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Justice

I do not think Berlusconi think from dawn to dusk to the problems of justice but simply think, as a good entrepreneur as is, for all his problems. Then there are also good at having to think about justice are so many lawyers in his service.
So tell me, but where are all these attacks against its magistrates and the judiciary? I've always
his lawyers who care to recommend.
and reform the law? Even the fruit of the beautiful minds of his lawyers.
Here's the problem: the "azzeccacarbuglia" by Manzoni is risen today "Reform of the Italian justice" and you imagine what interest you can get these guys? Exactly as the ancestor Manzoni further interest in the weight of "capons" and citizens. If we Magistrates also add that often are taken by "arbitration" and "other profitable work" (both the generous compensation of the state already is) here that the Italian justice (what is 156esimo place in the world and has the most large number of lawyers on the planet) is served for what it is.
What then if you sometimes happen to listen, maybe in an interview on TV or in newspapers, some good judges (and there are still many) or some expert knowledge of law and serious and there are several (mostly but not limited to university and there are even among lawyers) will tell you they are far and above many other things to do because justice really works in this country.
But then, if the political will, as stated, a reform of the justice that really puts the service of citizens, one might ask, and why the political world does not make use of these talented experts to do a serious, fair and useful Justice reform?
Simple answer: the politicians want a Justice who, yes, it works but not too much to say nail them to their "responsibility", a Justice who is strong with the weak and the many unfortunate people (most often are the most unfortunate ones who commit crimes but do not this should not be punished) that inhabit our beautiful Italy but also say it is "comprehensive" with the many rich and powerful were it would be anarchy ... .. in short, a fair justice ... even a bit '... right, otherwise justice becomes a "quasi Komunità" and not really the case in the homeland of modern law (Cicero poor!) and .... ... God forbid! And a little 'as the taxes that ordinary citizens have to pay but for others ... and if they exceed a certain amount of money ... and. There must be a limit (but by golly there) .... ... But there is the tax avoidance (which is almost evasion authorized ...) .... and the tax amnesty and appeals ... ...! And so we return
156esimo the place and maybe in a little 'after further "reform of the justice" ... we will be 165esimo.
Viva Italy. ... A little 'less than the Italians (whatever those mean) ...

update of the day February 1, 2009: For people who want to better understand what is happening to the Italian Justice recommend the excellent article Giuseppe D'Avanzo on the Republic (at http://www.repubblica.it/2009/01/sezioni/politica/giustizia-9/commedia-sciocchezze/commedia-sciocchezze.html)

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Fighting Italian absenteeism

Wonderful article by Gian Antonio Stella courier on January 15, 2009
(http://www.corriere.it/politica/09_gennaio_15/gian_antonio_stella_battaglia_anti_assenteisti_024dfa3c-e2d5-11dd-abc2-00144f02aabc.shtml )
the vote "antiassenteista" (that would be better to write "absent" because he voted against PDL) of the PDL.
a psychiatrist I would say that we are faced with an attitude "dissociated" but I prefer to use a term more understandable to most people .. Paracha ism.

I wonder what he thinks "the antifannullone" Mr Brunetta Italian?

[Pd Euro MPs The compact has given its support to the anti-document
Battle absentee vote in Strasbourg against the PDL.
Skip to the resolution of radically Marco Cappato: The activities of politicians and published on the Web
'absenteeism is enough! " thunders right for months in the wake of the Minister Renato Brunetta. Right: beyond certain forcing, is a battle that had to be made. Yesterday morning, however, in Strasbourg, the PDL has lost the opportunity to give a sign of consistency. It has been deployed en masse against a resolution, adopted by an overwhelming majority, which commits the European Parliament to put the online presence of MEPs to unmask absentee.
For years on the listlessness with which our members participate in the work of the Strasbourg ignite controversy sudden flare-ups. All the more dazzling by the contrast between this listlessness and spectacular paychecks they receive. Suffice it to read the table of compensation published in The basic cost of democracy by Cesare Salvi and Massimo Villone, a Polish MEP gets € 28,056, a 39,463 English, 61,704 a Swede, a Frenchman 63,093, a 82,380 British, 84,108 a German, an Italian 149,215. Fifteen times more of a Hungarian, three times more than a Portuguese, an Austrian and a half times, runner-up. It is not enough on basic pay plus the benefits and allowances for general expenses, subsistence, travel and for those racks, bringing the total in the case of the Italians, to a figure between 30,000 and 35,000 €. A lot of money.
The trouble is that our MEPs are not only the highest paid. They are also, traditionally, the most absentee from across the continent. The survey points out the European Championship in '93, where it was said that throughout the year preceding the pidiessino Achille Occhetto had not even participated in a session, the dc Antonio Jodice 3, the PSDI Antonio Cariglia to 4, the rifondarola Dacia Valent to 7 and so on ... The report reaffirms the Journal in 1997 (eye ironic "in the footsteps of our MEPs) or L'Espresso, 2001:" On 87 Italian MEPs, 26 participated in less than one hundred and one half of the plenary sessions, 15 have never spoke in class, 27 participated in less than 20% of the sessions of his committee, 13 have never submitted a ... '.
In 2004 the University of Duisburg, Germany took the trouble to prepare a comprehensive study on the legislature that would close: the voting sessions of the Italian presence was 56.2%, compared with 80, 9 of the Greek ol'82 , 5% of the Germans. A survey of ACLI data gave slightly different but no less disastrous to the top by admissions were the Finnish parliamentarians (89.5%), Belgium (89.3%), Dutch (88.7%) and last, as always, were our own, with 68.6% under the penultimate thirteen points, which were the French with 79.5%.
And now? Boh ... Scarred by the data that shamed the elected assembly, the custodians of information have become increasingly stingy with information. So much so that when the radical MEP Marco Cappato, in October, officially asked to see the tables of admissions to shed light on the reality after endless arguments (like the one he had seen Renato Brunetta, who is accused of an Internet site that it was he also a little 'brat in Strasbourg, to fire and flame, explaining that you have participated in recent years to 66.9% of sessions) the Secretary-General Harald Rømer answered spades: the data could be required of her. Fine: "There is no consolidated document that includes the total number of admissions per member to the various official meetings" and the regulation "does not in any way require the institutions to create documents to respond to a request. " One Response
bureaucratically perfect, but politically reticent. Received which the lawmaker, who believes that democracies "based on the rule of law are bound by the principle of publicity ', presented a resolution to engage the European parliament to complete clarity. That is the central point 5. That urges people to "introduce, before the European elections of 2009, a special action plan to ensure on its website, for example in the framework of the e-Parliament, greater and easier availability of information." The objectives targeted are mainly two. First 'activities, participation and the MEPs in Parliament's work in absolute terms and relative percentages, making such data available and accessible to citizens also through search criteria. Second: 'allowances and expenses of Members, in accordance with the position taken by the Ombudsman, "that the European Ombudsman,' and all statements of financial interests for all Members of Parliament, and such information is made available in all languages EU official. "
Well the resolution is passed. With an overwhelming majority: 355 votes in favor, 195 against, 18 abstentions. Hurrah. But it is the reading lists of who voted this or that Member to be particularly instructive. The center-left Italian, mindful of the wood in the elections of April where he left that the issue of cost-cutting policy was challenged by the right, was in fact compact: from daisy to former communist maverick Gianni Rivera. All in favor and none against. The right, however, it was split. And if the League Erminio "Obelix" Boso and Mario Borghezio voted in favor of transparency along with the "blacks" Roberto Fiore and Luca Romagnoli, the "senior" Carlo Fatuzzo, CL Mario Mauro and Jas Gawronski, representatives of the PDL were heavily entrenched in the no. Both forzisti Berlusconi (the former mayor of Milan, Gabriele Albertini, Guido Podesta to Elizabeth Gardini, by Lia Sartori until Gargani Beppe) and the nationalist allies Roberta Angelilli, Dominic Basile, Sergio Berlato, Antonio Mussa, Nello Musumeci, Salvatore Tatarella. You can bet that today they will say in unison that no, their vote against the resolution for maximum clarity was not against full transparency and in favor of top-secret on absentee and had some very serious reasons and that the compact was left only for reasons equipment and so on and so on. But the point remains: that message gets to the Italians, after months of furious invectives against the absenteeism of others? Gian Antonio Stella

January 15, 2009]

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Russia and the explanations by Mr Brunetta and other

What in the coalition Government there is a bit ' of confusion is certainly true if Mr Ignazio La Russa rushes to explain that "what was said by Fini on justice is in perfect harmony with what was previously stated by Prime Minister Berlusconi." It is not just limited to this, but explains how it should be read as stated by his former secretary of the Chamber today, President Fini. But we are sure that there is no need to explain what Mr Fini said? It seems to me that Fini has been essential and very clear in his statements and does not need to be understood, the explanations of La Russa.
What about the claims on Moratti's Malpensa or those of the Northern League on the entrance fee immediately proven wrong by same or even more Premier League than to Malpensa? Or some statements of the MPA leder Lombardo ?.........
Do not worry Mr La Russa is not sure all of great help for the center-particularly in such a grave economic crisis. And it is the responses to the crisis that the center-left has to find the popular support to force the government to follow the path more fair and consents to recover.
The fact remains that the majority begins to crack and creak a bit if ', Mr La Russa should gioirsene because, believe me and I say it in his interest, I do not think this cold fusion in a PDL with a single Master would greatly benefit the future of His new party as well as certainly is not, produces benefits for the country's future.
thank goodness it is established that the center-right ruling the country (I understand that she may at times be crossed dall'amletico doubt "Dream or calms SON DEST but it is awake) and rule (he legitimately won the elections) until the end but the Legislature is not written anywhere that you need to do this always do and say and think according to your mood of the Premier, who, mind you, remains your rubarvelo Premier and no one wants, but maybe he would gain the same some criticism and some distinction when at least macroscopically, as indeed happens to every human being, wrong.
Well after the event where he finished last in the House has rightly criticized for CDL Vito and of not respecting the Parliament who knows how to give La Russa to be done?
And what about that Hello rightly praised the respect for the institutions of Giulio Andreotti to 24 years when sentenced for the murder Sheehan had this to say "I have full confidence in the judiciary? And it did.
But imagine if our good and competent lawyer would say what his current prime minister saw all that he has already done to escape the institutions always calling him to account for elements of an offense? And what do you think?

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PA

Brunetta: "The use of the land is ashamed to tell the child what does" And
CGIL said: "It 's my greatest enemy: no one said yes
The reply:" It' s been the megalomania of paranoia "

ROCCARASO - A new attack from the Minister of Public Renato Brunetta employees of Public Administration. "The turner Ferrari has a smile and dignity to tell the child what it does, the clerk at the Land Registry no," said Brunetta talking to 'Neveazzurra', the winter festival of the PDL policy.
So for the minister of public administration at the time of some civil servants (Brunetta gives the example of the professors, bureaucrats, employees of land) "ashamed" to tell the child his trade. The minister has repeatedly accused the civil servants of being "lazy".
The minister also announced that to improve the public administration will use the carrot and stick. The carrot - he explained - is to "give more dignity to the employees of Pa. For the Minister of Public Administration" our bureaucracy must be like Ferrari. A revolution - he concludes - is possible. "
Another tool to help increase productivity, he added Brunetta, will be the system of darts, "borrowed from the eBay:" Anyone of you bought something on eBay at the end of the transaction knows that appear three darts: that you are required to give its opinion on the transaction. "Even in the PA, therefore, by the end of January" who offe service will be judged and who benefits from the transaction will have this tool in the hands of trial. "
The system will also use Public Relations Office, which will be renewed: "At the end of January will start the experiment of 'friend line'. In public administration there is an office called 'URP', or public relations office. Now it is a hidden localetto, or any authority that responds to citizens with a crooked mouth ... We will do a 'big Urpone' only to be connected with all government offices.
Attack the CGIL. The minister also lashed out against the CGIL, "It 's my greatest enemy. - Said - The CGIL has not said a single yes. The unions are important, but when conservatives are not relevant to the country. I hope to repent" .
and replication. "Minister Brunetta passes from megalomania to paranoia," he replied Carlo Podda, general secretary of the FP-CGIL. "The minister - said Podda - now realizing that public opinion has ceased to bite announcements miraculous savings and efficiency gains in public services, given that each citizen and enterprise is able to verify that everything is as before decided to identify 'the enemy' and needless to say the enemy is anyone who dares to have an opinion different from his. "
(January 11, 2009)

At first it seemed, beyond a bit of a language we say 'coloring, that our last Minister of the PA was really going to" revolutionize "finally a PA self and expensive for too many years and this despite being the minister of a government party in collusion with the PA (AN, MPA) and other (Lega Nord) in sharp contrast with the latter.
time again we have been Brunetta enemy and today we see for what it really is. A big "talker" with her, perhaps trying to recover so much about centimeters and the Minister's lack of reform has not been nothing.
whole "leadership" of the PA remains firm in its immutatamente posto.Ma've never seen a company that sends him home to renew all of its employees leaving in place the management? Not me.
And that makes our Minister? She starts to give "punishment" of the ear and pulled the last clerk ... .... Being careful not to touch the leaders, but rather restoring the customs of their leadership that they were a couple of decades is not very far. Dear Minister with Kapo you can never make a serious reform of the PA. Its leaders were those who first had to be struck and removed where necessary, and it was them who was given the full responsibilities of the job driving. There would thus have been a healthy phenomenon cascade on the commitment and responsibility that still represent the foundation of any reorganization into a work environment.
But you know: the PA leaders were born under the cabbages of the parties and no one should touch them. They know very well and it seems that FI and AN for a while 'the League has also learned (from left haim not say that because the facts are there to confirm the same malpractice).
And then down to shoot great "about you ..." on 'Urpone "(the word as he said a dear old carousel) for complaints and" from the bum "and so on, and while everything remains as firm as ever and costs of the PA continue, despite the much ballyhooed declaimed and indiscriminate cuts by Minister Tremonti to rise almost as much as its chronic inefficiency.
Much like the "Italian tragicomedy" Alitalia (I've written small because the "new Alitalia" is really small thing), which has had and also as the principal performers all parties (even those that today are not in Parliament), to pay into account, there is always trousers.

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The decor

The Pattern

I read a wonderful article by courier Gian Antonio Stella on the disappearance of "pietas" in our country, sacrificed for a world "image" and "decorum" which also increasingly likely to collapse on him. Do not forget that when fascism was coined the term "constitutional immorality" locked up in asylums for those who offended his own "dignity". I'm beginning to think that - beautifully aided by bad "people's representatives" and not a policy that looks beyond the fleeting appearance of the newspaper - we are becoming "more and more bad guys ... ..

[In defense of the left homeless in freezing
from Mestre to Genoa, the hard line with the marginalized. Stations closed at night, blankets denied, "Good"
(from the courier evening of January 9, 2009: http://www.corriere.it/cronache/09_gennaio_09/clochard_gelo_notte_gian_antonio_stella_5e27ecd4-de1e-11dd-a05b-00144f02aabc.shtml)

"Foxes have holes and birds of the air have nests; but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay his head, "says Jesus in Matthew's Gospel. Yet not a day goes by in our (supposedly) very Catholic country without so many (so-called) Catholics with his mouth full of bellicose words in the name of the Catholic tradition a daily show contempt for those who had "nowhere to lay his head." An example? The police stop right to the volunteers who brought hot tea to the homeless refugees in the Mestre railway station: "I do not have permission."
FIERCE bureaucratic - worth chasing obtuseness resistance by the company Big Train to the Prefect that in these days of snow and ice, marked by the death of a homeless man in Vicenza, has had to face tough to get the Venetian porches of the two stations were no longer closed and barred from one night to five in the morning. What's most serene city, where the region has drastically cut over the past two years, aid to the homeless (which allocates a quarter of the amount allocated to the birthday parties of the Republic of Leon), however, is only the latest in a chain of events that mark a continuous and progressive indifference, if not impatience, towards the "end of the past. " Suffice it to recall the death of 'Babu' under the arches of the Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa after the hasty operation 'clean' (or 'police'?) With which to Christmas Eve were thrown off the covers 'dirty' Give homeless by Caritas. Or the bravado of the four criminal thugs Rimini who set fire to a homeless man "out of boredom." Or maybe the motivation of the surreal fine of 160 euro date in late December by some policemen in the Florentine poor souls who spent the night in the open, "She slept so patently indecent."
DECORATION - "The decor! The decorum. " This is the objection that is raised. The same that drove the city of Verona, led Flavio Tosi, who insisted that the identity card of the "bums" were changed. First, under the heading "address", it said, "way to accept." A little understatement, a bit 'naive, not to the mark holder. Not now, "No address." For heaven's sake: we offer. But "behind", there is a whole philosophy. Increasingly stretched to keep well separated "us" and "them". More and more people are allergic to "ruin" the image of the city. Increasingly puffing towards the marginalized. Up to press time ago by the then mayor of Vicenza Henry Hullweck to ban begging for beggars with "hideous deformity." A definition that, beyond the faults of some fraudsters (to hit: obvious), it sounded obscene and offensive to all disabled. Yet, those "bums" that today give so much trouble in a society often indecent but snarling guardian of the fetish of "decency," are a part of our lives.
ALWAYS - the religious life, as recalled by the scene of St. Francis giving his cloak to a poor man of Assisi in the cycle of frescoes attributed to Giotto. Musical life, as we recall the stories of the organ grinder who walks barefoot in the snow, in The Winter Journey by Franz Schubert, without encountering those who put a penny in the hat or the Frugola that the cloak of Giacomo Puccini, is "perpetually intent to rummage in the trash. " Part of our literary life, from homeless Micawber in David Copperfield by Charles Dickens all'Andreas Kartack de The legend of the Holy Drinker by Joseph Roth up to the secret of Joe Gould, the brilliant intellectual Harvard graduate who had decided to live as homeless to discover the essence of man "between the cams, transfers, tuberculosis, bankruptcies, the broken promises, the eternal void," and in short, all those without homes, "the only ones among whom I have always felt at home" . Not to mention the film, Chaplin the Tramp irresistible to tender Miracle in Milan by Vittorio De Sica, from Archimedes to the homeless with Jean Gabin Bodou saved from the waters Jean Renoir's up to The Pursuit of Happyness, Gabriele Muccino, blessed with triumphs at the box office. Proven evidence of how many we can beat and move us and make a tear for the misfortunes of Copperfield and Will Smith, the court forced to live like a bum. It left the cinema dodge the drunk down on the sidewalk: "God, what stinks! '. Yet, the chronicles of these years have taught us to know a little 'more, our "holy drinkers." Often finished under the bridge, said the dossier, perhaps only because the state, having abolished the horror of the asylums, he forgot to find a decent alternative for those who do not make it to face alone the existence and have no family able to bear the burden. Or so overwhelmed by showers of life. Or upset by the betrayal of the people they believed. Or pinched by a pain too great.
Pirandello ODESCALCHI, Bobbi-People like Luigi Pirandello, who had long hair and beard, was of the same name of the writer whose father was a cousin, had studied, spoke English and French, but turned in the center of Rome pushing a cart where collected cartons. O Odescalchi Philip, son of Don Alessandro Maria Baldassarre, Prince of the Holy Roman Empire, the descendant of Pope Innocent XI, who fled in the early eighties the family palace in Piazza Santi Apostoli to go and live in the colonnade of the Palazzo Massimo together with a woman and a homeless man who always wore a tuxedo and bow tie, appeared as "Ele D'Artagnan, a film actor, son of the great Toscanini" and requested a meeting with all of Federico Fellini: "You must give me a good part in next film because then I decided that I retire. " People like Bobby Eugenia, who in his youth was a beautiful girl of Chioggia and had lost his head to an heir of Jose Echegaray y Eizaguirre, mathematician, playwright, politician, minister of Spain, awarded the 1904 Nobel Prize for literature. Widowed, she had let go. When he died, the newspapers wrote that "for thirty years had lived as a homeless person under the arcades of the Palazzo Ducale, between a marble bench and the fifth floor window, "who" spoke four or five languages, had an impressive culture in three decades and had never asked for alms, "and lived a bit of kindness' of noble women, the first among all the English Duchess of Alba and told: "In the theater, when I was young, all binoculars were trained on me." People who, for various reasons, they leave behind everything. And which, in addition to some covered in these days of frost, at least one thing we need: a little 'respect. Refuge from the cold station of Mestre
Gian Antonio Stella January 9, 2009]

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wishes for the new year on the moral question

best wishes to all for a good 2009 and .... well hope to all.
pidario