January
January 17, 2010
Crackdown on Culture Crime: Italy’s Proud Carabinieri Art Squad
The message: it works! Italy’s campaign to crack down on thefts of its treasures of art and archaeology has borne fruit, and the proof is in the statistics in the year-end...
January 11, 2010
While Calabria Burns
Immigrants leave the town of Rosarno in a bus after the riots. (Uploaded on Flickr.com by Peregrinus2009 Coyright AFP 2010)
“I came here to find Heaven. I found Hell”
January 5, 2010
Italy. Slouching into the New Decade
Not a New Year celebration. Champagne & mortadella in Senato after the fall of the Governo Prodi
Behind distracting and futile political catfights, real problems hurtle toward Italy, no less than other countries, but with a few specifically Italian aggravating factors
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