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ROMA, 27/02/17.

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Roman Senate back to its activities today, learn all about the new daily referendums

ROMA: After a two-month parliamentary holiday, the 361 Liberal and Conservative party senators returned to their parliamentary activities, including deciding on bills and voting on near-daily popular referenda, ranging from civil rights to industry and education. The holidays, which came after 3 years of intense work in the house virtually interrupts. This was due to several problems in the Popular Referendums Act, passed in 2012, which legalized all popular referendums to become proposals discussed by senators.

In this parliamentary year that begins now there have also been quite a few changes on working hours, bills and even on vacations, which will be reduced to only one per year which will last 3 months. This project received mixed criticism both from the population and from the senators themselves, because some people find these new measures "too hard and tiring," while others have argued the opposite, saying they are "too light for politicians."

This fight led Consul Giovanni Matarazzo himself (Conservative) to send a personal note saying that he will take the necessary actions to help and improve the lives of all. Emperor Augustus also sent a note available on his website saying he supports the measures of the Consul, and that he will help as much as possible to resolve the situation.

Here's what will change the daily referendums:
From today only referendums with more than 40 thousand signatures will be evaluated.
Referendums that contains nudity, offense or hatred will be immediately rejected and the person who made it will be interrogated by the Public Police.
If the referendum is approved by the Senate, it will return to the public opinion in which it will decide with a letter of voting in his own house whether it will be approved or not, if he is rejected by the majority of the vote, the referendum Will be archived.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 28/02/17.

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After new referendum rules, useless referendum rate drops by 13%

ROMA: After the parliamentarians return from their long dreamed vacations after three years of intense work in the Senate, new rules were adopted through a decree that would be adopted in relation to daily referendums, which have been common since the first years of the constitution and which is no longer a problem as huge as some foreigners say. So much so that after the delivery of the daily referendums today, the Senate sent a note that is on the official website (senato.gov.ro) saying that the rate of referendums considered "useless" were reduced by 13%.

That's because after the new rules, post offices and other sites that make the referendum system online have applied huge filters against words considered offensive to a certain group and so several of them are thrown to waste. Police Commander Enzo Fercedes said that from today the people who sent the messages considered racist will be persecuted, questioned and arrested on the crime of racism.

Some 2 people were arrested yesterday under the crime of racism through daily referendums. The couple Caio and Ana Mantinni were sent to the 16th Special Police Station in Milan, where they will be dragged prisoners until they await their trial. Two other people are fugitives who are the pair of brothers Pedro and Antonio d'Havilla, both are 18 years old and have been fugitives since yesterday. The police are still investigating the cases.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 01/03/17.

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The last two couples accused of racism today are handed over via referendums

MILANO: After the new referendum rules were approved by the Senate, brothers Pedro and Antonio d'Havilla, both 18, were accused of sending extremely racist messages to the post office. They did not know that after the new rules, the couriers could alert the police to racist and / or xenophobic cases. It was what happened to them, who after being considered criminals, left their home city (Milan) and went to the countryside.

After they had been outlawed for half a day, a patrol that went to solve a call in the village of Bareggio saw bonfires and a camp in a zone of forest zone and immediately went to investigate the situation and arrested the then double and after the police describe their physical, Immediately the brothers were unmasked.

After being unmasked by the police, both were immediately arrested and taken to the Special Police Station in Milan, which was more or less about 37 kilometers away where they were arrested. It was also called the Environmental Department of the Public Police to inquire if any damage was caused by the same in the forest area. If they are convicted, both will be imprisoned for 36 years in a closed regime and another 4 years in a semi-open regime with rehabilitation for society.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 02/03/17.

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Extremely serious car accident kills 12 people in Naples

NAPOLI: A huge accident happened today near Via N° 17 Frederico II in Naples, in the south of the country. A car lost control and was launched at a speed of about 200 kilometers per hour collided in the wall of the Federal University of Naples, one of the oldest in the world, which was founded in 1224.

The boy who was driving the car, named Enrico Fagentinni was 32 years old and was considered by his friends and family as a kind and caring person, father of 3 children and quite religious. According to his wife, he did not drink or smoke and at the time of the accident he was accompanied by three friends who had not yet been identified.

Enrico tried to get out of the car according to some survivors but failed and hit the car on a wall that soon after crashed and due to engine problems, exploded in a radius of 5 meters, leading to another area that reached more than 10 meters. Of the 4 people who died in the accident, 18-year-old Pietro Nazareno and Sofia Maltazzare, 17, were killed in the blast while another 6 university students were killed in the wreckage.

After the accident, the current Mayor of Naples Silvio Padiga sent a note of regret to the families of the victims and decreed a mourning of 3 days. Before the session in the Senate start a minute of silence was held in memory. Consul Giovanni Matarazzo has announced in a national network that he will go personally to the wake of the dead and that he will help the family of the victims.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 04/03/17.

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After serious accident, thousands go to the wake of the victims

NAPOLI: After a serious accident made by technical failures in the car of Enrico Fagentinni, who was 32 years old and killed about 12 people. Thousands of Neapolitans and citizens of villages and other nearby towns attended the wake and burial clement to mourn along with the families and friends of the victims of the terrible accident yesterday.

The burial was carried out in the Santo Angelo cemetery, located in the south of Naples near the interior and some neighboring villages. In addition to more than 7,000 people who attended Mass at the Cathedral of Naples, one of the largest in the country, authorities such as Senators Pietro Marcatti and Julio Cozzenichi, both of the Conservative Party and even Consul Giovanni Matarazzo themselves, all of them performed prayers and Accompanied the bodies to the funeral this afternoon.

Meanwhile, in Rome, a protest with more than 3 thousand people was held in the Roman Senate by more vigorous laws in the traffic in a session that was discussing on the same subject, the protest was peaceful and lasted minutes, a popular research announced that About 44% of the population approve tougher laws in transit, and that if it is approved it will be called "Enrico Fagentinni Traffic Act".

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 13/03/17.

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Popular referendum approves new transit measures

ROMA: Last week a huge accident occurred near the University of Naples and caused the death of 12 people, including the driver Enrico Fagentinni, 34, his friend Giorgio Mantenze, 32 years old and 10 others, most of them university students who were transiting the sidewalks Or else just going out to enjoy their breaks in the local snack bars. According to technical expertise, Enrico was not drunk or very much drugged and that the accident was caused by a serious engine problem.

Fiat, the producer of the car, reported that another 25,000 vehicles with the 12750 and 152500 finals are undergoing the same defect and that a recall is being carried out across the country. The producer also apologized and will pay any damages for which she is convicted, and is helping the role of justice. Yesterday was delivering a referendum with more than 340,000 signatures to the Senate asking that the "Enrico Fagentinni Traffic Act" needs to be approved. In a statement, Senate leader Antonio Pallare said: "We will discuss this tomorrow to prevent further accidents from occurring.

According to some polls, it is expected that the law will be approved by 85% of the house, with most being conservative, the official portal of the government stated that the result of the vote immediately after the result, and lamented the death of the victims.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 17/03/17.

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Elections 2017: fierce disputes

ROMA: In the last week was launched after months of electoral programs the race for the coveted job of Consul. The two parties invested more than million of denarii, one of the most expensive of the 21st century. Candidates are old but famous names in political history, who literally divided the population into two: liberals, center-left and conservatives, center-right. And according to polls, that election will only be decided in the second round.

At the beginning of the election, liberal candidate Luca Medici according to polls had more than 65% support both parliament in both the general population. But due to the latest debates, the people returned and supported the conservative Pietro Franzatti, but in the last poll conducted yesterday the population literally divided between the two. The official result of the election will be held on Monday.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 24/03/17.

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Elections go to the second round

ROMA: About 37 million Roman citizens voted on March 20 to elect their new consul after a heated dispute over several weeks. However, according to the latest censuses, the election would go to the second round, and they accepted: with only a difference of 560,000, candidates Pietro Franzatti and Luca Medici, respectively conservatives and liberals, will run for the country's highest office in the second round.

In social networks, both candidates wished good luck, and the best wins, same thing happened in the debate on television yesterday. However, according to recent opinion polls, which previously claimed that the liberal won the elections, the conservative Pietro Franzatti has about 68% of the general approval of the population, so, researchers point out that once again the conservative candidate is in power for plus 4 years.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 25/03/17.

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Conservatives win election, parties around the country

ROMA: After two very tense weeks in the Roman political scene between the two parties and a basically divided population. Today by lunch time the final result of the 2017 elections was broadcast, and with about 69% of the votes, the winner was the conservative Pietro Franzati. One of the most famous politicians of the Empire and one of the most popular as well.

After that, millions of people across the country took to the streets to celebrate the remarkable victory of the conservatives, getting more than half of the votes against their liberal rivals, who have been without government for more than 8 years, "something quite frustrating for they", said a pro-conservative citizens who went to celebrate in the streets of Rome. Former Consul Giovanni Matarazzo gave a national address to congratulate the new leader and his friend Pietro Franzati.

In social networks, the current consul said that he will attend the festivities today and tomorrow will begin his work, in addition to announcing the cabinet of ministers and discuss with the current senators to talk about the laws, mainly by the new traffic rules, approved by referendum Popular after a shocking accident in Naples that killed 12 people.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 05/04/17.

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Consul Pietro Franzatti forms his office

ROMA: Although the elections officially ended on March 25, it was only today that Consul Conservative Pietro Franzatti publicly announced his cabinet and ministers. Most, as expected, will be from the Conservative Party, although some Liberals get small vacancies in more population-oriented ministries, following the Menzo Doctrine.

Here is the list of all ministries and their new ministers:
MINISTRY OF TREASURY AND FINANCE
Antonio Gilbarte (Partito Conservatore)
MINISTRY OF DEFENSE AND ARMED FORCES
Octavio Bissalo (Partito Conservatore)
MINISTRY OF SECURITY
Mario Pleschetto (Partito Conservatore)
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
Lucia Gallozzo (Partito Liberale)
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Pedro Fidalgo (Partito Conservatore)
MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE
Marcelo Ricorssi (Partito Conservatore)
MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY, MINES AND ENERGY
Francesco Manza (Partito Conservatore)
MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND CITIZENSHIP
Silvio Menzatti (Partito Liberale)
MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
Julia Villate (Partito Liberale)
MINISTRY OF LABOUR
Luisa Ambrosio (Partito Conservatore)

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 21/04/17.

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Secretary of Sports initiates reforms at the Olympic Stadium in Rome

ROMA: The Olympic Stadium of Rome, still building in the 60s on the conservative administration, has its reforms realized every 15 years under the indication of the own experts, who value by the quality to avoid certain accidents. As the last reform was made in 2003, the Sports Secretary approved the amendment and started the reforms.

About 8,000 employees, engineers, electricians, construction foreman and more than 6,000 bureaucracy-related employees will work for 8 months to renovate plumbing, lighting for more modern and less polluting appliances.

Treasury and Finance Minister Antonio Gilbarte (Conservative) said that the work despite being of great importance for sports, will not cause major problems the economy, and according to the secretariat itself, next year new games can be played there.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 09/05/17.

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Senate begins discussions on new transit agreement

ROMA: Two months after a popular referendum approved the Enrico Fagentinni Traffic Act, killed in a terrible traffic accident at the University of Naples, the senators of both parties are starting the discussion and according to most, the bill will pass 400 lawmakers. But one of the main issues being disputed by the Liberals is the fine of 15,000 denarii and the creation of a tax of their own, which provoked disapproval in the opposition wing.

"We are not against, we ask for a reformulation of that part of the law." Senator Gilberto Trianni, one of the most liberal of the Senate, spoke. "This absurd amount of money for the public coffers is a robbery in every way, we ask for another referendum to change these articles" He continued.

Until then a senate vote will be held on the 11th to have some articles and be voted via referendum by the people. If so, the law will be officially voted in parliament. The recently inaugurated Consul Pietro Franzatti declared yesterday that he is in favor of the law. The Church and the majority of the population also approves of the law but the Emperor Augustus has not yet pronounced itself.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 18/05/17.

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Senate committee approves changes to original text

ROMA: Days after senators began discussions to approve the Enrico Fagentinni Traffic Act, senators decided through a special committee to change the original text at the request of the Liberal Party, which declares against the tax of more than 5,000 denarii in addition to the fine of 12,000, considered extremely high for the government.

The committee, which consists of 12 members including two senators from the respective party, said that "despite the great and deserved effort to prevent this tragic accident from happening again in our history, however, it must take an atitulde and disregard an excessive tax that goes directly to public accounts." The response was a source of joy to the population and liberal senators while the mood was one of restraint for conservatives who are the majority.

Former consul Giovanni Matarazzo and current leader of conservatives in the senate said he will appeal tomorrow, which proves that it will take a long time for the law to actually be voted on.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.

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ROMA, 05/06/17.

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Traffic law will be officially voted wednesday

ROMA: Weeks after the committee made by the Senate to evaluate the Enrico Fagentinni Traffic Act, little has changed beyond the conservative insatiation by the change of the original text, something that brought not only the satisfaction of the liberals, but as a certain increase in its popularity by the citizens, mainly from Rome and Milan, the largest metropolises in the country.

Previously, the approval of the liberal senators was 37% by the inhabitants of both cities, but due to the great propaganda in the radio and TV services, which detailed the party's strategies and plans for the future, its popularity increased to 46%, a huge leap that worried both the Consul and his allies.

And to worsen the conservative crisis that spreads months after the election, it was decided yesterday that the law will be officially voted on wednesday with the new text, which will become a catastrophe for the government if it is approved. According to the current leader of the conservatives in the senate the ex-consul Giovanni Matarazzo, the measure is "to prevent it being approved, and thus approve the popular text". However, according to experts, the new text will be approved by about 188 senators, since there is a portion of the government that supports the liberal measure.

Clara Castanho, Populusque.