cool. italy's george floyd moment, what will it take to come from racism in italy? you can join i conversation right now on you chip. ah. having this tough conversation with us on the stream, angelica kwanza angela. welcome to the string. good to have. we'll see if you hear angelica, please introduce yourself to international audience. char, good evening, i'm angelica, is that any? and i'm an assistant professor at the university of toronto. i work on issues of race, gender identity, colonial and post colonial italy. thanks for joining us. hello cleanser, welcome to the same place, the hello to our viewers around the well, tell them who you are, what you do a good day, everyone. my name is quinn's. i'm. we'll see the sam goes i from wrong. i worry because every city management expert and i'm also member of the national anti races network and it really get to have you and angela. welcome. please introduce yourself to audience. good evening. hello. my name is angela book out to our finance journalist major london. and i write about issues concerning race diversity in

what does it tell you about italy? growth, the ability to bounty disgust, and talk about racism openly? well, you know, families interesting because i was there, it was a milan or during these demos and what i, i have very mixed feelings because on the one hand people, people of color, black people have been doing active fights against racism for decades. so was not the death of george floyd that told us there was received them back for white italian. those who were trigon said as anti racist. well, it was frustrating to see what they call this performative and to racism. so, so many people went in the streets, we just finished a lockdown. we were in the middle of a pandemic all vitale. it was in the streets, protesting for the death of george floyd. but we, as you mentioned, got so many black men and women killed by re season. look, now, alaska, how many people did go in the streets and protest besides us? there were many people who went there once i was among them and the court didn't. i'm into an accident and did ac

italy has drunk people, too. ( laughter ) you know, if you ask me, them going out of business in italy was actually the best thing that could have happened to them. because think about it-- they came to the land of pizza. and then they injected cheese into the crust? ( laughter ) they're lucky they didn't get the death penalty, you know. the italians are like, what have you done to the pita?

despite the problems in italy, the downgrade could be coming for italy. both on the economic front and the global front, we will see s&p do that. we've got that story continuing it to develop. we've got the euro-dollar this big. this is about what is happening with energy costs in europe. this continues to track higher day by day. you are already seeing demand in europe. prices have dipped a little bit today. the cost of energy is up fourfold. that is going to have an industrial effect in europe. >> that is a structural situation. we are waiting for the cpi data on wednesday. i wanted to look more micro at the movers we are seeing. it's not as bad as you might've thought with growth margins getting hit hard, the outlook missed estimates. their costs are going up. the stock climb is a little bit. bed, bath & beyond, it's up by 43%. it seems like the retail traders are still around. that explains that part. the s&p is down by 9%. the third quarter missed average estimates. it had to liquidate cows because of the drought. we have weather issues over here aff

we are warm in italy. the racism can be mention, racism doesn't exist also in the media because we have a responsibility on mainstream media for the fact that in after the mother of the whole show, many media gave a lot of reference to what the mother in question said. the fact that we said that it was bothering a partner, but he said it was asking for money and he was given so much space to the mother to do a version of a mother and not enough space to the family, a family of a leak and i think the styles are much dignity for people of color is not it's not something that's really it, but there's really focus was a focus on in italy at all. and best of those, everything speaks volumes because from that we can see how this all narrative is shaped before, during and after the election. and if i show god, sorry, yeah, i'm been there to the, to the street and it's literally broadway light time square. so it's really something happening in a big street. it's the main shot of the city and people were just stari

we'll italy is among both countries. it has the 2nd highest debt burden in euro's own, and raising interest rates too quickly could high capitalize debt and make it harder for it to pay. it comes to the country faces political uncertainty of the resignation of prime minister mario rocky will get more into the details on how the t p i works, which we told you about in a few moments. but 1st, let's hear how some italians, a coping was come. i felt for 4 year olds, what i was selling to before. you know what they tell me here to close. so all of these price increases are paid for by of the small, medium business owners going on. i'm anxious if you try to not turn on the air conditioning take the car less, but the still anxiety because you have to think twice about doing things that were normal before. so we simply need to pay more attention than we have up here. it's impossible to get ahead this way between tax bills and everything else. it's impossible to get ahead. i walked in the morning until late more than 10 hours and

then, i say: "it's part of italy". which is fine. i don't feel the need to separate myself from that, but if you come here and you stay long enough, you do realize that it's actually different. so we do say it's not italy, but not as a way of complaining about anything. it's because it's very matter-of-factly. it's very different. i feel so strong about sardinia. it's where my roots are, and it's where i want to come back. it's where i want to be buried. (sophie fouron) antonio, we could be in a little village in italy if i didn't know better. (antonio iavarone) please, in sardinia. - please, in sardinia. it's like: "do not insult me." right? - no, no, no. - no? - but you know, it's the proper noun of this region is sardinia. as you probably know, we are quite proud of our history and our culture. so it's something that we appreciate, when someone says: "o.k. you're sardinian. it's sardinia." - what are the main differences between italy and sardinia? - we are quite far from the mainland. not only geographically, but also our identit

to understand that you have to start mid italy's fabled olive grove. this is an keyona in tuscany village where leonor davinci was born. it's also where luigi perrine follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall and profits for donald a lloyd, you're lunar hope your the of the game kind of funny to me. all you all the you are all wrong, lavender view, financial group on amend the hula feed to a bill. global warming and changing insect populations have been seriously affecting production. so luigi wonders, how the big brands which supply europe supermarkets with extra virgin olive oil can somehow still do so all year round and knocked down prices, silicates. okay. so they, again, did they do the pre fee about drunk, the garage, the depot? no menopause fighting men a came poor girl o'leary, always they got it is women got to give them enroll you. she could easily ask sydney sierra and i've been going you with the order, the man that opposed to the matter in order to supply the global market

when they already arrive in italy. i think that italy's attitude towards migrants has changed over 8 years, alessandro. what do you think? whether you are absolute you're, i them, but it's not only been added to this changed, but we'll say in the meantime after and they can and we're going to say what they see in the middle around in the room where we operate. and i would say that in the last 5 years, which of the time of tea, we have seen a huge lack of coordination for organizational involving no risk, a p, a huge problem of not sharing information from authorities to the 3rd, from the world really on the line we are seeing that the coastal state, unfortunately they withdraw from the road to when their expense and they basically more they both come very close to the shore. we have seen huge communities. they shall not afraid to see when he was a consequence. cma, the increase of their dent her, the one who are trying to do all to cross. ah, we a fema that the topic of rescue are 3 which is very well regulated by inte

this is not an issue for italy or for great. this is an issue that has to be dealt collectively and right now it isn't being dealt collectively. it's such the european union stepping in and saying that, ok, nice people are arrive to my borders, have to be respected. so we as m. s, have called for any investigation of violations, right? we, we know very well what migration means as europeans. right. so we can understand the need of people to wish to apply for international protection, and we should guarantee a safe passage so that this is not being then through the in for a moment channels of the traffickers. earlier we spoke to my tia who works with c watch, which is an organization that also helps with rescues of migrants that see who are in distress. this is what she taught. see what has been active in the center mediterranean sea for yes, and it's also monitoring what is happening or athens in the last month. we have seen that the number of people trying to reach european land actually has been rising. but we also saw that th

my northern italy depends on the poll river. it's 650 kilometers, span the country from west to east. it is a source of life for all around it, but water levels have been dropping continuously over the last few years. areas are now competing for the remaining water. a state of emergency has been declared in many reaches by mortal reducing leaks is another big topic, initially filled it both for drinking, water and agricultural purposes, any durable darby this? yep, the system efficiency is currently around 50 percent jealousy, tainted ev, at equal medium. ether or nancy went up, pertain to farmers like stiff on or could it be also know they will have to change this season? they have already lost 30 percent of their harvest. that i can put, i meant it, we hope we get back to a climate which allows for rise production every otherwise we'll have to switch to other crops and adapt to a different type of water management che, yesterday was just not enough water for every ones which end typical for now all they can do is keep the pump

the place is overrun with them and coniglio al'ischitana is famous across italy. in the states we rarely eat rabbit now, but the delicious, lean meat draws the crowds up here to this secluded restaurant. but before we can eat it >> do you want me to open this? >> yes, please. >> we have to catch it. above the restaurant, wild rabbits are caught with an ingenious and sustainable method the islanders have been using for centuries. a pit is dug close to the rabbit hole and tasty food is thrown down to tempt them out. fragrant leaves and berries are specially selected to add flavor to the rabbit's meat. >> the taste of the meat... >> comes through into the meat. >> the natural way. then, all you've got to do is hop in, catch one and, i'll spare you the rest. silvia's little brother, agostino, runs the kitchen at il foccolare. he's brilliant at bringing out the best flavours from the wild game here. he's worked at the finest restaurants in new york and london. but he came home to apply his skills to traditional rustic cooking. the last time i saw him, i ran into him on

this place has more than any other region in italy. so how are they effortlessly producing all of these famous delicacies? parmigiano, balsamic vinegar and prosciutto. to find out, i'm heading to the hills outside modena to meet my friend, massimo bottura, again. what do you have? >> i have some products. ...and his wife, lara gilmore, who runs their incredible restaurant. >> many different ingredients come out of what you have available in your backyard. >> right. to discover the secrets of why this area is famously known as food valley. the po river is the longest in italy, and its fertile flood plain has made this region an agricultural powerhouse. the extraordinary food valley lies between the po river in the north and the apennine mountains to the south. that's modena. it's hazy today. >> oh, that's modena. >> that's modena down in the valley, and we have the apennines behind us. so, when you look at a place like parma, the reason those hams are aged so well and have a particular flavor is because a crosswind blows all the way dow

ah, they watch on for pause italy readily doors on. do you know these places in europe or smashing all the wreckers step into a bold adventure? it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you are to record breaking sites on google maps, youtube and now also in book form. ah valentina and her labrador. it told her our mission to become life guns. keeping the speech is safe through the summer. the training at the 6 dog school ahead of a crucial exam. the training is exhausting, but the dogs seem to enjoy it. the humans to glue most of the time. again and again, they pushed to their limits. will they achieve their goal? i think we'll keep practicing the technique already, but i may have just been lot ah ah, drive to the lake is become routine for labrador, it tory and valentina in so per only it's just after 8 am on a sunday. the dog is wide awake and ready to go. yeah, no, absolutely. yeah, absolutely. i. i mean, it's much longer de soto in the room at this time of year, over my temperatures to full to one degrees ce

>> your parents, who came from italy. >> yeah. didn't want you to go to italy? >> right. it worked out. >> everybody ended up. i can for sculpture, so did joan with all the food. >> right. >> it changed everything. >> it changed everything for me, certainly. >> while my father was studying art, my mom was studying something just as beautiful. the local cuisine. >> one of these, because it is so big? >> a little more. a little more. i didn't know how to cook when we got married. didn't know how to boil water. >> while she was here, my mother was also inspired by the spirit of the renaissance, and set out to discover the art of italian cooking >> when everyone was in school, i learned to make different recipes and i loved it. >> my mother soon found the key that unlocks so much of italian cooking. a simple combination of carrots, celery, and onions, fried up together, it is called the frito. >> for the tomato in? >> it is the base of countless italian dishes, including today's offering. a tucci family favorite called salsa maria rosa. it is a delicious vegetable sauce, name

having yields soaring in italy. right-wing block registered nearly 50% of voter approval for the september election. this is according to a new survey. like -- let's break it down. alessandra, what is so critical about nearing this 50% support in polls? what does that give them the right to do? >> ever since the early elections were called, the final outcome was never really in doubt. the right-wing coalition, was always slated to win. what is surprising is how strong they are right now and how divided the other opposition is. there are three coalitions running against the right-wing coalition. this is because of the way the italian voting system works. the right-wing coalition could have a two thirds majority in parliament that could allow it to change the constitution on its own without any checks. guy: what would that actually mean? what would change as a result of that? >> italy has been a surprisingly stable country. it has been part of this government of the first coalition government we have had. is mostly be

he said when he started 6, the school has 15 off shoots around italy. it's a global pioneer when it comes to canine or to rescue. i want to keep both. we're a team. i'm never alone, jojo, you every year that reef and i travel around italy to see if the dogs taking the test are following our philosophy. the quest, the philadelphia valentino ne others have several rounds of testing, still to complete with common with now back to shore. darling him, what is it to read? take so for the telling valentina focus is on the back of stones. oh oh oh oh i will not be down to an are you ready to got done with that now we have to swim a lot. and yeah, the 2nd round. and yeah, so we get in the water, y o c c o b at to full 100 trains, 6 units older to help keep it las coasts and like safe. which of the trainees will join them. i'd call them there's still a tricky exercise to complete the rescue jump dog 1st. 9 0 yeah, yeah. the only thing with the valentina, this is the hardest part. i told her it weighs 50 kilograms about as much as these . no, no. she can't get a g

this single shining star of the country's food culture owns italy. well, over a 1000000000 euros a year, and it's fiercely protected from a plane when any value alyssa should generally counterfeiters selling fake oil on line routinely steel, genuine brand names to do so. when, when the units investigators spot them, they can immediately demand the ads are taken down when system until you're studying, implement that on to scientology, but stance a stringent and he proceeded multiple stringent that he spent 2 or 3 basie and keyboard k, e put low york's originally, you, i don't belong to shaquea down to won't allow me sort of the legal, dora little causal upload sooner sooner. but where did these fates come from? to understand that you have to start to mid italy's fabled olive grove. this is an keyona in tuscany village where leonardo da vinci was born. it's also where luigi perrine follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall in profits for don lou. a lloyd, you remember hope your, the of

the river po has reduced to a trickle in italy, lombardy region. it has drained here properly since spring stefano crappy is keeping an eye on the rivers, sand banks which are growing wider by the day. sam, only of a lot of my cache or the water levels under 3.6 meters hormone means they live unusually, it's much higher out of here at the black line. when i last year, those units here, this in unit, that's where the water was la put into the aqua. not only farmers are affected some 90 percent of the small hydro power stations deadline. the robust channels have shut down. tanks are empty. one of the big plants either as that, i feeney, close down back in june. there wasn't enough water to power its turbines. usually almost a 5th of italy's electricity is generated through hydro power. now production has been cut by 40 percent. pharma gen luca to kini is concerned about the poor quality of his corn. the plants on his fields simply didn't get enough water. he harvested this field well most 2 months early. rena, me again. this is the 3rd and 4th situat

maybe both in italy and beyond a dining hall. but our dogs will make us happy in the days to come over the next season in the city and for many more years of the county. great job. every one adjoining the yasenya, robbie. a everyone passed exhausted, bit relieved with kitchen has her something you say, and so i'm so happy i everyone here is overjoyed, much so many great people have been a powerful experience in on so much. thanks to our dogs. we've made great connections with other people get upset, loyal us. yeah, she's a really sweet up thought a oh, i mean, do not have to prove themselves in real life, rescues on italy, speeches fat before their 1st missions. the rescue have one more chance to practice rescue and self preservation. they learn to form a cross with their body, with one arm extended to the dog, and the other, holding the boy for all 3 black go shake the godaddy when you approach you form a real cross. remember most of it not like this or like that, but correctly. but then you hold out the buoy and say firmly, hol

it does not have an italy problem. the markets are pricing italy in a reasonable fashion. bt spreads are flat, the ftse mib is performing in line with overall equities. the market is not worried about this. that is probably because they have a lot of money to come through there is every incentive for of the right-wing coalition does come in there is entry incentive for them to stick to the guard rails mario draghi has put in place. natural gas and what that does determine growth and inflation. if ever there was a stagflationary shock, this is it. you see german cpi going up several percentage point and even part of this natural gas increases the price to the consumer they're going into recession with -3% to -5% gdp contraction. i think of entry real units in europe -- real yields in europe will have to go lower. what is priced into the market is the ecb will do nothing next year, where is the fed is going 75 lower. i think in relative terms that does not make a lot of sense. while inflation is much higher in europe and likely to persist longer, it is not as broad-based as

south of tuscany and puja lies italy's largest area of intensive olive oil production. it's here, the criminals devised one of the most blatant food frauds in recent years. a case known to ludovico vaccaro as operation yellow gold. inadequate because of the k, a certainly still given even a window delay but did your your a 3 or 3 or a gym. quantum quine is, will be done. i do suspect going on, but they say all you accelerate judy sent for analysis by the investigators. the bottles turned out to contained rape seed oil. at this stage, vaccaro hadn't yet realised the size of the problem into the quest. a confidential when he cl up with the dead only throws jaqueline typically equally typically stood on it behind the cardio leafy, she in a sustained yet under the leafy, she had asthma ghost the all factor in the chip, the chilling telephony factor, the leadership actually dilemma truly main of your fact to just i'm into bothering on jani, i b m a factor of measure gps to proceed with the economy on. so i started back to the nudging mult, or want to home place that they dra

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and we shot it in italy. and it's about a group of managers of a big italian american franchise restaurant. kind of like, you know, an olive garden. it's not about olive garden. [ laughter ] it's about a restaurant called the tuscan grove. [ laughter ] it's like olive garden. it's basically a bunch of tuscan grove managers get sent to italy on a corporate retreat. they all think they're going to have the best, most romantic trip of their lives. it ends up being a total [ bleep ] show and comedy ensues. it's a great cast. >> nicole: who's in it? >> alison brie, costar, producer, lead actress. molly shannon. [ cheers ] fred armisen. kim hide decker. zach wood. debbie ryan. aidan. >> nicole: oh! just aidan? >> aidan. [ laughter ] okay, wait, i'm going to get the last name wrong, oh my god. >> nicole: it doesn't matter, aidan's in this movie. >> aidan, i love you, you know i'm high, sorry. [ laughter and applause ] um -- um -- >> nicole: it's okay. >> aubrey -- audrey plaza. [ laughter ] >> nicole: audrey plaza.

indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and oceania. italy established colonies and somalia, ethiopia libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america, and africa thought to go occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation. with the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its rise and fall only one main thing is important for knots, ism internationally speaking. that is that nations or state that i allowed to do anything, all the master races. and then you have the minor nations, who are the slave for the europeans. the slaves were indians africans, for hitler, they were jews, gypsies, and sobs. naziism is truly convenient. it's a cynical justi

which is that officially wall was declared on the soviet union by nazi germany along with italy, v. she france, the governments of slovakia, hungary, romania, bulgaria, and finland unofficially. the war against the ussr involved no weakens danish m swiss as part of the viking and nordland as as divisions. the dutch netherland ss. belgian as asked volunteers, the flanders legion, the spanish blue division. the albanians scanned about as ask, as well as notoriously vicious fs offices from lithuania, estonia and ukraine replaced all of europe, led by nancy, germany took part in the slaughter of soviet nationalist. first and foremost, slavic people who denise love, rhoda to boston, a ceased poorly kick. bah, madame monte vague to noisy elf. tie in contact with the 2nd front. so loaded in the west was formed mid 11 months before victory day. ah, when it became clear that the red army could manage on its own in ah, throughout most of the war, the americans and the british were confronting 10 german divisions between us. while the soviets were confronting more than 200 german divisions by

not from italy, but from elsewhere around the mediterranean. watch almost. okay, so connie for the doughty dallas? fine, yeah. a video, i'm a boy elizabeth data. these foreign imports will be mixed with the domestic product and then sold as italian extra virgin olive oil. remarkably, this is all legal under one condition that all the criteria for extra virgin olive oil have been met. and then i sat there paranoid with k, l, e o l, your care, a job board, young me the italian inspectors are looking for imported foreign oil of poor quality that side the too acidic or not fruity enough. if it's found to be not up to grade, the oil is simply registered as being sub standard, stating that an error has crept into the documents space. so there will be stuff in the class, some hint of dna, mental encoder stem of a shandra, comp, yona green because i want you to let xanda ada coin supp, avon lake brideau don't know. add on to one barrel chip at all video we're all said new to us on a 100. she's already going to ali allah of the class, but don't, don't, don't have jus

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