Stefano Pitrelli, L’Huffington Post
Quando in giro per l’Italia t’imbatti in un fortino ormai in disuso, un vecchio rifugio alpino o una caserma deserta, il cinico ci vede lo spreco, il creativo intravede un’occasione. Basta dare un’occhiata a quest’opera realizzata da un gruppo di artisti olandesi a partire da un bunker della seconda guerra mondiale, tagliato esattamente a metà grazie a una punta di diamante.
Tag: economia
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Caserme, il ministero della Difesa pronto a cederle insieme anche a dei terreni: 10 anni di tempo per farne qualcosa di buono
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Italy’s train wars: The long, winding road of competition
By Anthony Faiola / Stefano Pitrelli contributed to this report
ROME — In this land where train schedules were once rough estimates and riding a chugging “locale” could feel like traveling by mechanical bull, the hypermodern Italo locomotives aimed to shake up the state-controlled world of Italian rail.
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Sting operations reveal Mafia involvement in renewable energy
By Anthony Faiola / Stefano Pitrelli in Rome and Eliza Mackintosh in London contributed to this report
PALERMO, Italy — Inside a midnight-blue BMW, a Sicilian entrepreneur delivered his pitch to the accused mafia boss. A new business was blowing into Italy that could spin wind and sunlight into gold, ensuring the future of the Earth as well as the Cosa Nostra: renewable energy. (altro…)