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Wednesday, April 7, 2010.
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Monday, March 22, 2010
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Annorexic 14 Year Old
Rome 20 March national demonstration for the public water
The Government of the Ronchi Decree established the requirement for local governments to privatize water . In Italy all the movements that fight against water privatization have grown and are achieving important victories to block this process.
Forum Italian movements for water has organized a major national demonstration in Rome on March 20 in support of its campaign against the privatization, to reaffirm the value of the common good and universal human right, a campaign for public management and participatory, to ask passage of the law of popular initiative presented some time ago, to say all together "The water out of the market." Even
Abruzzo movements, associations, parties who are fighting this battle for democracy will participate in the event.
No more time to look, we have to PARTICIPATE!
For info on coaches and accessions:
PESCARA WWF Abruzzo: 085.4510236
PESCARA Refounding: 085.66788
CGIL PESCARA Pescara (Mirella): 085.45431
PESCARA ASF: 338.1195358
LARGE Marco Marra 340.4089914 349.4254406
CASALBORDINO Alessio
FOSSACESIA Andrea Natale 339.1040613 327.3163448
LAUNCH Marco earthen
FRANCAVILLA Christian Cicala 329.0664524
CGIL Chieti Chieti Chieti Nicoletta
0871.33901 320.2788489 335.8155085
TERAMO Dante Caserta
SULMONA Verrocchi Richard Patrick 349.2687647 347.1809769
AVEZZANO
L'AQUILA Cristina 338.3248616
www.nonlasciamolifare.org
Path
14:00 pm at the Republic Square
concentration approximately 18:00 pm arrival in Piazza Navona
18:00 to 19:30 on interventions actually participating in the demonstration
Forum Italian movements for water has organized a major national demonstration in Rome on March 20 in support of its campaign against the privatization, to reaffirm the value of the common good and universal human right, a campaign for public management and participatory, to ask passage of the law of popular initiative presented some time ago, to say all together "The water out of the market." Even
Abruzzo movements, associations, parties who are fighting this battle for democracy will participate in the event.
No more time to look, we have to PARTICIPATE!
For info on coaches and accessions:
PESCARA WWF Abruzzo: 085.4510236
PESCARA Refounding: 085.66788
CGIL PESCARA Pescara (Mirella): 085.45431
PESCARA ASF: 338.1195358
LARGE Marco Marra 340.4089914 349.4254406
CASALBORDINO Alessio
FOSSACESIA Andrea Natale 339.1040613 327.3163448
LAUNCH Marco earthen
FRANCAVILLA Christian Cicala 329.0664524
CGIL Chieti Chieti Chieti Nicoletta
0871.33901 320.2788489 335.8155085
TERAMO Dante Caserta
SULMONA Verrocchi Richard Patrick 349.2687647 347.1809769
AVEZZANO
L'AQUILA Cristina 338.3248616
www.nonlasciamolifare.org
Path
14:00 pm at the Republic Square
concentration approximately 18:00 pm arrival in Piazza Navona
18:00 to 19:30 on interventions actually participating in the demonstration
Thursday, March 11, 2010
What Does Herpes On The Hip Look Like
Friday, March 12 has been proclaimed a general strike by the CGIL.
Italian schools on strike against the "cuts in staff and funding for school" under the new reform of Maria Stella Gelmini, Minister of Education.
Il giorno seguente, sabato 13, il “Coordinamento scuole secondarie” di Roma sarà davanti al ministero dell’Istruzione per protestare contro la riforma scolastica.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Butalbital 150 Mg High
Approved unanimously the municipal decision against privatization of water! Thursday, March 4
We welcome the victory this morning at town of L'Aquila, which amended its statutes declare water "a universal human right and local water services "local public service devoid of economic and non-profit. "
will be able to counteract the effects of the law Ronchi (which would impose mandatory privatization of local services in economic importance, including the water service) in accordance with Articles 1, 2, 3, 5, 43, 114, 118 of the Italian Constitution, which recognizes and promotes local autonomy in the management of public services. L 'water is not a commodity, is a common good that can not be subjected to the logic of profit by private
It' s a great victory of the hundreds of citizens who signed the petition sponsored by the Committee Public Water aa support of municipal decision. thank you for the City Council unanimously approved the resolution. And 'now important that the ATO is also common in other similar resolution introduced in the meantime we will promoters in our area of \u200b\u200b national demonstration in Rome Saturday, March 20 in defense of public water.
Committee Public Water L'Aquila
will be able to counteract the effects of the law Ronchi (which would impose mandatory privatization of local services in economic importance, including the water service) in accordance with Articles 1, 2, 3, 5, 43, 114, 118 of the Italian Constitution, which recognizes and promotes local autonomy in the management of public services. L 'water is not a commodity, is a common good that can not be subjected to the logic of profit by private
It' s a great victory of the hundreds of citizens who signed the petition sponsored by the Committee Public Water aa support of municipal decision. thank you for the City Council unanimously approved the resolution. And 'now important that the ATO is also common in other similar resolution introduced in the meantime we will promoters in our area of \u200b\u200b national demonstration in Rome Saturday, March 20 in defense of public water.
Committee Public Water L'Aquila
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Ginko Biloba Cranberry
delivery of the signatures collected in support of the municipal resolution for public water
PRESS RELEASE:
Stop collecting signatures in support of municipal decision preventing the privatization of the water. Thursday, March 4 delivery signatures at the City Council where it will be voted on the resolution.
Thursday, March 4 will be discussed by the City Council of L'Aquila resolution to amend the municipal charter, submitted by Councillor Henry Perilli, declaring the water "universal human right" and the local water service, "local public service without of economic and non-profit. "
This decision is crucial to block the process of privatization of water services provided by law Ronchi, approved in November 2009 providing for the forced privatization of all public services in local economic importance, including the water service. The law is of dubious constitutionality, having regard to Article 5 of the Italian Constitution which recognizes and promotes local autonomies. Local authorities therefore have the opportunity to counter the law Ronchi : in many Italian municipalities have already passed similar resolutions. The same Abruzzo Region approved an amendment to Dpfer that commits the Government to preserve the regional character of water and states that at the same time that the water service must be considered "no economic significance."
The privatization processes in Italy have led to adverse outcomes: the most striking cases were those of Arezzo, Latin America and Agrigento, where over to be worse in the quality management of water, people have seen their bills increase by up to 400%. The only people who receive benefits have been individuals who could benefit from a common good that should remain public. The solution of the complexities related to the management of the water service is not privatization, but in the streamlining and monitoring the effectiveness of public service.
The Committee Public Water L'Aquila, adhering to the regional campaign "Save Water", has recently set up to defend the local public water service from the threat of privatization. In a short time we collected oltre 1000 firme nelle condizioni particolari in cui si trova attualmente la nostra città, consapevoli che le difficoltà legate alla ricostruzione post terremoto non possono far passare in secondo piano il tema della gestione del servizio idrico, di fondamentale importanza per tutti i cittadini.
Giovedì presenteremo le firme raccolte al presidente del Consiglio comunale. Chiediamo al Consiglio comunale di approvare all’unanimità la delibera, come è già stato fatto in commissione regolamento, per ratificare la volontà popolare di difendere la gestione pubblica del servizio idrico locale e dell’acqua, bene comune dell’umanità.
Francesco Marola
Public Water Committee L'Aquila 
PRESS RELEASE: Stop collecting signatures in support of municipal decision preventing the privatization of the water. Thursday, March 4 delivery signatures at the City Council where it will be voted on the resolution.
Thursday, March 4 will be discussed by the City Council of L'Aquila resolution to amend the municipal charter, submitted by Councillor Henry Perilli, declaring the water "universal human right" and the local water service, "local public service without of economic and non-profit. "
This decision is crucial to block the process of privatization of water services provided by law Ronchi, approved in November 2009 providing for the forced privatization of all public services in local economic importance, including the water service. The law is of dubious constitutionality, having regard to Article 5 of the Italian Constitution which recognizes and promotes local autonomies. Local authorities therefore have the opportunity to counter the law Ronchi : in many Italian municipalities have already passed similar resolutions. The same Abruzzo Region approved an amendment to Dpfer that commits the Government to preserve the regional character of water and states that at the same time that the water service must be considered "no economic significance."
The privatization processes in Italy have led to adverse outcomes: the most striking cases were those of Arezzo, Latin America and Agrigento, where over to be worse in the quality management of water, people have seen their bills increase by up to 400%. The only people who receive benefits have been individuals who could benefit from a common good that should remain public. The solution of the complexities related to the management of the water service is not privatization, but in the streamlining and monitoring the effectiveness of public service.
The Committee Public Water L'Aquila, adhering to the regional campaign "Save Water", has recently set up to defend the local public water service from the threat of privatization. In a short time we collected oltre 1000 firme nelle condizioni particolari in cui si trova attualmente la nostra città, consapevoli che le difficoltà legate alla ricostruzione post terremoto non possono far passare in secondo piano il tema della gestione del servizio idrico, di fondamentale importanza per tutti i cittadini.
Giovedì presenteremo le firme raccolte al presidente del Consiglio comunale. Chiediamo al Consiglio comunale di approvare all’unanimità la delibera, come è già stato fatto in commissione regolamento, per ratificare la volontà popolare di difendere la gestione pubblica del servizio idrico locale e dell’acqua, bene comune dell’umanità.
Francesco Marola
Public Water Committee L'Aquila
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