Two of the nations best equipped in terms of organization, two of the countries that have often stigmatized our failures and our bureaucracy, in short, two of the best-organized government, particularly with public opinion behind what State sets up management.
where I'm going with this premise? Let me quote a couple of incidents in recent days, we do resize this great country and make us exclaim, "then happen to you" I mean Japan and France, but it is clear that we should not attack others for inefficiency excuse us, however, a little satisfaction from time to time you should take it.
And here are two events which also take these great among the nations "like us": the first is being held in Japan at this time and who knows how long it will last. In addition to damages directly caused by the earthquake (very few, despite being one of the strongest in the history of seismology), there were also those caused by the tsunami (much heavier), but next to these (second only to the victims at the time there are not, but fear for the future is so) we must consider the problem of nuclear power plants in Japan, reached the remarkable figure of 55 and radiation in the event of a reactor accident.
course have been designed and implemented taking into account the strength of a Any earthquake, but the safety of nuclear seems there are problems: some data on safety appear to have been falsified many times and also some alarms about bad management controls were not taken into due consideration, but one example: a check the company officer - Hitachi - would put air in order to balance any losses that he expected would have been detected in the control of the impermeability of supercontenitore.
addition, the reactor in Fukushima, the suggestions of the American nuclear engineers suggested a "ultrasonic examination" urgent but the direction of the establishment said that such intervention was unnecessary.
short, si può rilevare che in molti casi si è avuto quel “lassismo” che esiste da noi e che “gli altri” ci rimproverano continuamente; provocherà dei guai seri (morti e altro)? Speriamo di no, ma in caso contrario le polemiche monterebbero ancora di più: proprio come avviene da noi.
La seconda vicenda che ci porta alla pari degli altri, si è svolta in Francia e tocca il comparto della Giustizia: da noi, anche senza le pendenze di Berlusconi, siamo un po’ tutti concordi che le azioni della giustizia sono troppo lunghe e che in questo lasso di tempo, il malcapitato che cade in questo gorgo, ne esce con le ossa rotte, specie quando poi, alla fine, risulta innocente.
Ebbene, nella vicina Francia, French cousins \u200b\u200bwho never misses a chance to look down, it happened a court case that lasted the beauty of 63 (sixty-three) years: some miners laid off from their farm in 1948, challenging his dismissal, and demanded the reinstatement in Their job, after only, 63 the Court of Appeal of Versailles ruled in favor of setting the miners, in the absence of the possibility of reinstatement, compensation for 30/mila € per person still alive or to the heirs. What do you say, there have put time before "determine" the gentlemen judges! And remember that justice is so late as a "denied justice" for those species (la maggioranza) che nel frattempo sono morti.
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