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RASSEGNA STAMPA Del 21/05/2012 Sommario Rassegna Stampa Dal 19-05-2012 Al 21-05-2012 RASSEGNA STAMPA del 21/05/2012 Sommario Rassegna Stampa dal 19-05-2012 al 21-05-2012 19-05-2012 Adnkronos Brindisi: esplosione davanti scuola, morta una studentessa .................................................................. 1 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Geologi: sono 3 milioni i cittadini che abitano in zone ad alto rischio sismico ....................................... 2 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Geologi, 3 mln i cittadini che abitano in zone ad alto rischio ................................................ 3 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Sgarbi: "L'Emilia saprà reagire, non come l'Abruzzo che si piange addosso" ........................................ 4 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Sisma nel Nord Italia: sei morti. Nuova forte scossa e altri crolli.............................................................. 5 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Hollande, piena solidarieta' della Francia ................................................................................ 7 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoti: fortissimo sisma in mare vicino al Giappone............................................................................ 8 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: a Sant'Agostino crollati capannoni, danni gravi a municipio e chiesa ................................. 9 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Protezione civile, impossibile prevedere numero e intensita' di eventuali nuove scosse 10 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Papa, mia vicinanza a persone provate da calamita' ............................................................ 11 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Sgarbi, Emilia reagira', non come Abruzzo fermo a guardare.............................................. 12 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Modena, inagibili i Comuni di Concordia e di Novi ............................................................... 13 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: sindaco di Sant'Agostino, paura e sgomento ma pensiero va a vittime ............................. 14 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Lega punisce autore frase shock, Venturi si dimette............................................................ 15 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: in provincia Bologna circa 50 persone evacuate a Crevalcore............................................ 16 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Gabrielli giunto a Sant'Agostino ............................................................................................. 17 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Gabrielli, danni seri e diffusi sul territorio ............................................................................. 18 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terromoto: danneggiato castello Estense Ferrara, domani chiuse scuole ............................................ 19 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Gli sfollati raccontano la paura: "E' stato come essere in tempo di guerra".......................................... 20 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Gabrielli atteso in provincia di Modena per sopralluoghi..................................................... 21 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Ferrara, sisma colpisce anche il Castello Estense. Mibac: "Danni notevoli" ......................................... 22 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Consorzio Grana, danni per oltre 250 mln ............................................................................. 23 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto, Vigili del Fuoco in azione a Sant'Agostino............................................................................. 24 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Gabrielli, priorita' sono persone che non possono rientrare in casa .................................. 25 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Monti, faremo subito tutto il necessario................................................................................. 26 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: trovato sotto macerie corpo operaio disperso a Sant'Agostino .......................................... 27 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Ferrrara, identificate tutte le 5 vittime dei crolli in provincia................................................ 28 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: in Emilia 4 comuni al voto, urne aperte senza problemi....................................................... 29 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Monti, vicinanza a popolazione, cordoglio a famiglie vittime .............................................. 30 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: nuova scossa tra Modena-Ferrara-Rovigo, magnitudo 3.5 .................................................. 31 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Gabrielli: ''Priorità è assistenza agli sfollati'' ............................................................................................. 32 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: continuano scosse assestamento, l'ultima 30 minuti fa....................................................... 33 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto nel Nord Est: sei morti, almeno 50 feriti e 30mila sfollati ...................................................... 34 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto, INGV: "Non si possono escludere altre forti scosse" ........................................................... 36 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Dal Lago, frase shock colpa di imbecille, Lega chiede scusa.............................................. 37 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Monti anticipa rientro dagli Usa, atteso domani a Roma...................................................... 38 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Ingv, non possiamo escludere altre forti scosse .................................................................. 39 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Da Modena a Ferrara compromessi i gioielli dell'architettura emiliana .................................................. 40 20-05-2012 Adnkronos Terremoto: Maroni, 'tassa sulle disgrazie' da governo di pasticcioni..................................................... 41 20-05-2012 Affari Italiani (Online) Forte terremoto nel bolognese 6 morti e 50 feriti ...................................................................................... 42 21-05-2012 Affari e Finanza (La Repubblica) La rincorsa al cinque per mille gli ecologisti sposano la rete.................................................................. 44 20-05-2012 America Oggi Forte terremoto in Emilia, sei vittime. Vittoria, 5 anni, salvata dalle macerie......................................... 46 21-05-2012 AreaNews Sisma, trovato corpo disperso .................................................................................................................... 47 19-05-2012 Asca Maltempo: da domani pioggie e venti forti sulla Sardegna ...................................................................... 48 20-05-2012 Autostrade.it AUTOSTRADE PER L'ITALIA, DOPO IL TERREMOTO NESSUN PROBLEMA SULLA RETE................. 49 19-05-2012 Avvenire Calamità naturali, stop ai risarcimenti statali ............................................................................................ 50 20-05-2012 L'Azione NELLO ZAINO NIENTE SUPERFICIALITA'.................................................................................................. 51 20-05-2012 Comunicati.net Terremoto: gravi danni anche nelle campagne ......................................................................................... 53 19-05-2012 Corriere della Sera Penn, profumo e parolacce per Haiti .......................................................................................................... 54 19-05-2012 Dagospia.com CHOC A BRINDISI. UN'ESPLOSIONE DAVANTI ALL'ISTITUTO PROFESSIONALE PER I SERVIZI SOCIALI 'MORVILLO-FALCONE' HA PROVOCATO LA MORTE DI UNA STUDENTESSA DI 16 ANNI, UN'ALTRA GRAVISSIMA.............................................................................................................................. 55 19-05-2012 Dagospia.com 1- IL MINISTRO CANCELLIERI: “L'ATTENTATO È UN FATTO ANOMALO E COMPLESSO CHE DESTA GRANDE PREOCCUPAZIONE. COLPISCE CHE SIA STATa PRESA DI MIRA UNA SCUOLA INTESTATA ALLA MOGLIE DI GI ................................................................................................................ 57 20-05-2012 Dagospia.com BOMBE AL SUD, TERREMOTO AL NORD... 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Monti lascia il G8 ............................................. 62 20-05-2012 Elmundo.es Extinguido un incendio que ha afectado cuatro hectáreas de cañar en Turís ....................................... 63 20-05-2012 Elmundo.es Una réplica de intensidad 5,1 sacude de nuevo el norte de Italia y causa otro herido ......................... 64 21-05-2012 Elmundo.es Miles de personas pasan la noche fuera de casa tras el terremoto en Italia.......................................... 65 20-05-2012 Fai Informazione.it Nord Italia, forti scosse di terremoto nella notte ....................................................................................... 66 21-05-2012 Fai Informazione.it Terremoto Emilia Romagna: le prime immagini del sisma (Video).......................................................... 67 20-05-2012 Famiglia Cristiana.it L'Emilia colpita al cuore............................................................................................................................... 68
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