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Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Living in London but to participate Italy

Why, if you live in London, read on sites like Ilfattoquotidiano. it, to inform you of what's happening in Italy and participated in protests against Berlusconi? You do it because you think you have relatives or to return to Italy and interest in, or simply because you feel Italian, or even because the current situation of our country in you emotions such as anger, shame and would like to help change anything? This is one of the questions that I pose in my doctoral research on the political participation of Italian citizens resident in London.

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Japan, information between panic and truth

Naoto Kan in suit for lunch, dinner and breakfast. And prudence, euphemism, beating about the bush. Pull ears of the live conductor who said something too: "We apologize to viewers, but this news was not given." Thus, a country with bated breath, he finds himself at this time a fellow cathode apparently discrete, resigned.

And information in which the dominant figure - at least by Western standards - is chloroformed. Said Giuliano Ferrara, Radio London, we have repeated all: "What a lesson we are giving the Japanese, with their poise, their discipline, their sense of authority." Spent a day in front of the Rai Japanese, MHK, you can get the opposite impression.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Japan: we are telling the whole truth?

In addition to the risks, in addition to waste, in addition to costs, as well as time-consuming, in addition to the lobby, the biggest problem of nuclear technology is that you can never have transparent information. In part to the fact that the data are always hidden from the military secret and partly because even when you can provide information, the agencies do not ever provide.

The disaster is proving to the Japanese. The Nipponese government and politicians are hiding the truth for fear of alarming. But that does not inform people of what is really going on. The world's nuclear monitoring organization and the French government say they are extremely concerned about the situation and the limited data that the Japanese are talking publicly.