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Dal sito della cnn
    ROME, Italy -- Anti-war sentiment dwarfed pro-U.S. feelings in Rome
Saturday as people protesting the war in Afghanistan outnumbered those
attending a rally led by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's conservatives.
ROME, Italy -- Anti-war sentiment dwarfed pro-U.S. feelings in Rome Saturday
as people protesting the war in Afghanistan outnumbered those attending a
rally led by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's conservatives.
According to police, some 100,000 opponents of the U.S.-led strikes against
Afghanistan shouted "niente guerra" (no war), as they waved communist flags
and anti-NATO banners near Rome's central railway station.
By contrast, a crowd of close to 40,000 attended the Berlusconi rally,
police estimated.They waved U.S. flags, as well as flags of Italy and the
European Union, as an orchestra played the "The Star Spangled Banner."
Security forces numbering some 6,000 were out en masse to prevent violence.
Determined to avoid the events of the Genoa G8 summit earlier this year when
police shot dead an anti-globalisation protester during two days of
violence, authorities sealed subway stations were and cordoned off streets.
A 3 km steel fence was erected through the centre of Rome to divide the
groups.
And bracing for possible terror attacks, authorities banned flights over the
capital -- even setting up anti-aircraft batteries.
But there was little trouble.
No police intervened when some marchers broke away to spray-paint anti-war
slogans on banks along the route and hurl balloons filled with paint at a
school. Another group burned a European Union flag.
The anti-war march began about an hour before the scheduled start of the
pro-America rally in vast Piazza del Popolo.
"We're here today to say we're all citizens of New York," Berlusconi told
the crowd, saying "we owe it to the American people" to have this rally.
Among those invited to address the crowd were eight New York City
firefighters who had earlier in the morning presented Pope John Paul II with
the white helmet of their chaplain, who was killed in the September 11
terror attacks.
"From all New York firefighters, from all New Yorkers, from all Americans,
thank you, Rome, and thank you Italia," said Daniel A. Nigro, the
department's new chief.
The USA Day rally came days after Parliament, which Berlusconi comfortably
controls, voted overwhelmingly to send about 2,700 Italian troops and
assorted military equipment to support the campaign against the Taliban.
Berlusconi, head of a conservative coalition, is at pains to show how
unwavering an ally he is of Washington and the U.S.-led offensive.
Sophia Loren, Luciano Pavarotti and New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani were due
to speak to the crowds at the rally via a video link. Italian tenor Andrea
Bocelli was to sing live on stage and Berlusconi to deliver the closing
speech.
The organisers of the anti-war march, No Global Forum, had said in advance
their event would be entirely peaceful.
Their march was organised months ago, originally to protest against a summit
of the Food and Agriculture Organisation planned in Rome for this week.
That summit was postponed until 2002 amid security fears in the wake of the
attacks on the United States.
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> Dal sito della cnn
CNN in Italia è Repubblica, quindi i dati sono gli stessi.


un'altra immane cazzata che hai sparato

 > Dal sito della cnn
E' il sito CNN USA

 E' il sito CNN USA
Come saprai, CNN Italia, la sezione di CNN che fornisce le notizie italiane
alla "casa madre", è una partnership con Repubblica. Le informazioni sono
ovviamente le stesse, essendo raccolte dalle stesse persone. Provare per
credere: nella colonna di sinistra di 
www.cnnitalia.it
 puoi trovare i link
corporate al gruppo Kataweb ed Espresso. Se mi stai dicendo invece che CNN
USA ha corrispondenti in Italia diversi da quelli di CNN Italia devo dire
che non lo credo proprio...

 un'altra immane cazzata che hai sparato
Come saprai, CNN Italia, la sezione di CNN che fornisce le notizie italiane
alla "casa madre", è una partnership con Repubblica. Le informazioni sono
ovviamente le stesse, essendo raccolte dalle stesse persone. Provare per
credere: nella colonna di sinistra di 
www.cnnitalia.it
 puoi trovare i link
corporate al gruppo Kataweb ed Espresso. Sempre molto importante informarsi
PRIMA di parlare, per evitare brutte figure, soprattutto quando le notizie
sono di dominio pubblico...


'azzo la CNN un covo di comunisti
ma va la

 ma va la
Questo l'hai detto tu. Io mi sono limitato a dire che č inutile portare dati
di CNN Italia e di Repubblica perché la fonte č la stessa. Sei tu che non
sapevi della cosa e adesso cerchi di mettermi in bocca cose che non ho mai
detto...