Rome - There is an investigation, in Bari, which is splashed across newspapers instead kept confidential because it concerns a premier indirectly and / or people close to him allegedly in contact with some prostitutes. And there's another investigation, in Rome, which instead remains "unknown" for nearly ten years and concerns the entourage of another premier in safe contact with a stable of high-class prostitutes. The double standards the media and referred to the judicial investigation initiated in 1999 by concerned pm Capitoline Felicetta Marinelli October 4, 2000 and ended with the plea agreement to one year of Mistress RF allegedly sent his "ring" of the loyalists' then Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema, to obtain economic returns of various kinds.
are many great names that come back in the minutes of interrogation and wiretapping arranged as a result of shadowing from the doorway of Deputies by the agents of the squad, ranging from Francesco "Franco" Mariani, formerly responsible for transport the PCI-PDS and now president of the Port of Bari (revoked by the Minister Matteoli and resettled by the TAR) to the two former associates of the leader in the sale of the boat Maximus Ikarus: first, Roberto De Santis, Puglia and eminence grise of the leading Democrats, financial vice-president of London Court, then the Board of Directors Spa port "Marina Blue," and then in the company's energy, "Avelar Energy 'after Morichini Vincent, former chief executive of the consortium Assitalia Ina-founder Roman dell'Assonautica has always been very close to D'Alema. In the waste books of transcribed phone calls to the square Clodius becomes an explicit reference to some episodes where it is then cited the "secretary of D'Alema," or Nicola Latorre, Parliamentary Assembly of the Democratic Party today. Finally, there is room for information in the roles played by former deputy Ds, Michele Giardiello and a few officers still in the party of Franceschini.
Prisoners' D'Alema finite number 10498/99 to the proceedings, except Latorre, were taken in the minutes as people informed of the facts directly in the offices of the Seventh Section of the police headquarters in Rome. The objective of the investigators was in fact to understand if indeed the Mistress did appeal to girls pay for "convincing" important people to lend a hand to his advertising agency in the management of events, conferences (the woman has organized a couple for the House Members of) contracts and publications for structures such as Alitalia, Banca di Roma, Enel, Eurostar, Ina-Assitalia, Acea, Inpdap, and so on. If the then manager of Mobile, Nicholas D'Angelo, was almost convinced dell'andazzo bribery ('the woman who procures girls clearly many people planning sexual encounters - wrote in a statement - use this "key" to get the recipients of these "attention" that seem to be at the top of all public or private, favors and undue pressure to obtain economic benefits in the form of contracts or greedy well-paid jobs) the prosecutor Marinelli remarked: "A reading of the minutes show that RF uses the girls to set up meetings with people clearly sexual in nature, some being part of the political world, or having the charges in public. "
Environmental Disaster and poisoning of water intended for human consumption are offenses related to the discovery of the largest illegal dump in Italy, discovered by forest in Abruzzo.
185 000 cubic meters of toxic and hazardous substances were buried at 5-6 feet deep near in Bussi (Pescara) in an area near the river Pescara.
There are chloroform, carbon tetrachloride, hexachloroethane, trichlorethylene, trichlorobenzenes and heavy metals.
the early surveys, Forestry and prosecutors believe that the beginning use of the land - in 1999 Montedison sold by a real estate company in Milan always due to Montedison - as a dump dates back to several decades ago, long before the establishment of Solvay, which excludes involvement. to reclaim the area need to remove the 240 000 tons of earth and the estimated cost of this operation is around 58 million euro (at the time do not know where to get). We will also need to find a safe landfill (which is not leach into ground other crap) and large enough to contain the huge mass of land for disposal.
Environmental disaster and poisoning of water intended for human consumption are offenses related to the discovery of largest illegal dump in Italy, discovered by forest in Abruzzo.
185 000 cubic meters of toxic and dangerous were buried at 5-6 feet deep near Bussi (Pescara) in an area near the river Pescara. There are chloroform, carbon tetrachloride, hexachloroethane, trichlorethylene, trichlorobenzenes and heavy metals.
the early surveys, Forestry and prosecutors believe that the beginning of the use of the land - in 1999 sold a company Montedison by Milan Real Estate always due to Montedison - as landfill dates back to several decades ago, long before the establishment of Solvay, which excludes a involvement.
To clean up the area need to remove 240 000 tons of earth and the estimated cost of this operation is around 58 million € that when you do not know where to get.
We will also need to find a secure landfill (which do not leach into ground other crap) and large enough to hold the huge mass of land to be disposed .
I believe that before a hurried reconstruction, you ought to protect people's health and healthy water that will have to drink for the next years to build new houses on the rotten foundations, toxic, carcinogenic and extremely dangerous, all-Italian is madness that can not and should not be contemplated .
We can not continue to hide the truth so serious, and Montedison have to be processed and absolutely must pay damages and environmental be prosecuted for environmental disaster and attack on public health of citizens.
also see the video and horrified because in two weeks words and profiteering media, no one has ever spoken, I hope started to wonder why ...
The discovery of the archipelago is marked by several controversies. It was sighted by several expeditions in the years 1501, 1502 and 1503 and was given the name of Ilha da Quaresma (Lent Island). But the Vicomte de Santarem attributes the discovery to Gaspar de Lemos, captain of the mother ship of the fleet of Pedro Alvares Cabral, sent back to Portugal with the news of the discovery of Brazil. Modern historians, however, credited with the discovery of the archipelago expedition 1501 - 1502 conducted by the Portuguese Fernão de Noronha, where it is headed. The first to describe the archipelago of Fernando de Noronha was the Florentine navigator Amerigo Vespucci, in 1503.
was also the very troubled history of the archipelago: in 1534 the islands were invaded by the British Army, while between 1556 and 1612 was a French possession. In 1628 it was occupied by the Dutch, defeated two years later by a joint English-Portuguese military expedition under the command of Rui Borges chalazion.
The Dutch again seized the islands in 1635 to plant a hospital for their troops who had occupied the northeastern coast of Brazil. The island was renamed Pavonia, in honor of Michiel de Pauw, one of the directors of the Dutch West India Company. After another 20 years they were recaptured by the Portuguese.
In 1736, finding the islands uninhabited and completely abandoned, the French East India Company occupied it and renamed it Isle Dauphine. Only in 1737, with the expulsion of the French, the islands were permanently occupied by Portugal, which decided to fortify them. For this purpose, 10 forts were built at strategic points of the islands where it was expected that would happen a possible landing of the invaders: 9 were built on the main island and a sull'Ilha de São José. The forts were connected by stone roads.
In 1770 was founded the first permanent settlement, Vila dos Remedios. The village was divided into two parts: the upper half were administrative buildings, while the bottom half was the church with other religious buildings.
With the independence of Brazil from Portugal, made in 1822, things changed for the archipelago is not much. At the beginning of the twentieth century the British provide technical cooperation for the telegraph. Later, their place was taken by the French and Italian dell'Italcable.
In 1942, during World War II, the archipelago became a federal territory that included the Atol das Rocas and Arquipelago de São Pedro and São Paulo, and political and ordinary prisoners were sent to the local prison. In 1988 70% of the archipelago was declared a maritime national park, for preserve what was left of the terrestrial and marine.
On October 5, 1988, the federal territory was dissolved and added to the state of Pernambuco (except Rocas Atoll, which was added to the state of Rio Grande do Norte). Today
