The sticker on the protests of the Italian DSKe

The cartoon was published in the press Clement Canadian and U.S. signed a cartoon by Gary Clement's National Post, Canadian Journal of center, has raised the official protest of the Italian ambassador in Ottawa, Andrea Meloni, and the president of the National Congress of Italian-Canadian, Michael A.

Tibolla. The sticker that you see on the side, was published May 19 in the Canadian newspaper, and also played in approval on May 22 Laugh Lines in the weekly review of the New York Times, bringing to all readers of the daily U.S. that there are many more than those of the National Post.

In France it is fashionable filing agents in civilian clothes. "We need to denounce the excesses"

Filing agents. Or collect pictures and movies of plain clothes police officers who make public policy during the protests. It's called copwatching. He was born in Canada and the United States. And today is rampant in France. To reveal the practice that actually serves to denounce the excesses, was Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux.

Topic of great interest in Italy in light of recent student demonstrations last December 14 that have laid siege to Rome. On December 23, Hortefeux announced a complaint Indymedia Paris for the publication of photos of undercover agents with names, information and various insults: "These proceedings are totally unacceptable and irresponsible.