Nach sechs Monaten würde das Corona-Notstandsdekret in Italien in wenigen Tagen auslaufen. BOOM scanned the social media pages of Sergio Mattarella, the Italian president and Giuseppe Conte, the Italian Prime Minister and found no quote that stated that the Italian government has lost all hope. The French president is the first foreign leader to visit the city after the devastating port explosion, which killed at least 145.German towns hosting American troops face uncertain future after US announces withdrawal. Investigative.
If anything, the virus makes the situation worse. Meanwhile, the governor of Lombardy has quarantined himself after discovering that one of his staff members tested positive for the coronavirus.
Mehr als 35.000 Corona-Tote in Italien. And how are people reacting?Germany's federal government cannot make unilateral decisions to close schools or shut down public transport. What this has meant is that the German "lockdown" to contain the spread of coronavirus has proceeded in fits and starts.Unprecedented scenes in the Romanian parliament, where interim prime minister Ludovic Orban was reinstated amidst a full medical lockdown.Little wonder the leaders of Austria, Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden are unwilling to sign off: they're not going to give money so the Italians can fund a tax cut in the middle of an economic crisis.The south-eastern EU member state has seen a week of record new coronavirus cases, plus a row in a kebab shop over masks with two MPs.your membership gives you access to all of our stories.
Kurz vor Ablauf Ende Juni hat die Regierung den Notstand nun bis im Oktober verlängert. Employees who have been to parts of Italy, China, Singapore or South Korea asked to remain in ‘self-isolation.’ By Jillian Deutsch. This is the one thing that this virus is teaching us: We are all connected in this world and isolation only works to a certain extent. If you do not have a login you can We also ran a relevant keyword search but were not directed to any such statement by Conte. The war in Syria does not stop because of corona, nor do the crises in Libya and elsewhere. In February, one supermarket in Brussels was giving away a free beer of the brand "Mort Subite" ("Sudden Death") if you bought two "Corona" beers. What are the biggest challenges?
An Italian lawmaker has managed to bring the conspiracy blame-game to an entirely new level, exercising her parliamentary privilege to blast Bill Gates as a “vaccine criminal” and globalist tool. In arguably the most high-profile outcry last week, an Italian MP for Rome Sara Cunial delivered a speech rarely (if ever at all) heard in any parliament.In her passionate address, Cunial called upon fellow lawmakers to defy any plans for compulsory vaccination against Covid-19. The kids will like it much better there than staying in town. Following this, some committee meetings will happen remotely. In February, one supermarket in Brussels was giving away a free beer of the brand "Mort Subite" ("Sudden Death") if you bought two "Corona" beers. “Parliament will continue to work to exercise its duties. My in-laws live in the countryside with a huge garden.
You all know that there is no pandemic.”Sgarbi went on to suggest that his colleagues have fallen into “a trap” set by senator and former Italian deputy prime minister Matteo Salvini, who has been “You have fallen into Salvini’s trap, and you know it,” he proclaimed. Salvini has put it in your ass once again.”Debate over the coronavirus appears to be fanning the flames of Italy’s already-existing political divide. Bill Gates and his latest anti-coronavirus efforts have been at the center of the wildest theories that explore possible sinister motives behind the billionaire’s activities. On 5 March, the regular session in Strasbourg was confirmed. An Italian lawmaker has managed to bring the conspiracy blame-game to an entirely new level, exercising her parliamentary privilege to blast Bill Gates as a “vaccine criminal” and globalist tool. It is surprisingly hard to evade close contact in times of emotional distress. In short, it would be summarised: "We were spied on, played down, treated like criminals by our Government, which destroyed our basic, human and natural rights in two months." We are already seeing how dramatic it is for our culture.”Last week, Italy’s travel and tourism industry warned that it expects to lose at least “At this moment, those who turn on the television can listen to reports of a false alarm,” continued Sgarbi, addressing Italian Chamber of Deputies president Roberto Fico.“De Magistris wants to close schools,” added of Sgarbi of fellow Italian politician Luigi de Magistris.