Danilo Dolci

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Educationalist, campaigner, writer and poet Danilo Dolci studied architecture at Milan University, Italy, and then settled in Sicily. He undertook detailed investigations into living conditions there, and his work is the main source of information about the world of the Sicilian Mafia in the post-second world war period. He wrote a series of books in the 1950s and 1960s which presented the terrible conditions of the Sicilian countryside in graphic detail.

Authors, Obituary, Writers, Dolci, Danilo

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Europe sets course for a new union

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The conference of European Union leaders which started recently in Turin, Italy, aims to form the basis for moves to reorganise the European Union. However, there are unlikely to be united views about the future of the European Union. The UK is opposed to further European integration, for example, but all leaders have expressed their commitment to rebuilding Europe's institutions.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, European Union

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The employed can also be poor

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It is becoming increasingly common in the US for working people not to earn enough to sustain themselves and their families. Many people are forced to take second jobs and work extremely long hours, with a negative impact on their family life.

Minimum Wages, Economic aspects, Column, Wages, Minimum wage, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living

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