Venecija zabranila otvaranje restorana koji prodaju kebab

Vlasti u Veneciji odlučile su zabraniti otvaranje restorana koji prodaju kebab i brzu hranu, a kako bi očuvali autohtoni dekor i tradiciju, prenosi Guardian. Zakon koji je usvojen jučer ograničit će broj prodavnica koje prodaju i pizzu na komad.
Samo slastičarne koje prodaju domaći sladoled će biti pošteđene ograničenja, rekao je gradonačelnik Venecije Luigi Brugnaro.

"Želimo zaustaviti aktivnosti koje nisu kompatibilne s našim kulturnim naslijeđem", pojasnila je Paola Mar, načelnica turističkog ureda grada.

Ona tvrdi da nemaju ništa protiv kebaba i druge vrste brze hrane, ali da to ugrožava tradicionalni izgled Venecije i romantičnih kanala ovog italijanskog grada.

"Postoji opasnost da naš grad izgubi identitet i mi želimo da promoviramo domaće proizvode", navela je ona.

Venecija nije prvi italijanski grad koji se odlučio na sličan korak u namjeri da sačuva nacionalnu kuhinju. Verona je, također, ograničila otvaranje restorana koji prodaju kebab, dok je Firenca samo poduzela mjere kojima podstiče prodaju lokalnih proizvoda. Manji prihodi od turizma primoravaju vlasti da poduzimaju mjere, a govori se o tome da će uvesti i plaćanje ulaza na poznati trg u Veneciji.

Reporterka Talijanske TV uživo "kulturno obogaćena" od strane afričkih inžinjera i doktora.

Polish PM on Manchester Attack: ‘Europe, Rise from Your Knees or You’ll Be Crying over Your Children Every Day’

by DONNA RACHEL EDMUNDS26 May 20171,071

The prime minister of Poland has launched a blistering attack on the “political elites” of Europe in the wake of the Manchester terror attack, warning the continent must put in place “strong politicians” willing to tackle the threat or risk “crying over your children”.

Speaking in the Polish Parliament on Wednesday, Beata Szydło seized the moment to launch an excoriating attack on European Union leaders following the Manchester attack which, among others, claimed the lives of a Polish couple, leaving their two daughters as orphans.

“We are not going to take part in the madness of the Brussels elite,” she railed. “We want to help people, not the political elites.

“Where are you headed Europe?” she demanded. “Rise from your knees and from your lethargy or you will be crying over your children every day.

“If you can’t see this – if you can’t see that terrorism currently has the potential to hurt every country in Europe, and you think that Poland should not defend itself, you are going hand in hand with those who point this weapon against Europe, against all of us.

“It needs to be said clearly and directly: This is an attack on Europe, on our culture, on our traditions.”


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Addressing the people of Europe, she asked: “Do we want politicians who claim we have to get used to the attacks, and who describe terrorist attacks as incidents, or do we want strong politicians who can see the danger and can fight against it efficiently?”

Szydło’s Government is currently locked in a battle with Brussels over Commission plans for every member state who is signed up to the Common European Asylum System to take in a quota of migrants from Greece and Italy as a solidarity measure.

The previous Polish Government agreed in 2015 to take in 4,500-5,000 migrants, the commitment increased by the EU to 6,200, but Szydło’s administration reversed that decision upon taking power and has promised instead to give aid to people in refugee camps in the Middle East.

Brussels has responded by issuing threats of sanctions if no migrants are taken by June. The same threat has been made to Hungary, which also has yet to take any migrants in under the quota system.

Although the Commission has not made clear what sanctions would be applied, politicians in other member states have called for Poland and Hungary to have their EU funding withheld until they participate in the programme.

But Poland’s Interior Minister Mariusz Błaszczak is defiant, insisting that taking the migrants would be “much worse” than any sanctions the EU could lay down.

“We mustn’t forget the terror attacks that have taken place in Western Europe, and how — in the bigger EU countries — these are unfortunately now a fact of life,” he said earlier this month.

Protivnik sam ovoga stava, jer je to put ka uništenju europskih naroda.

Niti sam za asimiliaciju Arapa i Turaka u BH muslimane, a niti sam za pokrštavanje istih i integraciju u europske narode.

Poslovno sam surađivao sa jednom privatnom osnovnom školom u Sarajevu koja prima isključivo bh muslimansku djecu iz boljih slojeva.

Sve i jedno dijete je bilo plavih ili zelenih očiju, bijele puti, i plave, smeđe ili crvene kose, vrlo rasno ujednačeni razredi.

I školski rezultati su im bili bolji od prosjeka u javnim školama.

Taj se osjećaj rasnog zajedništva ne može opisati - to treba doživjeti, a prava je rijetkost u našim rasno miješanim sredinama ...

Pošto među Srbima i Grcima broj garavih prelazi sve granice, ne treba im braniti da nastave sa tom praksom.

Da su blisko-istočni narodi i Afrikanci vrijedili što izgradili bi sebi normalne države.

Oni su došli ovdje da naš život pokvare i da parazitiraju sa leđa boljih od sebe.

Mi njima ne dugujemo ništa sem hitnog zbrinjavanja i slanja natrag odakle su došli.

Schlepper nehmen Rumänien ins Visier

BUKAREST. Die rumänische Küstenwache hat zum wiederholten Male ein Fischerboot mit dutzenden illegalen Einwanderern im Schwarzen Meer aufgegriffen. Die Grenzpolizei entdeckte das Schiff am Sonntag östlich des Hafens von Midia, 14 Kilometer vor der Schwarzmeerküste. Da das Schiff alle Warnungen der Küstenwache ausschlug, wurde das Boot von zwei Patroillenbooten in den Hafen begleitet. Insgesamt befanden sich 87 Personen an Bord. Sie wurden durch die Einwanderungsbehörde überprüft.

Erst in der vergangenen Woche hatte die Küstenwache zwei Schiffe mit 137 Personen an Bord gestoppt. Die rumänischen Behörden befürchten, daß Rumänien zur neuen Ausweichroute für die illegale Einwanderung nach Europa werden könnte. Da die Grenzen zwischen Bulgarien und der Türkei, sowie zwischen Ungarn, Serbien und Kroatien nur noch schwer zu überwinden sind, versuchen die Schlepper neue Wege über das Schwarze Meer zu finden. Erstes Anzeichen dafür sind die Polizeiangaben für illegale Grenzübertretungen.

Illegale Grenzübertretungen steigen

In den ersten sechs Monaten des Jahres versuchten 2.500 Menschen die Grenze Rumäniens widerrechtlich zu überqueren. 2016 waren es im ganzen Jahr 1.624 gewesen. Bei einem Besuch der Küstenwache am Schwarzen Meer betonte der rumänische Innenminister Carmen Dan die Notwendigkeit einer Überprüfung aller illegalen Einwanderer, um die Sicherheit des Landes zu gewährleisten.

Erst bei seinem Besuch im Mai hatte EU-Kommissionspräsident Jean-Claude Juncker die Aufnahme Rumäniens in den Schengenraum bis 2019 in Aussicht gestellt. Asylbewerber in Rumänien hätten damit Reisefreiheit quer durch Europa. (ha)

A dangerous new route for refugees trying to reach Europe is thought to have opened up in the Black Sea, which coastguards in Romania are warning could prove more deadly than the current Mediterranean crossings.

As neighbouring countries struggle with the refugee crisis that has seen millions flee conflicts in the Middle East, Romania has largely been bypassed. However the past few days suggest its waters are being eyed by smugglers keen to avoid crackdowns elsewhere.

On Saturday, the Romanian coastguard intercepted a fishing boat in the Black Sea with 97 migrants on board, 36 of them children. Border police said that they were Iranian and Iraqi nationals, picked up close to the Romanian-Bulgarian sea border. The evening before, coastguards had spotted another boat heading for Romanian territorial waters. The fishing boat, carrying around 120 people, was intercepted by border police and handed over to Turkish coastguards.

On 3 September, a fishing boat carrying 87 migrants, was stopped as it sailed towards the Romanian coast on the Black Sea. That boat is believed to have set out from the northern coast of Turkey.

The coastguard had also intercepted a boat with 68 asylum seekers off the Romanian coast on 21 August and a few days later, 150 Syrian refugees were discovered boarding a fishing boat in Turkey heading for Romania. On 13 August the coastguard had found 69 Iraqi migrants in a boat in Romanian waters.