Improving English through Reading
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This document discusses the benefits of improving English skills through reading. It notes that reading uses your brain actively, tests reading comprehension, and allows learning about other topics while improving language skills. Some advantages listed are learning vocabulary in context, having a writing model, and working at your own pace. Tips for readers include choosing materials at your level, highlighting new vocabulary, and recalling what you've read. The document encourages reading regularly, anywhere and anytime.
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- “I collegamenti degli amministratori comunali con le cosche dominanti del reggino, accertati grazie alle operazioni di polizia giudiziaria sopra menzionate, sono un esempio della aggressione della mafia al livello istituzionale più alto del governo cittadino”;
-“In quasi tutte le ripartizioni burocratiche … è stata rilevata una traccia indelebile di collegamento con le cosche locali”, “in molti servizi … la presenza incombente e pervasiva delle famiglie mafiose del territorio”;
- “A fronte di tale generalizzata e opprimente presenza, l’Amministrazione non è risultata avere alcuna iniziativa utile e concreta di contrasto, non avendo prodotto alcun atto di seria opposizione al fenomeno criminale”.
Di talchè, secondo l’Autorità prefettizia, è “chiaro” che la situazione descritta “rientra … nei dettami di cui all’art. 143 del D.Lgs. n. 267/2000, come modificato dall’art. 2 – comma 30 – della legge 15.7.2009, n. 94, rinvenendosi quegli elementi <> di condizionamento criminale previsti dalla legge”.
La proposta riferisce come tale situazione sia stata, tra altro, oggetto di indagine da parte della Procura della Repubblica in seguito al decesso del responsabile del settore finanze e tributi, per l'accertamento di eventuali responsabilità connesse all'asserita dolosa alterazione di dati contabili e di bilancio, relativamente al periodo 2008-2010…………….
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Le criticita’ del funzionamento del servizio di riscossione dei tributi, inoltre, sono state ascritte - secondo ripetute e convinte dichiarazioni dei funzionari responsabili del Comune - all’esito negativo del rapporto gia’ instaurato con la societa’ TRIBUTI ITALIA s.p.a. - la cui condotta criminale ha avuto peraltro notazioni di rilievo nazionale
Tratto da Relazione allegata al decreto di Scioglimento del Consiglio Comunale di Isola delle Femmine Gazzetta Ufficiale 279 29 novembre 2012 da pag 55 a pagina 60
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