Wednesday, July 15, 2015

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Clashes have erupted outside the Parliament in the Greek capital. Police have deployed pepper spray and tear gas against protestors hurling Molotov cocktails and rocks during an anti-austerity rally attended by thousands.
Riot police used pepper spray and tear gas to suppress a large crowd of people, who began hurling Molotov cocktails and rocks at police officers. Earlier, police estimated the number of anti-austerity protesters at Syntagma Square at about 12,500 people.
The clashes broke out as the Greek parliament began to debate an austerity bill requiring consumer tax increases and pension reforms.

60 percent of Scots want independence referendum before 2025 –

Some 60 percent of Scots want to see a second independence referendum within ten years, with an additional 19 percent keen to see a rerun of the vote sometime after that, a Survation poll suggests.
Last year saw 45 percent of Scottish people reject independence from the UK in a ballot which yielded an 85 percent turnout – the highest in any UK vote since 1918.
The poll also found that the Scottish National Party (SNP) had grown in popularity since their massive general election win earlier this year. Projections show the anti-austerity party would take 56 percent of the vote, amounting to 71 seats, if the 2016 Scottish Parliamentary elections if were to be held today.

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Pepper spray, teargas employed as Greek protest against bailout deal marred by scuffles



Arrests, clashes mark Bastille Day celebrations in France



Riot police clashed with leftist protesters in Paris during the annual French Bastille Day parades. Several protest groups marched around the capital, with many converging at the National Assembly, where they demonstrated against the French authorities. Riot police used batons to stop the protesters and at least 20 were arrested.



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Condannato a 4 anni Oskar Gröning, il "contabile di Auschwitz"



Oskar Gröning è forse l'ultimo nazista che abbia avuto un ruolo attivo nell'olocausto sebbene non sembra abbia mai ucciso pesonalmente nessuno. 
La sentenza a 4 anni è stata letta nell’aula di un tribunale ricavato da una piccola sala per le riunioni a Lüneburg, nel nord della Germania. L'uomo ha 94 anni. Poiché aveva lavorato in precedenza in una banca, il suo compito ad Auschwitz era quello di gestire i beni tolti ai deportati prima che questi venissero uccisi, in particolare il denaro.



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Atene in sciopero contro austerity



Atene è invasa dal silenzio nell'ora di punta. Metropolitana chiusa per 4 ore e treni fermi per 24, mentre viaggiano gli autobus di linea. La prima risposta pubblica all'austerity, che anticipa il voto in Parlamento.  
Migliaia sono i pendolari afflitti dallo sciopero proclamato dai lavoratori dei settori pubblici in Grecia, dove anche le farmacie abbassano le saracinesche per protestare contro la liberalizzazione. 



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Messico, video-evasione di El Chapo



Prima, lo si vede nella sua cella: lui è Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman uno dei più temuti boss del narco traffico del Messico, fino a qualche giorno fa detenuto nel penitenziario di massima sicurezza 'El Altiplano', a circa 90 km da Città del Messico. 
Poi, decide di farsi una doccia e sparisce. 
Abbiamo appena assistito a una delle evasioni piú audaci degli ultimi tempi. 



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New Horizon manda un "bip" che entra nella storia



...Siamo in contatto con la navicella spaziale...
E quindi... ora non ci resta che attendere le prime immagini. Perchè la sonda della Nasa New Horizon, dopo aver compiuto lo storico incontro con Plutone, è riuscita a mettersi in contatto con la Terra e, dalla distanza di oltre 5 miliardi di chilometri, ha inviato un segnale che conferma che si trova in ottime condizioni. 
Un solo "bip" che ha suggellato il successo di una delle missioni più ambiziose della storia delle esplorazioni.



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Migliaia in piazza in Iran per festeggiare l'accordo sul nucleare



Una notte di festa, piena di suoni, di colori, come dopo la vittoria di una partita importante. A Teheran, e in tutte le altre città, si festeggia l'accordo sul nucleare tra Iran e 5+1. Le celebrazioni sono andate avanti per ore. La gente canta in coro l'inno nazionale e inneggia al presidente Rohani. 
Forse non sono neanche così tanto interessati alla questione nucleare, ma è la voglia di cambiamento che festeggiano e la speranza che le condizioni dell'accordo portino prosperità.



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Iran: soddisfazione per l'accordo, ma anche scetticismo tra gli Iraniani...



Tra gli iraniani all'estero c'è emigrazione economica ma anche molta dissidenza: l'accordo raggiunto sul nucleare potrebbe aprire nuovi orizzonti anche per il dialogo interno. Siamo andati a Londra a sentire alcuni espatriati iraniani, a raccogliere le loro opinioni sulla storica firma: 
'Tutti sono contenti in questo momento. Spero che funzioni per la situazione interna al Paese, che calino i prezzi e la popolazione possa riprendere a respirare.



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Auschwitz accountant gets four years for working at death camp



A 94-year-old former bookkeeper at Auschwitz has been sentenced to four years in prison in what could be one of the last big Holocaust trials. Oskar Groening had been accused of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people, although he did not personally kill anybody. He was 21, and by his own admission an enthusiastic Nazi, when he was sent to work at Auschwitz in 1942.



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Workers walk out in Greece in protest over austerity measures before par...



Strikers at rush hour in Greece. That was how many decided to hold their own vote on the austerity measures before parliament. The metro shut down at peak time and suburban trains will not run for 24 hours. 
Some public service workers have walked out while pharmacists are also on strike angered at plans to de-regulate their profession. 



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Banks in Greece to reopen on July 17- Finance Ministry

The so-called 'bank holidays' in Greece will last until Friday, the country's Finance Ministry has said. The announcement comes just hours ahead of Wednesday’s vote in the Greek parliament on a third bailout package. Along with the banks’ opening there will be an extended list of permitted banking operations. It will be possible to repay the debts to the government, public enterprises, public pension funds and private insurance companies, either in cash or by transfer of funds from a bank account, the ministry said Wednesday.
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Alabama mother says cops tased epileptic teen girl 3 times

An Alabama woman has filed a lawsuit against local police alleging a stun gun was used on her epileptic daughter three times while the teen was suffering from seizures at a concert in Rainbow City. Police also tased the girl's mother, she alleges.The 32-page lawsuit, filed earlier this month in US District Court, accuses at least five Rainbow City officers and three officers from neighboring Gadsden, who were allegedly handling security for a January 16 hip-hop concert, of excessive force, torture "and other cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment," Alabama Media Group reported. 
Read article HERE
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Trolled again: Donald Trump’s campaign team tweets photo of Nazi soldiers

Donald Trump’s election camp has seemingly once again hit the rocks after the billionaire’s campaign office tweeted a photo with Nazi soldiers in the background. The SS eagle insignia could, upon close examination, be seen on the arms of the troops.
Donald Trump’s election camp has seemingly once again hit the rocks after the billionaire’s campaign office tweeted a photo with Nazi soldiers in the background. The SS eagle insignia could, upon close examination, be seen on the arms of the troops.

Read article HERE

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Trailer with 16,500 liters of gasoline explodes in Norway underwater tunnel

A petrol tanker trailer has detached from its truck in a tunnel in Bremanger and exploded after 16,500 liters of gas were released. The driver managed to escape the inferno as the truck had already managed to detach from his load. The incident took place at the Skate Saraum tunnel that partially goes underwater. A petrol tanker was travelling through the tunnel and the trailer became dislodged from the truck, which continued to drive down the road. The trailer then crashed and exploded, after thousands of liters of gasoline had been split.
The driver of the tanker Tore Myrestrand told a local newspaper that while travelling through the deepest part of the tunnel, the trailer detached from the truck. He saw that the detached tanker began to hit the rocky wall and that gasoline began to spill out. He carried on driving the truck up the tunnel, and proceeded to block off the road to ensure that cars travelling in the opposite direction would be kept safe.

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Greek deputy finance minister resigns over debt deal

Greek Deputy Finance Minister Nadia Valavani has resigned ahead of the key vote in the Greek parliament on a third bailout agreed between Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and the country’s creditors. She described the deal as Greek agony.

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NASA probe "phones home" after surviving flyby with Pluto



About 13 hours after its closest approach to the dwarf planet, news that the craft was still intact was vital to the mission with 99 percent of the data gathered during the encounter still on the space ship. Managers had estimated there was a 1-in-10,000 chance a debris strike could destroy New Horizons as it soared just 12,472 km from Pluto. It will take about 16 months for the probe to transmit back all the thousands of images and measurements taken during its pass by of Pluto. By then the spacecraft will have travelled even deeper into the Kuiper Belt heading for a possible follow-on mission to one of Pluto’s cousins.

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Hungary: Protesters condemn 'absurd' anti-migrant border fence with Serbia



Work has begun in Hungary on a four-metre high fence to close the open border with Serbia.Belgrade is strongly opposed to the plan which has also been criticised by the Council of Europe and the United Nations.
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