Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: 50 ragioni per l'Europa

Prendo questa lista dal sito di Severgnini, che a sua volta l'ha presa
dall'Indipendent: 50 ragioni per amare l'unione europea
1 The end of war between European nations
2 Democracy is now flourishing in 27 countries
3 Once-poor countries, such as Ireland, Greece and Portugal, are
prospering
4 The creation of the world's largest internal trading market
5 Unparalleled rights for European consumers
6 Co-operation on continent-wide immigration policy
7 Co-operation on crime, through Europol
8 Laws that make it easier for British people to buy property in Europe
9 Cleaner beaches and rivers throughout Europe
10 Four weeks statutory paid holiday a year for workers in Europe
11 No death penalty (it is incompatible with EU membership)
12 Competition from privatised companies means cheaper phone calls
13 Small EU bureaucracy (24,000 employees, fewer than the Bbc)
14 Making the French eat British beef again
15 Minority languages, such as Irish, Welsh and Catalan recognised and
protected
16 Europe is helping to save the planet with regulatory cuts in CO2
17 One currency from Bantry to Berlin (but not Britain)
18 Europe-wide travel bans on tyrants such as Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe
19 The EU gives twice as much aid to developing countries as the United
States
20 Strict safety standards for cars, buses and aircraft
21 Free medical help for tourists
22 EU peacekeepers operate in trouble spots throughout the world
23 Europe's single market has brought cheap flights to the masses, and
new prosperity for forgotten cities
24 Introduction of pet passports
25 It now takes only 2 hrs 35 mins from London to Paris by Eurostar
26 Prospect of EU membership has forced modernisation on Turkey
27 Shopping without frontiers gives consumers more power to shape
markets
28 Cheap travel and study programmes means greater mobility for Europe's
youth
29 Food labelling is much clearer
30 No tiresome border checks (apart from in the UK)
31 Compensation for passengers suffering air delays
32 Strict ban on animal testing for the cosmetic industry
33 Greater protection for Europe's wildlife
34 Regional development fund has aided the deprived parts of Britain
35 European driving licences recognised across the EU
36 Britons now feel a lot less insular
37 Europe's bananas remain bent, despite sceptics' fears
38 Strong economic growth - greater than the United States last year
39 Single market has brought the best continental footballers to Britain
40 Human rights legislation has protected the rights of the individual
41 European Parliament provides democratic checks on all EU laws
42 EU gives more, not less, sovereignty to nation states
43 Maturing EU is a proper counterweight to the power of US and China
44 European immigration has boosted the British economy
45 Europeans are increasingly multilingual - except Britons, who are
less so
46 Europe has set Britain an example how properly to fund a national
health service
47 British restaurants now much more cosmopolitan
48 Total mobility for career professionals in Europe
49 Europe has revolutionised British attitudes to food and cooking
50 Lists like this drive the Eurosceptics mad
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 dall'Indipendent: 50 ragioni per amare l'unione europea
Quoto l'Indipendent :-)
E speriamo che la numero 38 cresca e si sviluppi a lungo.
Ciao,
Federico Antola. 

 1 The end of war between European nations
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51. And Catholics too, since they will become a minority.

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news:1hvfqj0.1sruak71hyqa73N%ll...@dada.it...
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#_Eeeccellente!
Cio`mi attrae ancor di piu`, col pensiero di un possibile ritorno
dall'antipodi.
Giano
P.S.: CMQ, "musico.luca.logia pratica"(!) sarebbe piu`appropriato, Luca.

 9 Cleaner beaches and rivers throughout Europe
*ROTFL*
Ma d'altronde che aspettarsi dall'Indipendent se non la solita sequela
di stronzate :)
Taglio il resto delle ca***te.
-Stefano

 51. And Catholics too, since they will become a minority
invidia crepa
--
"il Logi è goi e quindi, poverino, abituato a credere che
quel che c'è scritto non necessiti di interpretazione"
(il cosiddetto agnosco/nahum/jabo/shampista/delafia/borat su
it.politica.internazionale, 26/10/06)

 protected
15b: Strict anti-racist legislation other countries cannot even dream
of.
Ciao.

 32 Strict ban on animal testing for the cosmetic industry
mai applicata
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 quando mai?
Forse si riferiscono alla normativa comunitaria per il negato imbarco.
In caso per esempio di overbooking hai diritto ad un compenso
parametrato sul tempo di attesa del volo successivo e sulla distanza del
volo. Ho visto personalmente l'Iberia pagare un paio di centinaia di
euro sull'unghia ad un collega che era finito in overbooking. Viceversa,
per un volo soppresso per motivi tecnici (a cui non crede nessuno), sto
assistendo ad un contenzioso con Alitalia che, fino ad ora, ha offerto
solo buoni spendibili per l'acquisto di ulteriori biglietti e non
contante sull'unghia come prescrive la norma comunitaria.
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 contante sull'unghia come prescrive la norma comunitaria.
io contante non ne ho mai visto
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