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Iraq,Laguerrainutilenonfiniscemai l'Unità + Cd "Compay Segundo" € 6,80; l'Unità + libro "L'agonia del fascismo" € 4,00; € ARRETRATI EURO 1,80 anno 80 n.198 lunedì 21 luglio 2003 euro 0,90 l'Unità + libro "La rivoluzione continua" 4,00; www.unita.it SPEDIZ. IN ABBON. POST. 45\% l'Unità + libro "Hotel Palestine" € 4,00; ART. 2 COMMA 20/B LEGGE 662/96 – FILIALE DI ROMA l'Unità + rivista "Sandokan" € 3,10; «Quando vedo la Guardia di bilancio trovo la scena Charlie Chaplin». Enzo Biagi, Finanza che presenta le armi di una irrefrenabile Corriere della Sera, a uno accusato di falso in comicità: degna di 20 luglio, pagina 1 Opposizione Castelli ministro pericoloso e incompetente PROFESSIONE DEMONIZZATORE Imbroglia sulla grazia a Sofri, sfida Ciampi, distrugge la giustizia, fa scoppiare le carceri DI Nella maggioranza non lo sopportano più. L’opposizione pensa a una mozione di sfiducia BERLUSCONI Paolo Sylos Labini Oreste Pivetta per le pensioni, conquistato il fo- Genova ricorda Carlo Giuliani ussolini diceva che nel po- glietto con le date della devolution, polo italiano, oltre i santi, secondo una tattica ormai scoper- M i navigatori e i poeti, ab- MILANO Che cosa ci dovremo atten- ta, la tattica di spaccare tutto pur bondano i geni. dere ancora dal ministro Castelli? di giustificare la propria esistenza, Berlusconi invece è convinto che ab- Dal ministro Castelli, dal ministro fuori o dentro lo schieramento di bondano gli imbecilli, pronti a cre- Umberto Bossi, dalla Lega tutta, destra. Nel silenzio o nell’accondi- Il ragazzo morto dere a tutte le balle che dice. Una che insieme con il ministro Maro- scendenza di Berlusconi, in viag- delle balle preferite, recentemente ri- ni cantano vittoria: negata la grazia gio. lanciata dall’organo di famiglia, è Sofri, dopo le barricate persino che le critiche durissime della stam- contro l’indultino, salvata la delega SEGUE A PAGINA 7 pa estera e l’attacco del parlamenta- e la promessa re europeo Martin Schulz sono state orchestrate dalla diabolica sinistra Passigli An italiana. Da più parti si è messo in risalto che i giornalisti stranieri non hanno bisogno di suggerimenti e di «Il Guardasigilli La destra sociale: notizie sulle malefatte di Berlusconi: ne sanno più di noi giacché negli travalica i suoi a gennaio via altri paesi nessun giornalista teme di essere cacciato in quanto autore di poteri dal governo, «trasmissioni criminose» e nessun direttore di reti televisive deve, per Se ne deve andare» Fini torni al partito non perdere il posto, censurare le gaffes del capo del governo, come in FANTOZZI A PAGINA 7 A PAGINA 6 Russia ai tempi di Breznev. SEGUE A PAGINA 12 Iraq, la guerra inutile non finisce mai Gasparri Altri due soldati morti, colpito un convoglio Onu, rivolta sciita a Najaf AL SERVIZIO DI MEDIASET Dopo oltre quattro mesi dalla ca- sono. Come dimostrano le varie Vertice con Berlusconi duta del regime di Saddam Hus- manifestazioni anti-americane che Antonello Falomi sein, per le truppe d’occupazione il si svolgono ovunque. L’ultima c’è controllo del territorio iracheno stata ieri a Najaf dove oltre 10mila Credo che non esista al mondo, nem- continua a costituire il primo pro- sciiti hanno preso a sassate il quar- meno tra le più sperdute delle repub- blema da risolvere. Ieri altri due tier generale Usa. «No agli arrogan- bliche delle banane, un Presidente Bush nel ranch del Texas militari Usa sono morti in un’im- ti americani», gridava la folla. Men- del Consiglio che, senza nemmeno boscata nei pressi di Mosul, una tre a Baghdad, un convoglio del- provare un pò di vergogna, si fa ap- delle principali città del nord del l’Onu veniva per la prima volta fat- provare dalla maggioranza che lo so- incontra il terzo bugiardo Paese. to bersaglio di colpi d’arma da fuo- stiene una legge per rendere le sue Fino a pochi giorni fa, era la co. È il «pantano» iracheno. aziende editoriali più ricche e più po- parte considerata più «tranquilla» tenti, in grado di controllare meglio ma, ormai, di zone pienamente sot- GINZBERG e SACCHETTI e di più l’informazione del nostro to controllo, in Iraq, non ce ne A PAGINA 2e3 Paese. Purtroppo questo Presidente esiste. È il Presidente del Consiglio del nostro Paese che sta scrivendo, Afghanistan DALL’INVIATO Piero Sansonetti Più grande di quello che si aspet- dopo le tante già scritte, un’altra pagi- tavano gli organizzatori, cioè il na nera della storia repubblicana. comitato “Verità e Giustizia per Cancellati i miglioramenti intro- Agguato ai soldati italiani GENOVA Circa trentamila perso- Genova” e il comitato “Piazza dotti dalla Camera dei deputati in ne ieri sera hanno sfilato per le Carlo Giuliani”. materia di antitrust, arraffata una ul- Esplode mina telecomandata: strade del centro di Genova nel C’erano moltissimi giovani, teriore fetta della torta pubblicitaria, giorno del secondo anniversa- in gran parte genovesi, ma alme- il testo di legge che sta per essere quattro feriti rio dell’uccisione di Carlo Giu- no quattro o cinquemila venuti varato dal Senato, costituisce la più liani. da fuori, da tutte le città d’Italia. clamorosa delle manifestazioni del Sparatorie nella zona È stato un corteo silenzioso, conflitto di interesse. lungo, assolutamente pacifico. SEGUE A PAGINA 12 MAROLO e CIARNELLI A PAGINA 4 DE GIOVANNANGELI A PAGINA 9 SEGUE A PAGINA 26 Venti anni fa moriva Franco Rodano VEDI ALLA VOCE CATTOCOMUNISTA Roberto Monteforte uanti luoghi comuni da Q sfatare su Franco Rodano. Lo stalinista, il moraleggiante pen- satore dalle visioni anguste e dog- Ripensando a L’Avana matiche, il consigliere del Princi- pe, il teorico del cosiddetto «catto- more e odio per la Cuba di nei penitenziari e le 260 esecuzioni comunismo». Ne ha un ricordo A Castro, vanno e vengono. all'anno della repubblica popolare ben diverso Achille Occhetto, il Succede quando i matrimoni invec- cinese. Forse la Cina mette sul piat- segretario che porto il Pci alla chiano. Quarantaquattro anni so- to un miliardo e 300 milioni di «svolta» del 1989, quando si sgre- no tanti per l’eterna fedeltà. Torna clienti che le nostre esportazioni tolò il blocco dell’Est. Non è sol- l’annuncio fatale: è finito, è amma- non possono buttare via. In mo- tanto il rispetto per il rigore intel- lato, è invecchiato. Non fa più so- menti come questi bisogna chiude- lettuale e morale dello studioso, è gnare, chi sognava. Quattro con- re un occhio. Nell’economia si l’apprezzamento per il coraggio danne a morte dopo due anni di specchia la felicità. Dietro le quin- del comunista «revisionista», la tolleranza diventano insopportabi- te, Pechino può fare ciò che gli pa- cui lezione ha ancora una sua vita- li. Ed è giusto. Ma chissà perché re. lità a vent’anni dalla sua scompar- sopportiamo prigioni piene di dis- sa. sidenti, stampa controllata come SEGUE A PAGINA 26 SEGUE A PAGINA 25 2 oggi lunedì 21 luglio 2003 Leonardo Sacchetti state ancora chiarite. UN PAESE NEL CAOS Cresce il bilancio dei caduti america- Altri militari Usa morti, nuove mani- I militari Nella capitale i mezzi delle ni in Iraq e crescono i timori di Bush festazioni di protesta contro gli eser- per il caos in cui sta sprofondando la citi d’occupazione e tanti piccoli e gestione dell’occupazione del Paese americani caduti Nazioni Unite bersagliati ‘‘ grandi questioni amministrative da parte delle truppe Usa. Paul Bre- che, a oltre 4 mesi dalla caduta di in un’imboscata da colpi di fucile: morto mer, alla guida dell’Amministrazio- Saddam Hussein, sembrano invalica- ne civile provvisoria dell’Iraq, sem- bili per l’autorità americana in Iraq nei pressi di Mosul l’autista. Bremer: non prima bra non riuscire a gestire questo do- guidata dal proconsole Paul Bremer ‘‘ po-guerra e ieri ha dichiarato che un III. Il bilancio delle vittime di anno un governo governo iracheno verrà instaurato SOLDATI USA UCCISI «non prima di un anno» mentre dal- In un’imboscata nei pressi di Tall militari Usa sale a 151 iracheno la periferia sud della capitale giunge- Afar, a ovest di Mosul (nord del- va la notizia della morte di un inte- l’Iraq), due militari americani della grante della carovana delle Nazioni 101esima Divi- Unite, da poco sione aerotra- rientrate in Iraq. sportata sono La vittima è l’au- morti ieri matti- tista di uno dei na. Nello scon- mezzi dell’Orga- tro a fuoco nel nizzazione mon- settore setten- diale della sanità trionale del Pae- (Oms) che se (considerato Iraq, altri due soldati uccisi dalla guerriglia avrebbe perso il dagli strateghi controllo dell’au- del Pentagono to dopo essere come la zona Migliaia di sciiti manifestano a Najaf . Colpito per la prima volta un convoglio Onu stato bersagliato più «sicura» del- da colpi di arma l’Iraq) è rimasto da fuoco. Un al- ferito anche un tro dipendente altro soldato dell’Onu è rima- mentre non si sto ferito. hanno notizie di Ma anche eventuali vitti- piccole storie me tra gli assali- danno il polso tori che avrebbe- della situazione ro attaccato i ma- quotidiana in rines con lancia- Iraq. Come quel- razzi e granate. la di un pastore Con questi ulti- iracheno di 71 mi due militari anni, Abud Usa uccisi, il bi- Sarhan, che ha lancio dei caduti denunciato il se- tra le fila del- gretario alla Di- l’esercito ameri- fesa, Donald Ru- cano in Iraq sale msfeld, per la a 151 dall’inizio morte dei suoi della guerra (38 14 parenti e per da quando il pre- la perdita del sidente Usa, Ge- suo gregge. Il tut- orge W. Bush, di- to mentre un chiarò finite le giudice federale ostilità, lo scorso Usa ha bloccato prima maggio).
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