. Also change boats. No longer just ships of the sea, but also luxury boats. New landings pass under the track, covered by the words of the Minister of the Interior Bobo Maroni for whom "the deal with Libya has returned to the tourist Lampedusa.

be, but just at dawn yesterday in Lampedusa thirty-seven migrants who landed after reaching the port of Cala Francese, were blocked by the Harbour. And again: 236 people, mostly Eritreans, two weeks ago I arrived in Portopalo of Capo Passero in Syracuse. After landing, the majority was able to disperse in the area.

Everything continues as before. There is Sicily, but also Puglia. In Otranto were five landings in the summer. The last, on the night between 19 and 20 July involving sixty people. Almost all Iraqis, Iranians and Afghans, including twelve children and two babies.

The numbers are there and "that's why you can talk to all the effects of a resumption of the landings. " Oliviero Forti, head of Immigration of the Italian Caritas, has no doubts and raises: "The arrivals that we are witnessing may soon increase." The close Sicilian routes is diverting boats. "The Salento is a candidate to become the new frontier," Strong explains. "In addition, traffickers are reviewing their organization. For the first time we are dealing with migrants carried on luxury boats. "

E 'was the Police require the support of Lecce, Puglia Caritas to assist migrants. It is for most people who come to Europe seeking political asylum. "All cases - Strong concludes - that require a firmer commitment from the government and investment which will allow a decent reception." It's the same European Agency for the management of EU borders, Frontex, to report an increase of 50% of migrants crossing the Turkish border to enter Greece and from there continue, even to Italy. But the same

pacts signed with Libya could reserve some surprises. The negotiation of a framework agreement in place between Libya and the European Union is facing obstacles to the financing of equipment Gaddafi plan to install along the southern borders of his country. To date, the Union does not intend to cover the full cost. The difficulties in the negotiations must be added the disagreements followed a resolution passed on June 17, with which the European Parliament expressed concern and strong criticism towards the treatment of migrants by Libya.

Gabriele Del Grande, founder of Fortress Europe, the Observatory on the victims of emigration, believes that it could be just some of the reasons that led in recent days to the release of the 205 Eritrean prisoners in Brak after the revolt of Misratah of 29 June and the announcement of the possible release of other three thousand people.

"Libya can not keep these people," said Hafed Gaddur , Libyan ambassador in Italy. "The message is clear - says Del Grande -. Gaddafi does not intend to make the watchdog for Europe if not the funds to the extent required by him. We'll see what happens over the next few months. If the departures from the Libyan coast were to resume - says Del Grande - means that our concerns were unfounded. "

Franz Baraggino

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forgotten Eritreans in Libya. No step of the Italian

are dying of hunger. They sleep on the street. No official of the Italian Embassy or other third countries have visited to make sure of their conditions. Continues the odyssey of the erythrocyte former segregated Brak.

feed them do not need that document valid for three months. Free. Of starvation. Free. To experience sleeping on the streets, penniless. It is the desperate plight of the vast majority (at least 190 to 205) of the Eritrean former segregated prison in Libya Brak. To collect the request for help is, as always, Mussie Zerai, the NGO responsible for the tireless priest Eritrean Habesha, the association is responsible for the reception of African immigrants in Italy: "I have launched an appeal - said Don Zerai al'Unità - to all international humanitarian organizations, because take steps to help these people survive, allowing them at least to pay a transfer from Sebah in Tripoli. " NO SERVICE "Anyone can visit the shelters, even though we closed, and satisfy the conditions of Eritrean ...», so he said a few days ago, Libya's ambassador in Italy, Hafed Gaddur. In what is al'Unità, none of the possible visitors could reach Sebah. "Nobody, nobody, neither an NGO nor a diplomat of a country, neither a UN official," confirms Zerai. The campaign has produced a result of complaint: the 205 Eritreans are no longer segregated Brak. And this is positive. But their present and their future is marked by despair and uncertainty. Despite the assurances given by Ambassador Gaddur, news filtering from Tripoli and that the unit has picked up, give an account of the persistent barriers to free movement of persons operating under the UNHCR (the UN agency for refugees). So like that so far no consular or embassy official Italian has been activated to go to Sebah. A much more inexcusable inaction if you think that - as reported by The Manifesto of the Unity and raised - more than one hundred (103) of the 205 Eritreans segregated Brak were rejected while trying to reach Italy by sea Lampedusa. BUILDINGS "Help us reach Tripoli is just the first step - even Mussie Zerai record - because the solution to this tragedy, for others of the same sign, is that since they had given my brothers abandoned: to be resettled in Italy or in any other European country that recognizes the right of asylum. " The alternative does not exist. If not a form of cruel hoax. In three months, will expire when the permits issued by the Libyan authorities, the desperate need to knock on the door Sebah Eritrean Embassy to obtain the required documents from Tripoli. What the Eritrean refugees do not intend to do. Why have fled Eritrea

Umberto De Giovannangeli

Source: Unity
July 22, 2010

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1 million and 400,000 signatures, record is

Now stop contracts awarded water services provided by the Ronchi Decree

Today, Monday, July 19, the Organizing Committee of the Referendum for the public water supply more than one million and four hundred thousand signatures in the Court of Cassation.

a result that marks an important step in the history of democracy and participation in this country. No referendum in the history of the Republic has collected so many signatures.

The challenge in front of the organizing committee is to bring at least 25 million Italians to vote on three "yes" next spring, when the referendum will be held against the privatization of water services. One result is that today, in light of the "democratic revival" which has seen during the months of collecting signatures, there seems to be reached.

Now we ask the government to enact a law that has custody of the moratorium for water services provided by the Ronchi Decree at least until the date of the referendum. We also ask local governments to not pursue the limits prescribed by the Ronchi Decree. One million four hundred thousand signatures and represent a de-legitimization of any tense choice to apply the decree, all the more reason to anticipate even the very authorities who want deadlines.

The next meeting of the people is water on 18 and 19 September when, probably in Florence, will host the meeting of movements for water.


Rome, July 19, 2010

Paul Carsetti
Secretary Public Water referendum campaign
www.acquabenecomune.org