Inca patronage case in NewYork
What is happening in New York in the Inca patronage of CGIL is a disgrace. Between inflated paperwork, money demanded from our compatriots abroad to perform services that are actually
CGIL patronage anomalies, serious what happens in union facilities abroad
Di Giuseppe (Fdi), Landini responds on anomalies patronati CGIL Grave what happens in the structures of his union abroad “What happens in New York in the Inca patronato of CGIL
Interview with Omnibus on La7
The election of Donald Trump, which today many – for political reasons – make out to be an unpredictable event that could have repercussions on the economy and international politics,
System on patronage in New York discovered
Tonight in prime time on Rai3’s “the State of Things,” Alessio Lasta’s investigation focusing on Italy’s largest patronage in New York, the CGIL’s Inca. We discovered a “system” based on
Donald Trump’s incredible election campaign concluded.
Tonight, Donald Trump’s incredible election campaign ended, culminating in his election as the 47th president of the United States, in which I was fortunate to participate as a Republican voter
With Trump, globalization phase closes
‘Quickly the issue of wars will also be resolved’ – “With President Trump’s success, last night completed a work that has been going on for a long time. What has
Donald Trump 47th President of the United States
I chose a selfie to open this post because it reminds me of when, more than a year ago, I stood alone when I stated that Donald Trump would run
Last bars of the U.S. presidential election campaign
Last bars of an intense U.S. presidential election campaign that has seen Donald Trump stronger than lies, attacks and attacks. The violence born of shameful Democratic propaganda, the failure of
USA: DI GIUSEPPE (FDI) HAS NO DOUBTS, ‘TRUMP WINS, THERE WILL BE SURPRISES IN DEM STRONGHOLDS’
The congressman with U.S. citizenship has already voted ‘major affirmation for Donald looms’ “With much superstition, we feel quite calm about the outcome of this election. We expect a fairly
Interview on the second overseas mission
Time interviewed me about my second mission abroad as an observer of an election in another state. In Uzbekistan I saw not only extraordinary, convinced and enthusiastic voter participation but
