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Friday December 10, 2010 - The secular state and the myth of legal formalism contemporary

The second stage of the palms will be held at the headquarters of Confcooperative of Palermo. Via Roma 457, at 18.00. It

exploring the themes of the secular state and the myth of legal formalism contemporary with ' Mr. Vincent Faraci, PhD in ecclesiastical law and canon law, and with Prof. Fulvio Di Blasi, a professor of philosophy and president of Thomas International. Moderator: Dr. Calogero Comparative . Introduced by the President of Camelos, Dr. Peter Genovese

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COMMITTEES - ITALIAN ROOTS AWARD IN ARGENTINA

THE HONORABLE SENATE OF THE GENERAL DIRECTORATE OF NATIONAL CULTURE

INTEREST DECLARED THE PARLIAMENTARY

On October 4, 2010 at 18:30 pm, begins to act words the Cav Graciela Laino, thanking those present, appropriate tone and clarity in his voice, message and presence left unspoken the notion of the Italian in the top of the podium, the big winner of the night, Argentine, Italy and Holidays, talking about the dynamics of Italian society, participating in all areas, science, art, sports, social action etc. ..
The show begins with Pascual Antonelli, then the voice of Valeria Linch, with ti voglio bene assai, he vibrate the Salon de los Pasos Perdidos, as expected, we can only say "none." For the awards come to the stage of: Pta Cav Graciela Laino, Dir Cultural Gral Senate Presidency of the Nation Hon Lic Laura Pruden, Italian Consul Ms. Simona Batiloro receive awards the following persons: Nino Fortuna Olazabal, Dr. Francis Grosso, Dr Oscar Damia, Dr. Ana Maria Di Lonardo, Dr Eugenia Lustig priest, Dr Antonio Cafiero, Dr Cesar Gioja, Dr Alejandro Finocchiaro, Dr Marcelo Franco Fiumara, Dr. Eugenio Cozzi, Lic Alenadro Arlia, Pro Dr Alberto Barbieri, Lic Oscar Moscariello, Valeria Lynch, Susana Rinaldi, Pepe Soriano, Juan Jose Campanella, Marcelo Cantelmi, Roberto Carnaghi, Ana Maria Neve, Martin Palermo, Antoni Pujia, Guillermo Francella, Rafael Garofalo, Maximiliano Guerra, Valeria Mazza, Antonio Pujia, Maria del Carmen Roni, Marcela Murgia, JorgeFontevecchia, Laura Aladro, Ricardo Colombraro.

Conclusion: ius sanguineo, es lo que mantiene unido estas grandes distancias de edad, territorio y esperanza; lo importante que este pueblo inyectado a esta tierra evidenciara el progreso, donde el limite es solo nuestra imaginacion; Italia no esta en Italia sino en cada Italiano que se hizo ciudadano del mundo, la unidad la familia. 

En las fotos se podra ver al Dr Miguel Angel Di Grazia junto a personalidades: Susana Rinaldi, Cav Graciela Laino, Valeria Lynch, Dr. Grosso.

Periodista acreditado: Dr Miguel Angel Of Grace

Photographer: Gustavo Norberto

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ITALIAN LANGUAGE SCHOOLS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL

Buenos Aires, September 23, 2010

Press

I am pleased to announce that on odierna, giovedì 23 settembre 2010, è stato firmato, dal Capo del Governo della Città Autonoma di Buenos Aires Mauricio Macri e dal sottoscritto, l'Accordo di Cooperazione tra il Governo della Città Autonoma di Buenos Aires e il Consolato Generale d'Italia per il triennio 2011-2013 per l’insegnamento curricolare della lingua italiana nelle istituzioni scolastiche di questa capitale.
Tale Accordo, prevede la prosecuzione dell'insegnamento della lingua italiana come materia curricolare (avviato con la firma del primo Accordo in materia del 1997) in 62 scuole pubbliche di Buenos Aires con oltre 7.500 alunni con la possibilità di allargarne l'ambito di applicazione nel corso dei prossimi anni scolastici. La Dante Alighieri di Buenos Aires, through its President, Dr. Mario Orlando, has countersigned the text, will continue in his duties as executor of the body. It underlines the strong
of that agreement, which allows you to continue and strengthen the teaching of Italian in the fabric of the Argentine capital as a concrete gesture of appreciation and esteem by those authorities to a community that has contributed most to the development of the country and a strong affinity and interest in Italian culture.


; ; Giancarlo Maria Curcio
Console Generale d'Italia