#Alleanza Verdi-Sinistra

[pier-carlo-universe]

La politica al bivio: finanziamenti raddoppiati senza consenso diretto. Un nuovo sistema di contributo forzoso allarga il finanziamento ai partiti politici italiani

Un emendamento controverso al Senato

Un emendamento controverso al Senato Dal 2024, oltre 30 milioni di italiani potrebbero finanziare i partiti politici senza un’esplicita indicazione nella loro dichiarazione dei redditi. È quanto prevede un emendamento presentato da Partito Democratico e Alleanza Verdi-Sinistra, in discussione al Senato. La proposta modifica il sistema di finanziamento della politica, introducendo un contributo…

[thiswomanshouldbewriting]

Amiə scusate l'assenza, qualcuno lo ha già fatto?

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Europee

Il voto è anonimo quindi nessuno lo saprà e nessuno vi giudicherà

Condividete e facciamo un nostro personale exit poll giusto per curiosità

[umbriasud]

Narni, Verdi-Sinistrra chiede pronunciamento contro l'autonomia differenziata

Alleanza Verdi Sinistra Narni ha inviato un ordine del giorno ai Consiglieri di maggioranza del Comune di Narni per discutere in Consiglio Comunale il disegno di legge sull’autonomia differenziata presentato dal Ministro Calderoli. L’obiettivo è quello di sollecitare il Consiglio ad esprimere una netta contrarietà a questa norma devastante per l’unità del Paese. Il disegno di legge potrebbe…

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Stralciate le intercettazioni che sostenevano la condanna a 13 anni di reclusione. In questo modo Mimmo Lucano, europarlamentare di alleanza Verdi-Sinistra nonché eroe dei migranti, è stato salvato dai giudici

[djuvlipen]

A 6yo girl died of electrocution in a Romani camp in Italy last month. this is what racialized poverty looks like; children are always among the first victims. may she rest in peace

04 March 2024

The Saturday before she was due to start school, six-year-old Michelle died by electrocution in the Roma camp in Via Carrafiello di Giugliano in Naples. Despite desperate attempts to resuscitate the girl, who had brushed against exposed electrical cables, she was pronounced dead at about three p.m. on the 13 January 2024. 

Allegedly, distressed family members caused a disturbance at the hospital and were accused of attacking health care personnel and police. This ‘chaos��� quickly became the focus of local media attention, and coverage of the tragic death of a child quickly morphed into an issue of public order and security.   

Deputy Francesco Emilio Borrelli of the Alleanza Verdi Sinistra, weighed in by describing the Giugliano camp “populated by violent people whose lifestyle is many times beyond the law” as one of many “outlaw settlements where children are abandoned to degradation”; and declaring his solidarity with the emergency room doctors and the police. 

After a meeting of the committee for public order and safety, the prefect of Naples, Michele Di Bari, set the objectives for the local administration “Clean the camp from waste in the next few weeks and start the transfer of a Roma family of around 40 people, to an asset confiscated from organized crime.” 

The authorities responded with a blitz on the camp coordinated by local police, and supported by Carabinieri, military personnel and employees of the water company. Waste was removed, electrical cables made safe, vehicles seized, and the water supply was disconnected, leaving about 450 Romani people without access to water by 25 January. Behind the expressions of concern about the safety of children, the official stance is – to borrow a phrase from Matteo Salvini – one of “Legalità, ordine e rispetto prima di tutto!” (Legality, order and respect before all).

The reporter from Avvenire tells a different story, of bereaved families, wrongly accused of affray at the hospital, routinely scapegoated and repeatedly evicted. After the seventh eviction they ended up on this long-abandoned industrial site, amongst the rubble and mud, without water or electricity, except for illegal connections – an ‘informal settlement’ in officialese. In reality, a squalid and precarious site, where 200 Romani children subsist in conditions that do nothing to nurture “an atmosphere of happiness” for the “full and harmonious development of his or her personality”, envisaged in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.

In a submission to the UN Human Rights Council back in 2014, ERRC research revealed that Romani children raised in camps across Italy were prone to a number of severe and debilitating conditions: they suffered from high levels of anxiety, were more frequently born underweight, and became ill with respiratory disease in greater numbers. They suffered more often from poisoning, burns and accidents at home. There was a greater incidence of “diseases of poverty”, such as tuberculosis, scabies, and lice.

The roots of the crisis can be traced back to official policies in the 1990s which placed Roma in segregated ‘nomad camps’. Things worsened with Berlusconi’s illegal declaration of a State of Emergency to combat the so-called ‘Roma menace’ in 2008. This overtly racist demonisation of Romani people heralded a prolonged period of mass evictions and destruction of camps, harassment, expulsions, mob violence and pogroms against Roma communities. Up to this day, the legacy of this illegal state of exception still afflicts Roma, as successive governments have failed, or simply refused to honour the commitment to ‘get beyond the system of camps.’ 

For its part, the European Commission chose to remain silent in the face of mounting and overwhelming evidence of systemic anti-Roma discrimination, forced evictions and camp segregation. On 6 April 2017, The Financial Times reported that the European Commission had repeatedly blocked publication of a report which recommended sanctions against Italy for mistreatment of its Roma minority, in an attempt to avoid a damaging public row. Seven years later, little has changed in Brussels, and the Commission has consistently kept schtum on this issue.

On 20 May 2019, in response to an emergency case was brought before the court by Associazione 21 luglio and the ERRC, the European Court of Human Rights ordered the Italian Government to provide suitable accommodation for the 73 Romani families who were forcibly evicted from Giugliano the previous week. The court recognised the right to family unity and the need to provide adequate housing to the 450 Roma who had been evicted, and were camped in an area with no shelter, and were forced to sleep inside cars or outdoors, despite the difficult weather conditions, without access to electricity, clean water or toilets. And this is where Michelle and her friends spent the next four years.

Despite the availability of EU funds, the precarious living conditions endured by the Roma remained unresolved. On 12 January 2021, the Campania Regional Council approved the "Abramo" project worth €846,000 for a path of housing, work and social integration of the Roma populations of Giugliano in Campania. As is all too painfully evident, no tangible progress had been made on housing, and as Avvenire noted, in the aftermath of this latest tragedy “now the focus is on the reuse of houses confiscated from the Camorra.” As part of the education path of the Abramo project, “Interventions on school integration have started and yesterday Michelle would have gone to school with the apron and backpack given to her.” Instead, on that first day at school for the cohort of Romani kids, one desk remained empty.

[polariod240]

I discovered something horrible today and I won't let it die due to language barrier issues.

"Deputy Marco Grimaldi of Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra has submitted a parliamentary question to the minister of culture, Gennaro Sangiuliano, denouncing an arson that occurred on 6 June at the National Cinema Library of the Experimental Centre for Cinematography (CSC) in Rome. The arson was particularly significant and caught deputy Grimaldi's attention, because it hit cell B4, destroying a significant amount of nitrate films from the 1930s and 1940s, part of the Italian cultural heritage. But, above all, Grimaldi accused the CSC of «trying to keep it a secret».

An official statement on CSC's website (published on June 12th), which reported details about the arson, would have been removed shortly after, creating additional concerns about how the event has been managed. «After the intervention of both the fire department and police, so far the only concerns have been: sending an email to employees so they could prohibit them from revealing the event to outsiders and signing a contract with a private security company in order to supervise the deposits», Grimaldi denounced.

CSC informed Domani that the fire would have damaged only a small portion of the entire film archive, so the reels should already have a copy each. Right now, the complete census of the works that have been destroyed has not yet been completed». Meanwhile, the causes of the fire remain uncertain and are currently under investigation. The president of the foundation, actor and director Sergio Castellitto, said that CSC had already raised concerns about the safety of the archive's conservation status, a matter which the CSC had promised to address with the help of the Ministry of Culture, like exploring the possibility of more suitable structures for the preservation and restoration of italian's film heritage. A source close to the Cineteca revealed instead to Domani that the investigation is trying to determine whether the causes of the fire were intentional or not and if the damaged films are the original reels, and not «copies of copies»."

I tried to translate it as good as I could, still, have the original source and some more:

Editoriale Domani:

Repubblica's online articles are always behind a paywall, but it's a major italian newspaper, so I have to include it.

Quotidiano Nazionale (video):

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Invece delle stronzate dei giornali

leggere solo i numeri reali:

Fratelli d'Italia

passa da 7.301.303 voti nel 2022 a 6.378.079

PD

Da 5.348.676 a 5.307.430

Bella la stampa italiana 🥱

Ecco gli altri risultati:

Lega per Salvini Premier

2.470.318 / 2.024.626

Forza Italia

2.279.266 / 2.143.734

Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra

1.021.808 / 1.458.142

M5S

4.335.494 / 2.181.727

L'unico cambiamento reale è che il M5S ha perso due milioni di voti...

[soldan56]

Elezioni europe 8 e 9 giugno 2024 Candidati Circoscrizione Nord Orientale AVS #MimmoLucano

[arcobalengo]

VIMINALE, ASTENSIONE E MATTARELLA

A parte i molto dubitabili dati forniti dal Ministero dell'Interno circa la percentuale di astensioni alle votazioni per il Parlamento europeo, indicata al 50,25 per cento (astensione che dal 75 per cento delle ore 19 di domenica 9 giugno, sarebbe improvvisamente e miracolosamente scesa nel giro di 4 ore al 50,25 per cento) dati che sono di fatto impossibili da verificare, c'è che furbescamente non si è tenuto conto del più di un milione e mezzo di schede bianche o annullate per volontà degli stessi votanti.

Dunque, l'astensione (in Italia) intesa come rifiuto dei burocrati e malfattori di questa Unione europea, e come delegittimazione della classe politica "dirigente" ritenuta indegna, sale a circa il 65-70 per cento; in linea con le percentuali di astensioni in altri Stati della UE, come per esempio l'Olanda e la Repubblica Ceca.

E qualcuno vorrebbe ancora dubitare del devastante significato politico di tale esplicito rifiuto di questo schifo di UE❓

Devastante significato politico anche all'interno degli Stati.

Vi è poi che, fuori da ogni ragionamento truffaldino, se l'astensione viene calcolata in rapporto al numero degli aventi diritto al voto, in rapporto agli aventi diritto al voto va calcolata la percentuale dei voti ottenuti dai partiti.

E così si scoprirebbe che "Cognati e Compari d'Italia" hanno conseguito il 14 per cento dei voti, il PD l'11 per cento, "Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra" non avrebbe superato la soglia di sbarramento del 4 per cento, e così pure i "5 Così". E così via.

È questa che si chiama onestà intellettuale e politica.

È così che va rispettato - e non ingannato - il Popolo.

Spiace per Mattarella (che ora non esterna più...), ma queste votazioni hanno consacrato la sovranità dello Stato italiano non della mefitica UE che causa guerra e povertà a beneficio di coloro che ci portarono la Coca Cola e ci rubarono l'anima, e che per merito dei loro bombardamenti terroristici, vengono chiamati "liberatori"❗️❗️

AUGUSTO SINAGRA

➡️Segui ALI su telegram 👉 qui❤️

➡️Per sostenere Avvocati Liberi 👉qui🙏

[valentin10]

Bonelli, Salvini assolto e lui sbrocca : "Le zecche rosse"

E non ci vogliono stare. Angelo Bonelli, deputato di Alleanza Verdi e sinistra, accoglie con mestizia la sentenza di assoluzione “perché il fatto non sussiste” … — À lire sur www.liberoquotidiano.it/

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€7,300 pay rise for ministers sparked outrage in Italy

Last-minute amendments to the budget law, including a €7300 salary increase for unelected ministers each, caused an uproar in the Italian parliament.

In response to the budget amendments, all opposition groups except Azione, including the Democratic Party, Five Star Movement, Italia Viva, and Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra, sent a joint letter to Parliament Speaker Lorenzo Fontana. They demanded that the Speaker declare the amendments inadmissible.

However, Fontana rejected the demand, emphasising that opposition MPs still had tools at their disposal, such as making further amendments and scrutinising detailed reports to compensate for the lack of technical notes.

One of the most controversial amendments proposed was to bring the salaries of unelected ministers in line with those of their counterparts in Parliament. The stark comparisons between the potential €7,300 monthly salary increase for ministers and the monthly pension increase of just €1.80 included in the budget sparked outrage on social media.

At a meeting of the parliamentary budget committee on Monday, Democratic Party leader Elly Schlein also lambasted the government for its proposed salary increases for ministers.

You believe the work of your ministers is worth a thousand times more than that of the nurses caring for Italians. I want to believe there’s still room to change course on public healthcare, to pass this amendment together and send a message to the whole country.

The opposition further stated that the number and variety of amendments effectively created a second budget bill, making it impossible to properly evaluate them in the limited time available. The government has until 31 December to pass the budget and avoid a preliminary expenditure schedule.

Another controversial proposal known as the “anti-Renzi law” also attracted considerable attention. The measure required government officials associated with companies outside the EU to give 100 per cent of their income to the state. Former Prime Minister and Italia Viva leader, Matteo Renzi, denounced it as a personal attack.

Activities like international conferences are something only I do. Everyone knows this is a law tailored ad personam. The real scandal is how this majority operates in secret, introducing last-minute amendments and shutting down debate with confidence votes.

Italian Minister of Defence Guido Crosetto eventually confirmed that Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni‘s government would withdraw the amendment.

Read more HERE

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Francesca Ghio, consigliera comunale di Genova, ha denunciato pubblicamente le violenze subite quando aveva 12 anni

Francesca Ghio, consigliera comunale di Genova per Alleanza Verdi Sinistra (Avs), ha recentemente attirato l’attenzione nazionale dopo aver denunciato pubblicamente le violenze subite quando aveva 12 anni. Questo intervento ha scatenato una serie di reazioni, tra cui una telefonata da parte della premier Giorgia Meloni, che ha cercato di esprimere solidarietà. Tuttavia, la conversazione si è…

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Dear non-Italian tumblr users, I present to you my favorite Italian ship right now:

How do we call them? Fratoianni + Bonelli, maybe... Fratelli 👀

[anchesetuttinoino]

- Noi l’avevamo detto che Ilaria Salis sarebbe stata la nuova Soumahoro. E infatti sono bastati un paio di giorni da neo eurodeputata per convincere Angelo Bonelli a "scaricare" di fatto la santa protettrice degli occupanti abusivi. Non ci credete? Dovete sapere che oggi l’Adnkronos ha raccolto una storia meravigliosa riguardo le occupazioni abusive di immobili. A Napoli infatti un povero cristo, di nome Umberto, un bel giorno si è ritrovato la sua casa popolare improvvisamente nelle mani di uno sconosciuto. E sapete chi l’ha aiutato con tutte le forze a riprendere possesso dell’immobile? Francesco Emilio Borrelli, deputato di Alleanza Verdi e Sinistra, ovvero lo stesso partito il cui leader - Bonelli - si commuove per l’elezione in Ue di Ilaria Salis. Capite il paradosso?

- Umberto peraltro ha inviato un messaggio alla Salis che si spera che la deputata possa leggere: chi pensa che le occupazioni sono sacrosante, dice il pover’uomo, dovrebbe “provare la sensazione di rientrare dal lavoro, dall'ospedale, dal supermercato e vedere che la chiave non apre più la porta di casa tua, che qualcuno si è infilato nel tuo letto e si è disfatto dei tuoi vestiti, ha ripulito il frigo e buttato via i mobili dalla finestra come fossero spazzatura”. Altro che “occupare è logorante”, come sostiene Ilaria. Umberto per 9 giorni ha dovuto dormire in auto in attesa che qualcuno cacciasse gli abusivi.

Via Il Giornale