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Altreconomia on the cover of the November issue of the young giving them voice now -infatti- rather offers a
stereotypical portrait of youth, but does not listen and even wonders about his own failures.
If you are under 30 years has values and ideas about their future, as research studies of Elisa Lello , we interviewed: “It is urgent to enable young people to dream. Indeed, urge them to do so “ told us.
With a focus on the NEET , almost 2.3 million Italians between 15 and 29 years who are not studying, not working and not formed.
The number 176 of A and continues with a dossier of 6 pages dedicated to climate . In late November, in Paris, is in fact scheduled COP21 , the UN Conference on Climate Change that will see the states engaged in the search for a global agreement against global warming: we explain the stakes for the Planet , we explore two themes.
The first is that of the environmental refugees , a matter that affects more and more even the “rich North” (only in Europe were 40 thousand in 2014), according to the War and armaments sector , whose emissions are not underreported.
There is also a focus on ‘ Emilia-Romagna , with the story of the mafia in the region (in late October started the process “Aemilia” , against 219 alleged ‘Ndrangheta) and the portrait of the journalist who first told it.
We were also San Lazzaro , near Bologna: the mayor would suffer serious threats for blocking a real estate transaction of 300 million euro.
Remember the “Unlock-Italy”? One year after the conversion into law, including the legacy of the measure -from we renamed “scrapping Italy” – there are a dozen incinerators. Ae 176 about mothers of Sesto Fiorentino (FI) who do not accept the “oven” in the project, and protest.
Space then the privatization of Post -spiegata with a infografica-: who benefits really the listing of 34.7% of the shares of public property? The sale will reduce the national debt really?
The crux of workers and real estate.
Grom whom? The brand of “ice cream used to be” was bought by Unilever, a multinational owns Algida, which closed the last plant in Italy, in Caivano (NA ).
A photo-reportage from ‘ Agro Roman scarred cement , deprived of social and cultural events.
We tell you, finally, the amnesty masked in progress in Italy: the latest changes to the rules governing the “voluntary cooperation” ( voluntary disclosure , which expires on November 30) for the return of capital in fact guarantee the impunity of crimes committed.
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