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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?

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