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Titolo: Notizie che molto difficilmente troverete sui media italiani

Per chi lavoravano gli uomini e donne costretti con il ricatto economico
a lavorare in un edificio pericolante e morti sotto le macerie a Dacca?
 
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Benetton-labelled clothes found at Bangladesh site
Shirts with Benetton labels have been found in the wreckage of a
garment factory block in Bangladesh where 376 people died, despite the
Italian group denying it used a supplier there.
Blue shirts labelled "United Colors of Benetton" were photographed by
AFP at the scene where the manufacturer New Wave Bottoms, which lists
the group as a client on its website, was based.
The Italian brand did not immediately respond when contacted by AFP on
Sunday.
When asked about its links, the fashion label stated last week that
"people involved in the collapse of the factory in Bangladesh were not
Benetton Group's suppliers."
AFP also received copies of production documents appearing to show an
order by Benetton from September last year for nearly 30,000 items.
These documents were submitted for comment to Benetton, which did not
reply to repeated emails.
British low-cost retailer Primark has admitted it had a supplier in
the building, which collapsed on Wednesday morning in an accident that
has sharpened criticism of Western brands using low-cost Bangladeshi
factories.
Protesters holding signs reading "Love Fashion Hate Sweatshops" and
"Primark's Shame" picketed the group's flagship store on Oxford Street
in London on Saturday.
Spanish retailer Mango has also admitted that it placed an order for
sample items in the Rana Plaza building, while AFP also found clothes
in the rubble bearing labels for the US-based women's fashion line
Cato.
The Clean Clothes Campaign pressure group said that British label Bon
Marche, El Corte Ingles from Spain and Joe Fresh -- a clothing line at
Canadian supermarket chain Loblaw's -- had also confirmed recent
production.
In November, Walmart admitted that its products were found at a
factory were 111 people died in the local industry's worst fire, but
it said the work had been sub-contracted without authorisation by one
of its official suppliers.
Such unofficial "outsourcing" is common in an industry where
manufacturers face immense pressure from retailers to cut prices and
deliver on time, say activists.

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To catch the blur in the brain
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 Benetton-
 
No Logo, della giudea-canadese Naomi Klein, a quanto risale? Non ho 
voglia di controlalre, 11,12, 13 anni fa?
 
Che � cambiato da quegli anni? Il gheipraid a Roma?
 
 
 
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 Che è cambiato da quegli anni?
 
che la gente non l'ha letto, altrimenti quel porco veneto sarebbe
fallito come tutti i suoi paisà. Trevigiani boia. Lombardi pure.
Fiorentini non ne parliamo. Noi abbiamo dato Mussolini all'Italia. I
terun sono terun. Basta, ammazzateci tutti, non se ne salva nessuno!

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Se tu seguissi i tuoi stessi consigli, risolveresti da solo.
E' evidente che era un indirizzo troncato dal "capoverso" quindi bastava
copiarlo tutto e riportarlo nella barra degli indirizzi
 
Ciao!
 
 
 
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