Trieste, D’Agostino case: the emerging of a wide network of corruption and disinformation about the Free Port

Trieste, D’Agostino case: the emerging of a wide network of corruption and disinformation about the Free Port

6.6.2020: former President D’Agostino and Mayor Dipiazza incite the dockers Analysis by Paolo G. Parovel With decision No. 233 of 23 March 2020 – notified on June 4th due to the Covid-19 emergency – the Italian National Anticorruption Authority (Autorità Nazionale Anticorruzione – ANAC) annulled the appointment and the contract of Zeno D’Agostino as President […]

The Free Territory of Trieste thanks the US on the 70th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan

The Free Territory of Trieste thanks the US on the 70th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan

by Paolo G. Parovel and Silvia (Verdoglia) Verdoljak The most dangerous internal destabilizing factor for the Atlantic Alliance within its current strategic assets is the persisting influence, on a relevant portion of Western Europe’s public opinion, of anti-American prejudices due to decades of political propagandas spread by both the right and the left wing. Analyses […]

The strategic consequences of the new Italian political crisis

The strategic consequences of the new Italian political crisis

Trieste and the area of the Three Seas Initiative Analysis by Paolo G. Parovel The Italian national election of 4 March 2018 confirmed that at this point the majority of Italians refuses the increasingly inept and corrupted political establishment that has ruled Italy so far ruining citizens and enterprises. That majority expressed its protest in […]

Italian elections and politicians: the enemy is them

Italian elections and politicians: the enemy is them

State border at the Lisert, 10 February 2018 Analysis by Paolo G. Parovel In May 1915, Italy attacked Austria-Hungary (LINK) violating their alliance, and sent its troops to invade the undefended border of Austrian Friuli, which, at Cervignano – Sarvignan, was along rivers Judrio and Aussa, crossed by an iron bridge. The first Italian officer […]