Rassegna Stampa del 22.10.2011
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Gaddafi cannot hurt his peopole any longer - IndependentU.N. calls for Gadhafi death investigation - Cnn
Guerre en Libye: la France a dépensé 300 million d'euros - Le Figaro
Sanctions could take months to remove - Wall Street Journal
British firms urged to 'pack suitcases' in rush for Libya business - The Guardian
Le Monde s'inquiète du blocage européen - Le Figaro
Eurogroup says yes to sixth tranche - Ekathimerini
Pawnshop flourish in crisis - Ekathimerini
La Eurozona pedirá a los bancos acreedores que condonen el 50% de la deida griega - El Mundo
EU looks at 60% haircuts for Greek debt - Financial Times
Occupy London Stock Exchange camp refuses to leave despite cathedral plea - The Guardian
All U.S. troops to leave Iraq by the endo of 2011 - The Washington Post
U.S. Troops to Leave Iraq by Year's End, Obama Says - The New York Times
Economic payback eludes Tunisians - Aljazeera
Tunisie: "La multitude des listes, une difficulté et un signe de démocratie" - Le Monde
Voters have been cheated over the European Union for too long. Let them decide - The Telegraph
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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