in liguria. ..in liguria, because he wrote a post, a facebook post, saying "let's send a rapist to boldrini'sr smile." a mayor can write something like this. this is appalling. it is a despicable thing to have done, but... but he was convicted. yes, he was convicted, he was fined 20,000 euros, about $17,000. yes, right exactly. and that's the point, isn't it? you can't make these kinds of attacks and get away with them in italy, can you? no, this is like, instigation to rape is a crime. i've worked, and in all my... yes, but it's recognised as a crime. yes, but i worked in the former yugoslavia, in rwanda. i have seen this kind of strategy, you know? to advocate for rape against the other group, the opponents, you know? but in those occasions there was war. in a democratic country it's not acceptable, and if somebody comes out with such a post or a statement, has to be brought to justice. but regrettable as it is, do you think this is part of the territory, sadly now, for female politicians, wherever they are? i mean, we have women in the uk, they say similar things, we had australia'sjulia g

for the start of the demolition of the bridge which marks the very launch of genoa the region of liguria and italy last august the marandi bridge collapsed during heavy rain killing forty three people as dozens of cars plunged into the riverbed below it had widespread impact on the city and its surrounding areas and led to debate about what caused it. and businesses suffered when the neighborhoods were all of a sudden cutoff. after the bridge collapse we lost fifty percent of our business here it's been really bad. and those who live near the bridge are struggling to cope some are still in temporary accommodation. we suddenly found ourselves like victims of an earthquake but our houses are still there they're still standing it's a very strange situation for us as the memory of the bridge collapse continues to overshadow genoa there is hope that the building of a new bridge can able the city to move on from the disaster and also rejuvenate the immediate area. construction on the new bridge begins next month and is expected to last for fifteen months costing more than two hundred twenty fi

for the start of the demolition of the bridge which marks the very launch of genoa the region of liguriaand italy last august the marandi bridge collapsed during heavy rain killing forty three people as dozens of cars plunged into the riverbed below it had widespread impact on the city and its surrounding areas and led to debate about what caused it. and businesses suffered when the neighborhoods were all of a sudden cutoff. after the bridge collapse we lost fifty percent of our business here it's been really bad. and those who live near the bridge are struggling to cope some are still in temporary accommodation. we suddenly found ourselves like victims of an earthquake but our houses are still there they're still standing it's a very strange situation for us as the memory of the bridge collapse continues to overshadow genoa there is hope that the building of a new bridge can able the city to move on from the disaster and also rejuvenate the immediate area. construction on the new bridge begins next month that is expected to last for fifteen months costing more than two hundred twenty fi