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Return strikes at Spanish airports for Easter

Ritorna il terrore scioperi in Spagna, questa volta la minaccia toccherà il periodo di Pasqua , quando un grandissimo numero di spagnoli ed italiani si muoveranno per le vacanze.
Il documento dei sindacati annuncia un possibile sciopero nei giorni:  20, 21, 24, 25 e 20 di aprile ;  2, 14, 15, 19 e 20 di maggio  e il  13, 23, 30 di giugno ;  1,2,3,4,15 e 31 di luglio.
E' stato anche annunciato uno sciopero per l'1, 15 e 31 di agosto. In ogni caso i sindacati sono propensi per una negoziazione e sottolineano che c'è tutto il tempo necessary to avoid this strike.


The 47 airports operated by Aena thus meet the concern of loss of rights for the possible privatization of 49% of the operator Aeroportuaria.

What Is The Name Of The Wrestler Appeared In Troy

THE MAGNIFICENT 150

“Una terra è esistita”. L'intelligenza, l'eroismo e l'umanità dei suoi figli
sono state faro per le genti di tutto il mondo di ogni epoca. Per omaggiare
la
Patria, in ricordo del Centocinquantesimo anniversario della Sua unità, ho
riportato i nomi di  Centocinquanta Grandi italiani. Uomini, donne di ogni
età
e di ogni estrazione sociale  irripetibili, irraggiungibili che hanno

brought up the name of the beautiful country of science, the arts, politics, the
religion, and even sacrificed their precious lives for the
Sacred
national soil. To you, therefore, delighted readers from this partial list and
now
I do not want to hurt if I left out some clumsily list. If I
err assure you right now that have not been tainted by bad
faith
or unhealthy ideologies. I wanted to consider the names that
I personally have been at the heart of our identity.
lights
eternal glory of our past, then the common path forward.
Good reading. My hope is that even today, these names, these faces,
these stories will make you pawing the heart, eyes wet,
illuminate
spirit, cheer up your faith. We are Italians. "That land there
again." That the cradle of science and knowledge is still with us!
Viva La Patria! Viva Italians!

Paul Cecco

THE MAGNIFICENT 150

Leonardo Fibonacci: Math

Antonio Stradivari: Violin Maker

Louis Lagrange Mathematician

Marco Polo: Explorer

Giuseppe Mazzini: Patriot and political

Benedict of Nursia: Monaco and the Holy

Jacopo da Lentini: Poet and notary

John Cabot: Explorer

Niccolo Machiavelli: Philosopher, writer and politician

Alessandro Volta: Physicist, Inventor

Philip T. Marinetti: Poet, writer and playwright

Maria Montessori: pedagogical, medical

Amerigo Vespucci: Ranger and cosmographer.

Antonio Meucci: Inventor

Enzo Ferrari: Pilot, entrepreneur

Guglielmo Marconi Physicist and inventor

Michelangelo Merisi by Caravaggio: Painter

Carducci: Poet, writer

Giuseppe Verdi: Composer

Antonio De Curtis (Totò): Actor

Saint Rita of Cascia: Augustinian nun.

San Francisco: Founder of beggar that he was named.
principal patron of Italy.

Giacomo Puccini: Composer.

Luigi Pirandello: Playwright, Italian writer and poet.

Francesco Petrarca: Writer and poet.

Sandro Pertini: politician, journalist, President of the Republic

Luciano Pavarotti: Tenor

Padre Pio da Pietrelcina: Religious

Michelangelo Buonarroti: sculptor, painter, architect, poet.

Alessandro Manzoni: Writer, poet and playwright.

Anna Magnani: theater and film actress.

Giotto di Bondone: Painter

Giuseppe Garibaldi: General, patriot and leader. is one of the Fathers of
homeland.

Sophia Loren: Actress

Rita Levi Montalcini: Scientist and senator.

Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino: Magistrates.

Federico Fellini: Director and screenwriter.

Fausto Coppi: Cyclist

Giorgio Perlasca: official and merchant.

Andrea Palladio: Architect, designer of the Italian Renaissance.

Antonio Canova: Sculptor

Julius Evola: Philosopher, poet and painter

Gabriele D'Annunzio: Writer, poet, military and Italian politician.

The Grande Torino: The strongest team of Italian football history.

Giacomo Matteotti: Political fascism.

Ennio Morricone Composer

Ugo Foscolo: Poet, writer

Antonio Salieri: Composer

Indro Montanelli: Journalist

Benedetto Croce: Philosopher, historian, writer

Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa: General, prefect and partisan.

Publio Virgilio Marone: Poet

Augst Gaius Julius Caesar: Emperor

Lorenzo De Medici: Lord of Renaissance Florence, letters,
patron.

by John Bande Nere: Leader

Armando Diaz: General, Chief of Staff of the Royal Army. Duke
of
victory in the First World War.

Goffredo Mameli: poet, patriot, writer

Carlo Pisacane: Revolutionary.

Daniele Manin: Patriot.

Alpini Corps: The oldest mountain infantry corps of the oldest
to
world.

Renato Dulbecco: Biologist.

Archimedes of Syracuse, mathematician, astronomer, physicist.

Niccolo Paganini: Violinist

Primo Levi: Writer.

Antonio Vivaldi: Violinist and composer

Raffaello Sanzio: Painter and architect

Amedeo Modigliani: Painter and sculptor.

Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi (Donatello): Sculptor

Giorgio da Castelfranco (Giorgione): Painter.

Alberto da Giussano: Leader

Giordano Bruno: Philosopher, writer and Dominican monk.

Marcus Tullius Cicero: Author, speaker, politician.


Enrico Mattei: Entrepreneur public official

Irnerio: Lawyer and glossator.


Cesare Beccaria: jurist, philosopher, economist

Alcide De Gasperi: political

Sant'Bernardino of Siena Religious

Pope Celestine V Pope

Giorgio Almirante:; Political

Enrico Berlinguer: Political

Alberto Sordi: Actor

Luigi Pirandello: Playwright, writer

Rudolph Valentino: Dancer, actor

Tazio Nuvolari: Pilot

Vittorio Gassman: Actor, director

Alessandro Malaspina: Explorer, Navigator

Pietro Mascagni: Composer and conductor

Evangelista Torricelli: Mathematics, Physics

Carlo Rubbia: Physical

Salvatore Quasimodo: Poet

Eugenio Montale: Poet, journalist

Amerigo Vespucci: Navigator, Explorer

Thomas Aquinas: Theologian

Galileo Galilei: physicist, philosopher, astronomer, mathematician

Christopher Columbus: Explorer, Navigator

Dante Alighieri: Poet, writer, political

Leonardo Da Vinci: Artist, scientist, painter

Guareschi: Writer, journalist

Tina Anselmi: Politics

Matilde Serao: Writer, journalist

Lucrezia Borgia:

Charles Borromeo and Cardinal Santo

Ludovico Ariosto: Writer, playwright

Eduardo De Filippo: actor, playwright

Carlo Goldoni: Playwright, novelist, librettist

Carabinieri: The Praise

Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy Sovereign

Pope Gregory VII Pope

Gaius Julius Caesar: Emperor

Antonio Rosmini: Philosopher, Priest, monaco

Vincenzo Gioberti: Priest, politician, philosopher

Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna: The oldest university in the
West

Oldoini Virginia (Contessa di Castiglione): noblewoman

Matilde di Canossa: Countess Duchess, Queen Medieval

Eleonora Duse: Actress theatrical

Maria Goretti: Holy Martyr

Rebellion Sicilian Vespers

Marcello Mastroianni : Actor

Claudio Monteverdi: Composer

Riccardo Muti: Conductor

Don Lorenzo Milani: Priest

Vittorio Alfieri: Playwright, poet, writer

Italo Calvino: Writer

Pier Paolo Pasolini: Writer, poet, filmmaker, journalist

Tiziano Vecellio : Painter

Gianlorenzo Bernini: Sculptor

Andrea Mantegna: Painter, printmaker

Piero Della Francesca: a painter, mathematician

Adriano Olivetti: Entrepreneur, engineer, politician

Pietro Mennea: Athlete

Pellico: patriot, writer, poet

Cesare Battisti: Politician, irredentist , geographer, journalist

Carlo Cattaneo: Patriot, politician, philosopher

Father Pino Puglisi: Priest

Enrico Toti Hero

Giovan Battista Perasso (Balilla): Martyr, patriot

Messalina

Bianca Maria Visconti

Beatrice d'Este

Vittoria della Rovere: Grand Duchess of Tuscany

Mafalda di Savoia: Sovereign

Margherita di Savoia: Sovereign

Anita Garibaldi: Patriot

Norberto Bobbio: Filosofo, storico, politologo

Renzo de Felice: Storico

Scipione Maffei: Storico, drammaturgo

Giovanni da Verazzano: Esploratore, navigatore

Mario Capecchi: Genetista

Pierluigi da Palestrina:  Compositore

Gaetano Donizetti:  Compositore

One Piece Hentei Nami

Chardin exhibition at the Prado Museum in Madrid




Show Chardin (1699-1799)

Anthology of French painter of still lifes and scenes of family .

Despite being one of the most important French painters of the eighteenth century, this is his first exhibition in Spain. The Prado Museum, in collaboration with Ferrari Arts and painting in the Louvre remember his legacy and his major works.

themes of still lifes, domestic scenes occupied most of his works that gave a "intensely poetic vision of things and a special pictorial virtuosity" . After going through various stages in his paintings after 1770 focused on the art of pastel painting. Since then he has portrayed his master 'Madame Chardin'.

The exhibition in the Prado will run March 1 to May 28

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and I defend "Youth" and "Hello Beautiful"

Nothing "Youth" and "Hello Beautiful" for the Festival of Sanremo 2011. A no
dry, those received by the board of RAI, after he had feared the '
hypothesis
to sing two songs singing on stage at the famed Teatro Ariston
Sanremo. The two hymns were to be presented along with other

unforgettable melodies in special Thursday evening dedicated to the celebration of 150 years
Unification of Italy. The only proposal to present the two tracks has
immediately on the minds, provoking controversy and tragic clumsy
discussions. So, nothing for two bulwarks of the Italian Ariston.
L '
tribute unity of the country will be invited to the ceremony without the
godparents that throughout the last century were the relatives
these vicissitudes of national. "Youth", was born in 1909, as
collegiate singing farewell to studies of the university in Turin. It
of
a text that celebrated the end of carefree age of the studies, but also
the
joys, loves, and the force bravado of having twenty years. A
summa, therefore, the worldview of the early twentieth century, to '
internal
of the heroic Italian youth who lay with romantic generosity
to
slaughter of the Great War. "Hymn of the skiers in 1910 during the
Libyan campaign, the 3rd Alpini Regiment made him sound like" Anthem of
Mountain. " "Youth" is a song the son of the current culture (the

Belle Epoque), which electrified the spirits of the most sensitive and curious first
twentieth century.
irredentism is a hymn, interventionism, the cult of youth. In
1925, with the new text of Salvator Gotta, "Youth" became
definitely
"The triumphal hymn of the National Fascist Party." A song that will become important
equal to a national anthem, did play in all events

public immediately after the Royal March. In the parable of singing
Joseph Blanc can be seen across the social evolution of the first thirty-
forty years of national history, from the funny song of young
interventionists students, the innova Alpine departments and then those 's
assault;
scream that would keep up the morale of Rijeka to the innova
fascist revolution that was to celebrate the solemn rhetoric Regime
on his enemies. "Bella hello "is a popular song sung by supporters

the Italian partisan movement during World War II. It is

a melody of a song of nineteenth-century mondine Po. For
this
masterpiece popularity began in the mid-century earlier in
many
"Communist World Youth Festival." A song that reaches a
great mass distribution in the sixties, especially during the
Sixty-eight of the student-workers' demonstrations. The first recordings of
this release are due to the partisan storyteller Giovanna Emilia
Daffini
and the Tuscan-born French singer Yves Montand. The spread of
"Hello Beautiful" is also due to Gaber and Margot Monti, who sang in
television Canzoniere minimum. Two masterpieces of art
e
della cultura nazionale che, ingiustamente, non verranno tributati nel
festival
canoro in omaggio all’Italia. Ancora una volta ci siamo resi miopi e volgari
a
discapito della nostra Storia e delle nostre radici comunitarie. Per decine
di
anni, quei due spartiti musicali hanno davvero infiammato i cuori,
illuminato
gli spiriti, accesso un barlume di speranza tra migliaia di giovani each
class and social status. From the inaccessible mountains of the Piave, the scene of
dimenticatissima Great War, all'apennino Modena, the control room of
partisan resistance, the distance is short. "Youth" and "Hello Beautiful"
enclose jealously that love of country and the ideals of battery (since
camaraderie of youth, social justice, to the dedication of
sacrifice
to corporatism, freedom, utopian socialism, honor, etc. ...)
for
which whole generations have sacrificed their lives, consumed gallons of
sweat, lungs filled with desire, poured endless amounts of blood.
were two sentinels of our history, maybe sentinels immature, rude and

too much blood but still two trusted friends at a given moment

of our historic journey We have given the weight of our dreams and our
brightest hopes. At the sound of those songs filled the
squares,
is going to die at the front, one entered into symbiosis with the nation. Well,

of the thousands of micro related to the two masterpieces, it was considered

should leave them in the attic of oblivion. Once again
treats history as a bitch Shitter, with the smell under his nose! Ci si
dimentica dei nostri vent’anni, si cancellano intere pagine di storia per
inseguire quell’ipocrita beauty case perbenista evitando di invitare ad una
festa chi potrebbe turbare l’ordine morale imposto dal regime relativista
modernista. Escludendo “Giovinezza” e “Bella ciao” nella lista degli
invitati
abbiamo fatto la più grande villanata a noi stessi: poiché quando si smette
di
filter with its own memory and then navigate their roots vacuum
,
like Odysseus in the "Divine Comedy". I do not know what A will be in
Sanremo weeks, I hope they just do not leave vent to our
irrepressible xenophilia invited as special guest Celine Dion to sing
"God Bless America "and, therefore, instead of celebrating our 150 th anniversary
,
going to devote a altro anniversario: quello della Guerra d’
Indipendenza
Americana.

Paolo Cecco