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I voted 3-Yes


I went a little before 14 and I voted yes 3: to change the bullshit law, to return to the majority and to directly elect their parliamentary candidates without multiple (and no fear that Berlusconi wins forever).

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What's going on in Iran?

Swan on the web to better understand what you asuccesso in Iran, if these elections were fair or not. The repression is certainly hard to TG3 spoke of gunfire on a crowd protesting and foreign journalists are increasingly limited. From
Internazionale.it :

In Iran, the traditional media have been shut down, phone lines and blocked CNN and BBC have been blocked were over accidents.

Here are given direct comments of Iranian citizens:

Shirin Behzad, 45, university professor, on Enghelab Square yesterday morning: "It's very surprising That the whole world is silent now. I don't understand why the international community just ignores what's happening right now in Tehran. Why don't they react and help hopeless Iranians? I'm quite confused why even the United States has not paid enough attention to the obvious vote fraud in Iran. I'm now thinking maybe the world's big powers like Ahmadinejad. We are losing our semi-democracy in Iran. We had a very poor democracy and now we are losing everything we had. Why doesn't the UN help Iranians? Everybody in the world is just concerned about the nuclear issue in Iran. Why is the world silent now when Iran is in turmoil and enduring a semi-coup?

Non so ben spiegarmi il silenzio dei paesi occidentali, Bernard-Henri Lévy avanza dei paragoni and Solidarity with Soviet dissidents.

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Two workers are piling up along a brick road. Pass a traveler who inquires about the nature of their work. A modestly replies: "I'm piling up bricks." The other says: "Raise a cathedral."

Pietro Nenni in a speech in Parliament in 1959.

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With friendship

This is the letter that Romano Prodi has published on its website ahead of elections for the European Parliament and the day after tomorrow:

Dear friends and dear friends,
when I repeat my already proven desire to remain outside the policy of our country, I feel bound, as a simple citizen, to emphasize the importance of voting that we Italians are called.

First, a vote for Europe. Along these lines recall the need to strengthen the Democratic party, remembering how it has always strongly supported the important choices such as the European euro and enlargement, as has been demonstrated at this stage of tough crises, are the main defense for the ' Europe and Italy.

The second reason is born by the intensification of a number of warning signs and questions from friends and many foreign observers for the fall of dignity and quality of our democratic country
, signals that I took with pain in my international business. Faced with this Democratic Party, while its not an easy journey, is the only practical answer.

is not the time nor abstentions nor sophisticated distinctions. It's time to prove that Italy may be different, which has deep ethical roots and is still capable of contributing to the growth of a new democratic Europe.



With friendship
Romano Prodi
Bologna June 3, 2009

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This is the video that Pep Guardiola showed his gladiators Catalan before the Champions League final. I have no words. I see him often.