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domenica 7 marzo 2010
QUESTA CLASSE DITTATORIALE IRANIANA MI HA SECCATO
C'è tensione diplomatica tra i governi di Teheran e di Roma dopo l'arresto in Italia di due cittadini iraniani, accusati di traffico illecito di armi dalla Procura di Milano. Il ministero degli Esteri iraniano ha così convocato l'ambasciatore italiano a Teheran Alberto Bradanini per "spiegare le ragioni" dell'arresto. Il ministro degli Esteri Franco Frattini ha intatnto immediatamente respinto le "insinuazioni" arrivate dall'Iran su un uso strumentale della magistratura, come spiega al microfono di Giuseppina Paterniti che lo ha intervistato a Cordoba, per il meeting dei ministri degli esteri dell'Unione europea.
Per Frattini Teheran è arrivata una reazione scomposta: "L' Italia si fonda sulle regole e sui principi dello Stato di diritto, in base ai quali la magistratura è indipendente dal potere esecutivo". "A tutti gli imputati - ha detto - verrà ovviamente garantito il pieno diritto di difesa e l'assistenza legale in tutte le fasi del processo".
Il portavoce del ministro degli Esteri iraniano Ramin Mehmanparast aveva infatti affermato che si tratta di "un nuovo gioco che mira a creare confusione e ambiguità. L'inizio di un'altra sortita propagandistica contro l'Iran".
Per Frattini Teheran è arrivata una reazione scomposta: "L' Italia si fonda sulle regole e sui principi dello Stato di diritto, in base ai quali la magistratura è indipendente dal potere esecutivo". "A tutti gli imputati - ha detto - verrà ovviamente garantito il pieno diritto di difesa e l'assistenza legale in tutte le fasi del processo".
Il portavoce del ministro degli Esteri iraniano Ramin Mehmanparast aveva infatti affermato che si tratta di "un nuovo gioco che mira a creare confusione e ambiguità. L'inizio di un'altra sortita propagandistica contro l'Iran".
I'M SICK ALSO OF THIS IRANIAN GOVERNMENT
Iran warns of Italy's 'Mafia-style' approach to N-issue
The Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters describes the arrest of TV correspondent Hamid Masoumi-Nejad in Italy as 'a Mafia-style tactic' to pressure Iran over its nuclear program. Masoumi-Nejad, an accredited journalist working for the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting in Rome, was arrested on Wednesday on charges of smuggling weapons to Iran in defiance of international sanctions. In statement released on Friday, Abbas Darvish-Tavangar, who heads the Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters, said the arrest shows more than ever that the Mafia has infiltrated into the high ranks of the Italian government and justice department. "Masoumi-Nejad's arrest was nothing but a Mafia-designed scenario, staged at the behest of Israel and the United States to prevent Iran from enriching uranium," said Darvish-Tavangar. "In a recent meeting with Israeli leaders, Berlusconi promised to increase pressure on Tehran over its nuclear work. He even went so far as to promise that he wouldl do everything in his power to end Tehran's enrichment activities," he noted. Speaking on behalf of all Iranian journalists, Darvish-Tavangar said the arrest was "purely political, utterly immoral, and in blatant violation of human rights." Tavangar added Masoumi-Nejad was in fact arrested because of his hard-hitting coverage of the many scandals and corruption charges against Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. "His crime was to cover demonstrations, in which millions of Italians protested the policies of their government," he noted. "His crime was to expose the corrupt nature of the Berlusconi government to a greater extent."
"His crime was to reveal the racist mindset and xenophobic policies of Italian government and police officials towards more than 2.6 million immigrants in Italy, particularly the Muslim minority," he added. Darvish-Tavangar described as "absurd" accusations of weapons-smuggling against Masoumi-Nejad and another Iranian national by the name of Homayoun Bakhtiyari, who was also arrested in Turin in northwestern Italy. The association head explained that the allegations are in line with efforts to demonize Iranian media correspondents and government officials throughout the international community. SBB/TG/MB Iran warns of Italy's 'Mafia-style' approach to N-issue
Fix IE Bug. Dont remove this line.IRIB correspondent Hamid Masoumi-Nejad
The Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters describes the arrest of TV correspondent Hamid Masoumi-Nejad in Italy as 'a Mafia-style tactic' to pressure Iran over its nuclear program. Masoumi-Nejad, an accredited journalist working for the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting in Rome, was arrested on Wednesday on charges of smuggling weapons to Iran in defiance of international sanctions. In statement released on Friday, Abbas Darvish-Tavangar, who heads the Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters, said the arrest shows more than ever that the Mafia has infiltrated into the high ranks of the Italian government and justice department. "Masoumi-Nejad's arrest was nothing but a Mafia-designed scenario, staged at the behest of Israel and the United States to prevent Iran from enriching uranium," said Darvish-Tavangar. "In a recent meeting with Israeli leaders, Berlusconi promised to increase pressure on Tehran over its nuclear work. He even went so far as to promise that he wouldl do everything in his power to end Tehran's enrichment activities," he noted. Speaking on behalf of all Iranian journalists, Darvish-Tavangar said the arrest was "purely political, utterly immoral, and in blatant violation of human rights." Tavangar added Masoumi-Nejad was in fact arrested because of his hard-hitting coverage of the many scandals and corruption charges against Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. "His crime was to cover demonstrations, in which millions of Italians protested the policies of their government," he noted. "His crime was to expose the corrupt nature of the Berlusconi government to a greater extent."
"His crime was to reveal the racist mindset and xenophobic policies of Italian government and police officials towards more than 2.6 million immigrants in Italy, particularly the Muslim minority," he added. Darvish-Tavangar described as "absurd" accusations of weapons-smuggling against Masoumi-Nejad and another Iranian national by the name of Homayoun Bakhtiyari, who was also arrested in Turin in northwestern Italy. The association head explained that the allegations are in line with efforts to demonize Iranian media correspondents and government officials throughout the international community
The Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters describes the arrest of TV correspondent Hamid Masoumi-Nejad in Italy as 'a Mafia-style tactic' to pressure Iran over its nuclear program. Masoumi-Nejad, an accredited journalist working for the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting in Rome, was arrested on Wednesday on charges of smuggling weapons to Iran in defiance of international sanctions. In statement released on Friday, Abbas Darvish-Tavangar, who heads the Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters, said the arrest shows more than ever that the Mafia has infiltrated into the high ranks of the Italian government and justice department. "Masoumi-Nejad's arrest was nothing but a Mafia-designed scenario, staged at the behest of Israel and the United States to prevent Iran from enriching uranium," said Darvish-Tavangar. "In a recent meeting with Israeli leaders, Berlusconi promised to increase pressure on Tehran over its nuclear work. He even went so far as to promise that he wouldl do everything in his power to end Tehran's enrichment activities," he noted. Speaking on behalf of all Iranian journalists, Darvish-Tavangar said the arrest was "purely political, utterly immoral, and in blatant violation of human rights." Tavangar added Masoumi-Nejad was in fact arrested because of his hard-hitting coverage of the many scandals and corruption charges against Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. "His crime was to cover demonstrations, in which millions of Italians protested the policies of their government," he noted. "His crime was to expose the corrupt nature of the Berlusconi government to a greater extent."
"His crime was to reveal the racist mindset and xenophobic policies of Italian government and police officials towards more than 2.6 million immigrants in Italy, particularly the Muslim minority," he added. Darvish-Tavangar described as "absurd" accusations of weapons-smuggling against Masoumi-Nejad and another Iranian national by the name of Homayoun Bakhtiyari, who was also arrested in Turin in northwestern Italy. The association head explained that the allegations are in line with efforts to demonize Iranian media correspondents and government officials throughout the international community. SBB/TG/MB Iran warns of Italy's 'Mafia-style' approach to N-issue
Fix IE Bug. Dont remove this line.IRIB correspondent Hamid Masoumi-Nejad
The Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters describes the arrest of TV correspondent Hamid Masoumi-Nejad in Italy as 'a Mafia-style tactic' to pressure Iran over its nuclear program. Masoumi-Nejad, an accredited journalist working for the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting in Rome, was arrested on Wednesday on charges of smuggling weapons to Iran in defiance of international sanctions. In statement released on Friday, Abbas Darvish-Tavangar, who heads the Association of Iranian Journalists and Reporters, said the arrest shows more than ever that the Mafia has infiltrated into the high ranks of the Italian government and justice department. "Masoumi-Nejad's arrest was nothing but a Mafia-designed scenario, staged at the behest of Israel and the United States to prevent Iran from enriching uranium," said Darvish-Tavangar. "In a recent meeting with Israeli leaders, Berlusconi promised to increase pressure on Tehran over its nuclear work. He even went so far as to promise that he wouldl do everything in his power to end Tehran's enrichment activities," he noted. Speaking on behalf of all Iranian journalists, Darvish-Tavangar said the arrest was "purely political, utterly immoral, and in blatant violation of human rights." Tavangar added Masoumi-Nejad was in fact arrested because of his hard-hitting coverage of the many scandals and corruption charges against Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. "His crime was to cover demonstrations, in which millions of Italians protested the policies of their government," he noted. "His crime was to expose the corrupt nature of the Berlusconi government to a greater extent."
"His crime was to reveal the racist mindset and xenophobic policies of Italian government and police officials towards more than 2.6 million immigrants in Italy, particularly the Muslim minority," he added. Darvish-Tavangar described as "absurd" accusations of weapons-smuggling against Masoumi-Nejad and another Iranian national by the name of Homayoun Bakhtiyari, who was also arrested in Turin in northwestern Italy. The association head explained that the allegations are in line with efforts to demonize Iranian media correspondents and government officials throughout the international community
WHEN IS ENOUGH IS ENOUGH STOP WITH THIS RUMANIANS
Farmer shoots robbers: one dead
Episode in the countryside of Foggia
A farmer of 40 years, killed a foreign national with an accomplice who was scoring a robbery in his farm. The murder occurred in the countryside in the province of Foggia. According to the police reconstruction of the farmer has heard the noise and came out with a 12 gauge shotgun firing several shots, one of the bullets killed the stranger who was fleeing with an accomplice in a car.
The victim, who is deemed a citizen of Eastern Europe, along with an accomplice managed to escape and entered the estate of a farmer in the district Lagavitella, probably to make the theft of agricultural equipment. THE dogs alerted the farmer took a shotgun, held regularly, and as he declared he would shoot into the air first and then against the two strangers who were able to board the car with which they WAS RUN THERE.ù
A little more than a hundred meters from the farm, the car stopped, one of the two occupants fled while the carrier has been the accomplice, fatally wounded. No legal measure has been taken for the moment against the contractor. Bars are ongoing in the area in an attempt to track down the fugitive.
http://www.tgcom.mediaset.it/cronaca/articoli/articolo475810.shtml
Episode in the countryside of Foggia
A farmer of 40 years, killed a foreign national with an accomplice who was scoring a robbery in his farm. The murder occurred in the countryside in the province of Foggia. According to the police reconstruction of the farmer has heard the noise and came out with a 12 gauge shotgun firing several shots, one of the bullets killed the stranger who was fleeing with an accomplice in a car.
The victim, who is deemed a citizen of Eastern Europe, along with an accomplice managed to escape and entered the estate of a farmer in the district Lagavitella, probably to make the theft of agricultural equipment. THE dogs alerted the farmer took a shotgun, held regularly, and as he declared he would shoot into the air first and then against the two strangers who were able to board the car with which they WAS RUN THERE.ù
A little more than a hundred meters from the farm, the car stopped, one of the two occupants fled while the carrier has been the accomplice, fatally wounded. No legal measure has been taken for the moment against the contractor. Bars are ongoing in the area in an attempt to track down the fugitive.
http://www.tgcom.mediaset.it/cronaca/articoli/articolo475810.shtml
ROMENI DELINQUENTI AMMIRO QUESTO AGRICOLTORE. UN ESEMPIO DA SEGUIRE
Agricoltore spara a ladri: un morto
Episodio nelle campagne del Foggiano
Un agricoltore di circa 40 anni ha ucciso un cittadino straniero che con un complice stava mettendo a segno un furto nella sua azienda agricola. L'omicidio è avvenuto nelle campagne in provincia di Foggia. Secondo la ricostruzione dei carabinieri l'agricoltore ha sentito dei rumori ed è uscito con un fucile calibro 12 sparando alcuni colpi: uno dei proiettili ha ucciso lo straniero che con un complice stava fuggendo a bordo di un'auto.
La vittima, che si presume un cittadino dell'Est Europa, insieme con un complice riuscito a fuggire è entrato nella tenuta di un imprenditore in contrada Lagavitella, probabilmente per compiere un furto di attrezzi agricoli. Allertato dall'abbaiare dei cani l'agricoltore ha preso un fucile da caccia, regolarmente detenuto, e secondo quanto da lui dichiarato avrebbe sparato dapprima in aria e poi contro i due estranei che sono riusciti a salire a bordo dell'automobile con la quale erano giunti.ù
A poco più di un centinaio di metri dal podere la vettura si è fermata: uno dei due occupanti è fuggito mentre nell'abitacolo è rimasto il complice, ferito a morte. Nessun provvedimento di natura giuridica è stato preso per il momento nei confronti dell'imprenditore. Battute sono in corso nella zona nel tentativo di rintracciare il fuggiasco.
http://www.tgcom.mediaset.it/cronaca/articoli/articolo475810.shtml
Episodio nelle campagne del Foggiano
Un agricoltore di circa 40 anni ha ucciso un cittadino straniero che con un complice stava mettendo a segno un furto nella sua azienda agricola. L'omicidio è avvenuto nelle campagne in provincia di Foggia. Secondo la ricostruzione dei carabinieri l'agricoltore ha sentito dei rumori ed è uscito con un fucile calibro 12 sparando alcuni colpi: uno dei proiettili ha ucciso lo straniero che con un complice stava fuggendo a bordo di un'auto.
La vittima, che si presume un cittadino dell'Est Europa, insieme con un complice riuscito a fuggire è entrato nella tenuta di un imprenditore in contrada Lagavitella, probabilmente per compiere un furto di attrezzi agricoli. Allertato dall'abbaiare dei cani l'agricoltore ha preso un fucile da caccia, regolarmente detenuto, e secondo quanto da lui dichiarato avrebbe sparato dapprima in aria e poi contro i due estranei che sono riusciti a salire a bordo dell'automobile con la quale erano giunti.ù
A poco più di un centinaio di metri dal podere la vettura si è fermata: uno dei due occupanti è fuggito mentre nell'abitacolo è rimasto il complice, ferito a morte. Nessun provvedimento di natura giuridica è stato preso per il momento nei confronti dell'imprenditore. Battute sono in corso nella zona nel tentativo di rintracciare il fuggiasco.
http://www.tgcom.mediaset.it/cronaca/articoli/articolo475810.shtml
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