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gossipparo for voyeurs furious


Saturday the newspaper published an exclusive interview with Gianpaolo Tarantini. For those who can not help but continue to rummage in the dirt of gossip, the Pennivendolo indicates the link. But then it ...

http://www.ilgiornale.it/a.pic1?ID=362137

The Best Yellow Toned

The thin line of border

Just to lighten (so to speak) the political issues-Barbosa I'm dealing with at this time, I propose an article I wrote a few months ago for the online newspaper of the Catholic University. What sense can you repeat a piece months later? The information age, right?
Definitely yes, but some are like good wine: with the weather improves. The idea was born to reproduce this piece talking with a colleague struggling with an article on the 20 since the fall of the Berlin Wall, so I asked what sense can have at the end of the first decade of the new millennium prlare boundaries. In the statements appear to Predrag Matvejević , Slavic naturalized Italian writer and an expert on European, compared with what came out from discussions between the Italian-Israeli Abraham Yehoshua ( אברהם ב. יהושע) and Claudio Magris. A
follow the link:

http://www.magcity.it/pls/unicatt/mag_gestion_cattnews.vedi_notizia?id_cattnewsT=8422

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God save the Queen

Ugh that beard . At a distance of four hours even after the publication of the website containing the open letter to Cossiga, I came across a comment signed by John Lloyd, editor of the Financial Times, published by the Republic. I got a little discouraged thinking about the situation British politics these days, with a history of Cossiga speaks in his letter to write than Lloyd. And to think that I came back enraptured by a discussion of the proposal to the Journalism Festival in Perugia between Lloyd and Gianni Riotta. Too bad, now we are preaching from overseas ...
God Save the Queen (and maybe even Labour)

follow the link to the intervention of the editor of the Financial Times
http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/2009/06/24 / s-in-england-the-first-ministro.html