Rome’s Deputy Commissioner: Green Pass Violates Constitution

By Enza Ferreri Italy’s Green Pass Imposed on Workers Italy is about to make a Covid-19 Green Pass compulsory for all workers, after a new law was approved by the government on September 16. Britain’s Financial Times has called this Green Pass strictest measure in Europe so far to curtail movement based on vaccination status. […]

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Viareggio Carnival 2021 Sept-Oct Dates, Features

Never before, in its 148 years’ history, has Viareggio Carnival been celebrated in late summer and early fall as it will this year in 2021. The five 2021 dates of the parades of gigantic allegorical floats in papier-mâché on Viareggio seafront promenade are Saturday 18 September, Sunday 26 September, Saturday 2 October, Sunday 3 October […]

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Countries with No Lockdown vs Countries on Lockdown

By Enza Ferreri “The owl of Minerva spreads its wings only with the falling of dusk” wrote philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. Minerva, whose sacred bird was the owl, was the Roman goddess of wisdom, and Hegel meant that historical events are understood only at their end. Well, the Covid-19 pandemic is a historic event. […]

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