Rassegna Stampa del 19.03.2012
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- PASOK gets new leader – Kathimerini
- Turning the page of corruption – Kathimerini
- There is no Spanish siesta for the eurozone – Financial Times
- Can Europe’s left rebound? – The Washington Post
- Cuban opposition activists arrested in Havana – BBC News
- Angel Merkel tres agacee contre Nicolas Sarkozy – Le Figaro
- Royal: Sarkozy a “peur’ de perdre son “immunite’” – Liberation
- “Si Hollande avait la verve de Melanchon, ca serait extra” – Liberation
- Hard left surge in support upsets Hollande – Financial Times
- Libya, France and ICC compete for custody of Gaddafi intelligence chief – Guardian
- At home, asking how ‘our Bobby’ became war crime suspect – The New York Times
- Syrian rebels ‘in Damascus firefight’ – BBC News
- ‘Heavy fighting’ shakes Syrian capital – Al Jazeera
- Peace march in Damascus is cut short by authorities – The New York Times
- After Italians’ kidnapping, Centre stops anti-Naxal operations in Orissa – The Times of India
- Global arms trade growth by a quarter is spurred by India – Guardian
- Government plans U-turn on aircraft carriers as catapult costs spiral – Guardian
- David Cameron unveils plan to sell off the roads – Guardian
Credits
A CURA DI
Cristiana Castellotti
CONDUTTORI Emanuele Giordana, Anna Maria Giordano, Marina Lalovic, Anna Mazzone, Luigi Spinola, Roberto Zichittella
REDAZIONE Anna Maria Giordano, Cristina Faloci, Giulia Nucci
CONDUTTORI Emanuele Giordana, Anna Maria Giordano, Marina Lalovic, Anna Mazzone, Luigi Spinola, Roberto Zichittella
REDAZIONE Anna Maria Giordano, Cristina Faloci, Giulia Nucci
SVEZIA
Anche in Svezia la crisi economica e la disoccupazione si fanno sentire. E a Stoccolma per la quarta notte di seguito è esplosa la protesta contro la mancata integrazione degli immigrati. |
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