Thursday, June 24, 2010

What It Means When A Guy Gives His Gf Dog Tags

Venezuela lays the golden eggs for the Italian institutions

La Patria Grande ( http://www.lapatriagrande.net/02_italia/politica/consolati/beneficiari/beneficiari.htm ) published in the past '2007 list of beneficiaries of commissions bestowed by the Italian authorities and various associations of Italians in Venezuela . He wrote at the time of publication: "It is data source at the Foreign Ministry, widely known by professionals, but perhaps a little 'less known by the community. We think we do a welcome to the Italian community, which difficilemnte access to sources of the ministry. ... Important: The recipient of commissions based on the law DPR 18/67, are the honorary vice-consuls, that only in an "honorary", which is free, give it their function, receiving only modest redemptions (as indicated) for telephone charges , light, etc. ...".
Furthermore, who controls how the money will be changed in Venezuela? Who controls how they are managed? Recall that the parallel exchange rate, one euro is worth at least 8 bolivar today and the law provides a minimum wage of just over 1,200 Bolivars.
local beneficiaries' SUM RULES EURO
ASSOCIATION Agostino Codazzi Caracas LAW 296/1998 140,000 €


BOARD OF GARIBALDI Y BOLIVAR CARACAS D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 140,000 €


CARACAS ART CONSORTIUM MCI. 53 Presidential Decree 18/1967 € 91,000


EDUCATION CENTER MARACAIBO ROSMINI D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 € 90,000


SCHOOL MARTA PUERTO DE LA CRUZ D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 40,000


CASA VILLA SERENA MARACAIBO ART. 53 Presidential Decree 18/1967 35,800


CO.MIT.AS. CARACAS ART. 53 Presidential Decree 18/1967 33,000


COLLEGE SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI CARACAS D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 30,000


COLLEGE OUR LADY OF POMPEII CARACAS D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 28,000


COLLEGE SAN MARCO Evangelist CARACAS D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 25,000


GARIBALDI Y BOLIVAR CARACAS LAW 296/1998 € 20,000
WITHIN CULTURAL SANTA RITA D. Cabimas LEGISLAT. 297/1994 20,000
EDUCATION CENTER JOHN XXIII Cabimas D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 20,000
CEN. EDUC. LOS PIRINEOS DON BOSCO SAN CRISTOBAL D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 18,000
ITALIAN CULTURAL CENTER MERIDA D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 16,000
JOHN XXIII COLLEGE Maracay D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 16,000
COLLEGE SAN PEDRO BARQUISIMETO D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 16,000
SCUOLA MONTESSORI CIUDAD BOLIVAR D. Legislate. 297/1994 15,000
SCUOLA AGAZZI BARQUISIMETO D. Legislate. 297/1994
FOND 14,000. CIAO ITALY ART CAGUAS. 18 / 1967 53 13 500
DPR ASS. CARACAS CODAZZI AGOSTINO D. Legislate. 297/1994 13,000
THE CEDARS SCHOOL JAMES D. Legislate. 297/1994 12,000
ASS. L. PUERTO ORDAZ Pirandello D. Legislate. 297/1994 10,000
CEN.CULT. CIUDAD OJEDA D. venezuelana ITALIANO Legislate. 297/1994 10,000
BUCANEVE CULTURAL CENTER IN VALENCIA D. Legislate. 297/1994 10,000
Rosmini CABIMER SCHOOL D. Legislate. 297/1994 10,000
COLLEGIO HOMELAND CARACAS D. Legislate. 297/1994 10,000
FIEGIV CARACAS D. Legislate. 297/1994 10,000
SCUOLA VESPUCCI CARACAS D. Legislate. 297/1994 10,000
BOLIVAR AND GARIBALDI SCHOOL CARACAS 8000 LEGGE 296/98
ALIGHIERI MARACAY DANTE D. Legislate. 8000 297/1994
MOLINARI RAFFAELLO ACARIGUA 18/67 DPR 7298
STEPHEN WEBSTER CAMPBELL PORT OF SPAIN 7124 18/67 DPR
CEN.CULT. VENEZUELA MARACAIBO D. ITALIANO Legislate. 7000 297/1994
Lacan CITY SCHOOL 308 28/02/1902 OJEDA DMN
7000 ETRICONE MARIA GIOVANNA Maracay DPR 18/67 6849
LA CAVA MARIO ANGEL PUERTO CABELLO DPR 18/67 6699
Mascitti TEODORO Los Teques DPR 18/67 6425
BERTUZZI RENZO VALENCIA 18/67 DPR 6098
CRISTO REY EDUCATION CENTER Punto Fijo D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 6000
BALDI PAOLA BRIDGETOWN DPR 18/67 5624
COTOGNO ROSSELLA PORLAMAR DPR 18/67 5124
IOVINE ANTONIO Puerto Ordaz DPR 18/67 5100
ASS. S. CIVIL FRANCESCO BARQUISIMETO ART. 53 Presidential Decree 18/1967 5000
ODIC PORLAMAR D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 5000
NDELICATO Graffeo PUERTO LA CRUZ GIOVANNA 18/67 DPR 4699
Bertola GIOVANNI SAN CRISTOBAL 18/67 DPR 4245
TEQUES CASA D'ITALIA LOS D. Legislate. 4000 297/1994
CEN.EDUCATIVO ARK CHILDREN MARACAIBO D. Legislate. 4000 297/1994
SCUOLA MATERNA MI CASITA MARACAY D. Legislate. 4000 297/1994
RAMPINI EZIO 18/67 DPR 3436 CIUDAD BOLIVAR
CENTER CARACAS VENEZUELA ITALO D. Legislate. 3000 297/1994
FIORELLO Giovany MATURIN SALVADOR 18/67 DPR 2850
PRUNETI Rosenstand KATHRYN MARY IN DPR 18/67 2425 WILLEMSTAD
Bertoletti COUTAIN VITTORIA ST. GEORGES DPR 18/67 2271
PORTAGNUOLO MAURIZIO La Guaira DPR 18/67 2125
TORTORICI PHILIP BARQUISIMETO DPR 18/67 2050
G. CULTURAL CENTER MARCONI CARACAS D. LEGISLAT. 297/1994 2000
VITAL FABIO CIUDAD OJEDA DPR 18/67 1909
BONGIOVANNI BOLOGNA VINCENZA Cabimas DPR 18/67 1894
FIELDS RICHARD BERKELEY GEORGETOWN DPR 18/67 1850
Piccinino in CASTRIES DPR 18 MARY THOM / 67 1850
IMPROVE MARIO Punto Fijo DPR 18/67 1679
COLELLA Barinas IN DPR 18/67 1555
D'ANDREA MARIA GABRIELLESCHI DEA San Juan de los Morros DPR 18/67 1555 PETER CATALANO
CHORUS DPR 18/67 1055
MA AJONG RONALD SONNY PARAMARIBO 18/67 DPR 500

Sunday, June 20, 2010

The Best Alternative To Adderall

Merida, old mafia made in Italy

CARACAS - The popular website has resumed Monday Aporrea.org a report appeared last April 23, 1987 in the periodical "controversy" that was circulating at the time in Merida. A story that many times we have seen, that of " a family of Italians who arrived with his hand behind and in front, is dedicated to construction ate mortadella and Pepsi, and soon after is the master of an immense fortune " as Aporrea says. The
protagonist is an entrepreneur Peter Grespan Bolzonello arrived in Merida in the fifties with "a fistful of pounds that did not represent even one hundred of our bolivar," he told "controversy." Merida is described in its periodic national Italian immigration as an open city, which was - we read - "the best of different nationalities, the product of wars and economic crises, they were scattered around the world in search of a better fate ". The Italians, the newspaper continues, "have given a powerful boost to our development as a nation, thanks to their hard work and their amazing capacity to assimilate."
Aporrea but stresses that not once have seen the Venezolana Italian immigrants to "mount a construction company and simultaneously buy a means of social communications which promote or disadvantage, the politicians who behaved well with their business." In fact, the columns of "controversy" is told of how, suddenly, the poor migrant Bolzonello become a true magician of the business and buy a sophisticated air-and-fro between Caracas, Miami, New York.
It is said the purchase of the Hotel Valle Grande in Merida, the contract for the new plan Caracas Hilton Hotel for two hundred million Bolivars (they are the eighties, ed), the acquisition of Radio Continent for twenty-six million Bolivars through a "scandalous additive operators of suspected fraud to the national treasury." It explains how Bolzonello associated themselves to the construction of the well known CCCT Caracas, the most expensive mall in Latin America, Central Radio and Radio Cumbre buy, in addition to fabulous 'fincas' throughout. Not satisfied, the magazine says, his compatriot to buy the San Cristóbal "Diario Pueblo Mérida and the" Correo de los Andes ", and try to get even with the newspaper" El Nacional ", when rumor that was for sale. Finally, to conclude his work, is associated development of the tourist Morrocoy and falls in finance mounting "Financiadora Cordillera" and "Fondos de activos Líquidos Cordillera.
numerous business ventures, not all profitable. Aporrea.org asks: "How and from where it is checked all that money?". "Controversy" and then dare idea "just how dangerous" are all do to recycle the "cursed U.S. dollars, the dollars of cocaine, trafficking dollars." That
narrated by "controversy" is a story to read but not to throw mud to light, and it's never enough, on Italian Migration. Truth can not help that honor. The fact that in the sixties the Italians were the owners or directors of one third of the industries not related to the Venezuelan oil industry, it surely was not only appropriate, luck, skill. We were not all angels. It is not the case of hiding our heads in the sand. But, despite the undisputed presence of 'bad apples', our arrival, said "controversy" seems to be a panacea for Venezuela.
What is worth the same to the menacing dark faces that arrive every day in our, so called, Bel Paese?

Monday, June 7, 2010

Gay Cruising Central Nj

Palmerini, a book for the horse of Abruzzo five continents

will be presented tomorrow on the last work of the writer Geoffrey Aquila Palmerini entitled "The Eagle in the world. News, facts and events before and after the earthquake of 6 April 2009 "

Monica VistaLite
CARACAS - After" border "and" Gran Riserva Abruzzo, Palmerini Godfrey continues to build relationships between in Abruzzo and outside the borders " L'Aquila in the world. News, facts and events before and after the earthquake of April 6, 2009 . The book will be presented tomorrow in L'Aquila in the presence of the author. The proceeds from sales will go to the Institute of Film Aquila to contribute to the restoration of the film of the prestigious Cinematheque damaged by the earthquake.

" L'Aquila in the world" is a selection of articles written by Palmerini and published from May 2008 through December 2009 by the Italian press abroad, international agencies and many Italian newspapers online. Are columns in which the writer speaks of Abruzzo characters, events, facts and values \u200b\u200bof his homeland and its people. A community that "knows to be assertive and to appreciate even more when they ventured abroad," as he writes in the introduction to the volume.
- Italians from the boundaries are an important resource - explains the Voice Palmerini - That the policy does not cover. The second and third generations are treated superficially, when there should be a real understanding of the phenomenon of migration and relations of contact and exchange real. But unfortunately - regrets - Italy is not inclined to establish an important dialogue with its communities abroad.
Rowing Pachino, choral music in Canada, in solidarity with Bolivia, ecotourism in Guinea Bissau. And yet, schools twinning with the Russian art in Denmark. This Abruzzo told that crosses multiple continents, "as defined in the preface to the volume Airos Letizia, director of the multimedia text-Italy and journalist in America today, could not fail references to community Abruzzo Venezuela. Hence articles on female migration, the candidacy of Bafile Mariza and the release of her first novel, the death of the founder of our newspaper, Gaetano Bafile, the mission in Venezuela's delegation led by President of the Abruzzo Region, Nazario Pagano.
A tribute to the Italian-Venezuelan who have distinguished themselves overseas without forgetting their native land. Abruzzo, moreover, have never looked away from the tragedy of April 6 and have contributed with their cords of solidarity in the reconstruction. As the author says in the introduction to the volume:
- The extraordinary beauty of the Eagle, the disastrous consequences of the earthquake, then the dignity, composure austere nature of our people, have moved the world. Conduct which is immediately activated a network of Abruzzo in the five continents, all of our compatriots abroad and people of all countries in the world.
attention important "not only in the material sense," said Palmerini, because having the world's eyes focused on me "is also an incentive to act quickly, and better."
If the two previous books are spread over thirteen months canons, the earthquake has imposed a " L'Aquila in the world" an extension of time until December, closing dell'annus horribilis. An area that has allowed to host the testimonies of those who have experienced first hand the tragedy of L'Aquila and tell the Pope's visit to the earthquake victims, the G8, and Muti's concert Morricone, the touching "The eagle will rise again, the earthquake did not doma. "
After the earthquake, Italy has lost a true universal heritage even enclosed in 350 acres of the historic center, on which UNESCO had already set his sights. How do you explain the Voice Palmerini, the post-earthquake emergency has highlighted two thousand artists, churches, palaces, monuments and works of art. Un'unicum vanished in seconds, with a shock that flattened a city designed and planned and built from scratch in 1254, with a formula that will resume only after four centuries, St. Petersburg and Brasilia in the sixties.
- Despite everything, we'll make it - -. writes Palmerini As always, this time too.

Le Creuset By Numbers

Italians have shaken hands with Chavez?


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At different times and by different routes, I received three letters in his hands , all Italian citizens in Venezuela. One was written a few years ago, the other straddling the recent visit of Foreign Minister Franco Frattini in the country. That of Anthony Coiro, a tribute to 'proceso Revolucionario' crying in large letters ¡ Aprovechemos Chávez !, clashes with the complaints of Marco Polesen responsible for promoting the Northern League in Venezuela, and those of Mario Sebastiani, who throws stones against the Italian and Venezuelan.
Polesen, in summary, not agree that the Italian community meetings, in the minister of foreign affairs, Chavez and his socialist regime repressive filocubano, filoterrorista, illegal, unlawful and undemocratic , which promotes crime of terror as a weapon to paralyze the citizens - mixing words Polesen -. This is because the said Collective, 80 percent, "has voted for right." And the right not disengaged herself with the Communists, due to which our migrants, "naked and defenseless should address the homeland from which they are parties."
I would point out some things.
First I would point out 'scandal cards burnt' and the famous 'bonfire' of Aldo Micciche, where he lost thousands of votes to the candidate of the Democratic Party that - according to the fixer on the run, and it is not clear from What has never relied on - "is doing a whole propaganda in favor of Chavez." The percentages of right Polesen, therefore, should be clearly redefined. Moving on to the "regime" which tends to "stay too unlawful "- the reference is to the possibility of ricandidatura of political office - I would speak of the seven governments of De Gasperi, the seven of Andreotti, Berlusconi IV.
With these skeletons, and this recent history, how to write that today "in Venezuela there is a legal and legitimate government"? Would it not be the doom of those who see the mote in the eyes of others and not the beam in their own, in the words of an old proverb?
Undoubtedly Polesen may find allies among the ranks of our community. Right next to the minister, ready to take the word as 'representative of the Italian-Venezuelan', was the president of the CGIE, Hugh Martin. The same 'Ugo' was talking about Miccichè in interceptions, he was standing, proudly, in criticizing the Venezuelan president and his alleged "totalitarian tendencies". Without shame. Yet a few years ago, exactly 22 June 2005, Di Martino, along with In Collevecchio and Michael Coletta, if I remember, were with Chavez in Miraflores for the signature which decreed the establishment of the 'Day of friendship italovenezolana' . The embassy, \u200b\u200bon that occasion, said that "the representative bodies of the community" were "all united in their desire to establish a dialogue with the Venezuelan government." And then?
Another thing. Politics and relations between states - fortunately or not, I have yet to understand - are made of diplomacy. Leaders do not meet just because they are cute. Italy holds diplomatic relations with a country like China, which now calls the Expo 2015 in Milan. And the Asian country, with its horrific death sentences, imposed for fewer than 68 possible crimes, is hardly a paragon of virtue. Berlusconi also distributes bread as hugs and handshakes. In addition to Qaddafi, met Israel's Netanyahu and the Palestinian Abu Mazen, between one and the other Obama.
So, dear Polesen, the fact that Minister Frattini meets with Chávez must not offend. To console you, you can rethink the meetings between Pope John XXIII and Fidel Castro.
You could criticize the other hand, as does Mario Sebastiani, the "hasty, rhetoric and trivial meeting," foreign minister "with some members studied and least embarrassing" of the community. A meeting just to give a present, when the real reason for the trip was another "take money and put a piece of Contuy the matter." Diplomacy. Certainly, the fact that Di Martino, Miccichè after the scandal, is among the characters, "embarrassing" should make us all reflect on those who claim - at all levels - to represent us.
Representatives apart, Sebastiani that last week was a pointless meeting. "But do not take the piss with the travesty of the concerns" complaint. "Chavez does not allow us too disengaged herself and in the meantime we're taking away everything." Meanwhile, Italy is forgetting its citizens abroad (an "emergency communications" defines Sebastiani) and prove reluctant to distribute nationality and passport "would allow a bit 'more security in case of extreme necessity, see Cuba. "
The third letter, " Visión de un inmigrante. ¡Aprovechemos to Chavez! "uses much less aggressive tone and alarming to support the idea that in Venezuela you are seeing a" just social change, peaceful and democratic. A trend that we must, indeed, 'advantage' to realize what "others have made with wars and blood."
With words more soft than the other letters, responding to those who "parrot that oppose President Chávez has divided into two areas because the Venezuelan people." Anthony Coiro writes:
- Clearly there are two areas. I have eyes to see, ears to listen, but also the long memory to recall that even in the last 40 years there were two sectors. And the industry's most poor and abandoned eyes we used to see him, but never used ear to listen.
There is, therefore those who are not part of a supposed 80 per cent. Who is not invited to meet with ministers. Those who remain in Venezuela to live well, not to regret Italy. Who is to mix a people, not least a party of separations and divisions.
Mr Polesen, with thousands of flaws and contradictions evident, with errors of course voluntary and involuntary, Venezuela his path. Accompagnamolo. Participate and not sit down in the ranks of the spectators, rightly criticize without demonizing. Weighed words. Who is without sin, saying someone better than me and you, cast the first stone.