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Gsotto: 03) civilization crisis, searching new paradigms

5th of July IGLESIAS, EX-MATTATOIODiscussant:Conny Reuter, SolidarGavino Sale, Indipendentzia Repubblica de SardignaGiuseppe De Marzo, A SudGiacomo Meloni, Confederazione Sindacale SardaTeresa Piras, Domus Amigas

El Noticiero Latino Americano - N° 18

Semanal latinoamericano desde la Liguria Visita el sitio del Noticiero Latino Americano www.noticieroliguria.com

Active ageing

After the Second World War, Europe experienced an extraordinary baby boom that resulted in a substantial increase in the birth rate. The baby boomers are now reaching retirement age and European society is suddenly faced with the ageing of its population. People aged 65 and older will soon make up one third of the population. The European Commission therefore considers it essential to create the conditions enabling these baby boomers to stay in work longer and giving them the possibility to stay active members of society. Download subtitles:

El Noticiero Latino Americano - N° 17

Semanal latinoamericano desde la Liguria Visita el sitio del Noticiero Latino Americano www.noticieroliguria.com

Minería contaminante ¿sabes lo que es? por actores famosos

Firma contra la Megamineria Contaminante: www.concienciasolidaria.org

112 - European Emergency number

Why 112?
As European citizens are increasingly travelling to other countries, for holidays, business or pleasure, there is a need for a single number, identical across the European Union (EU), to call in an emergency. Instead of having to remember several different numbers, citizens now need only one, wherever they go.
What happens when you call 112?
People calling 112 are connected to an operator. Depending on the national civil protection services, the operator will either deal with the request directly or transfer it to one of the emergency services(ambulance, ... continua

Sharing experience for a greener future, local communities for sustainable energy in Europe

As energy costs continue to rise and the need to fight climate change is becoming ever more pressing, more than a hundred cities in Europe are running sustainable energy use strategies based on the concept of "shining examples", joint action and shared experiences. The BELIEF project encourages all European local authorities, especially urban communities, to form "Sustainable Energy Communities" to improve local policy making, promote energy citizenship and stimulate the markets for sustainable energy. This report was filmed in two urban ... continua

AIDS: New leads for treatments and vaccines

Today, 1st December 2006, is the nineteenth World Aids Day. Some alarming data shows that in certain countries the rate of infections, which in the past were stable or in decline, are now increasing. According to sources at UNAIDS, in 2006 more than 4 million new people have been infected. In Central and Eastern Europe alone more than 740,000 individuals live with the disease. Research on this terrible virus intensifies. In Europe, and notably with the support of the European institutions, numerous laboratories test new treatments and vaccines. Carmen, 25 years ... continua

A World that Speaks Different

Video with information about the nowadays economic system: through the experience and the stories told by the protagonists of an Italian event about the even economy of a State. Economy that allows a better use of our environment and of sustainable development.Visit the site: www.contemporaryartaddiction.org Mail to: redazione@contemporaryartaddiction.org

SIDA : nouvelles pistes de traitements et de vaccins

Ce 1er décembre 2006, verra la XIX ième édition de la Journée Mondiale contre le Sida. Des données alarmantes montrent que dans certains pays, le taux des infections, autrefois stable ou en déclin, est en hausse. Selon les sources de UNAIDS, en 2006, plus de 4 millions de nouvelles personnes ont été infectées. Rien qu'en Europe centrale et orientale, plus de 740 000 individus vivent avec la maladie. La recherche sur le terrible virus s'intensifie. En Europe aussi, et, notamment, avec le soutien des institutions européennes, de nombreux laboratoires ... continua