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threatened by marble excavation, where he's given this government to on the up one outs are home to tuscany is biggest water reservoir. and the unique complex spends 150 kilometers of tunnels and caves at the current pace, it's unclear what will become of this mountain range. central manfredi isn't the only one concerned in colorado. in 2014, a diverse collective emerged, including biologist, lawyers, and net workers. and some of them are meeting outside of town today, when i say that she's been murdered, honor known for its marble and art is just an open pit mine region. now they can't blogs from the mountains, break them down and send them abroad for processing in a low wage country. i know you're very, very nice with terrible environmental damage to us getting older well, phi, the benefits are small. minority all flows abroad. it's unacceptable said good instead, adam, bravo, the more you cut out a model, you destroy 95 percent of the mountains. it's insane. the business business is based on destruction. environment that was on that heavily unemployment, among young people in massa and c

we'll explore sicily, mykonos, england's cotslds, northern portugal, tuscany, and the remote cornersheme: europe awaits! we'll start in sicily. if you like italy, i like to say, "go further south, it just gets better." we'll join a capuchin monk for a coffee named after him, a cappuccino. we'll feast on sicilian treats. holy cannoli! and we'll see vividly why an italian word

as he said, at the outset, soapy, sadly, the president has experience at tuscany has suffered himselfrnoon. he said that the families were going through hell and he will have experienced that kind of hell. when you listen to the questions, the kind of questions he was being asked, he said that we were waiting for him for a while, he said the reason he was late was because he wanted to speak to every single person who wanted to speak to him. the kind of questions, will i be able to recover the body of my husband, if not, how would i get closure? so i think that is quite telling —— telling about the people have been going through of it the past eight days now, he also said that he was here to be with the families. he was also here to thank the first responders who have been risking their lives searching for survivors around the clock for more than seven days now. he said after that we need to find the cause of the collapse, and he also mentioned whether the rest of the building is safe. that at this time it is absolutely crucial, christian, because the search and rescue operation has be