It's been over 3 months since I came back on this beloved land of Finland. Time has been hard but I'm sure I'll find it rewarding afterward like I do find Italy now. Reading through the entries and still getting emails with questions of people going to Padova or anything related to what I went through and what I saw, is exactly that - rewarding. I feel like I did something. Even if mostly it was for my family and friends to be updated of what I'm doing there.
Sooner or later some of my information of the locations and activities are getting old. But the experience in itself never gets old. If you have any questions regarding Padova, studying abroad or any - even - personal questions, let me know about them!
I'm keeping a blog about my time after Italy (link removed, blog doesn't exist anymore), which appears to be much more challenging than keeping this blog. The shock that I experienced of being back home was at times devastating, but you gotta go through it to learn. During these months I've also got an internship place in southern Spain. So my adventurous days abroad are definitely not over. (My fierce plan is to conquer the world by seeing everything!) When the time comes, maybe there will be a blog about that as well. For the means of sharing. I'll keep my doors open :)
Lately I've been browsing through this blog, due to writing my thesis of it - and exchange blogs as a tool for contact. If you have any interesting comments or anything to say about that, I'll be more than happy to hear your thoughts. If it was you following this blog while I was actively writing, reading it sometimes or if you just found it.
Baci!
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I was in exchange in the Università degli Studi di Padova studying Visual and Performing Art, the academic year of 2007-2008. I landed on the 26th of September 2007 and left the 28th of July 2008.
loves family and friends, insalata caprese, salsa and dancing in general, culture, art, last episodes of TV shows, travelling, polaroids, warm rain, biking, writing, hugging, smiling, swimming, untouched nature, the ocean when it looks like a thoulsand diamonds strewn across a blue blanket...
listens to Imogen Heap, Jamie Cullum, Scandinavian Music Group, Edith Piaf, Ismo Alanko...
listens to Imogen Heap, Jamie Cullum, Scandinavian Music Group, Edith Piaf, Ismo Alanko...
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Component activities of organized crime, have a character secret and well organized, of which case made a social impact very negative, in many states he constituting "cancer perfidious" which weakens the power society, threaten the integrity of government, cause increase taxes which adds the price of goods, endanger safety and jobs of citizens, cause damage businesses are in competition, control by force of moneyunions,finally achieving a strong influence in the sphere of economy, social and especially political.
Romania is a mafia state with not working administration governed by organized crime.
Human trafficking in Romania is a state policy and a modern retail which feed corruption and organized crime. Organized crime is constantly looking for legitimate business that could be used as a cover.
According to data held by the Italian authorities in Roma: 85% of prostitutes in Rome are romanian woman. In Milano: eight of ten prostitutes which practice “job” in Milano are romanian woman including Ioana Visan, Berlusconi's hooker from Curtea de Arges (Curtea de Arges, pimps factory from Romania, manager: local corrupt police). Behind such companies, actually hiding network specializing in recruitment of girls who end up prostitute.
These companies are used as a mask, to support illegal activities, to wash the money, but also because leaders mobs to be seen as successful entrepreneurs.
Besides these companies, strongly related with them, in the town of Curtea de Arges-Romania exist more mafia groups(indestructible mafia groups because even the police are headed) which with the complicity of local taxi drivers, recruit, transport, and place girls to practice prostitution, girls which later are trafficked external in Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Austria, etc, by prostitution networks from Curtea de Arges.
...in Denmark, Romania is the country with the most prostitutes and according to Europol, Eurojust, The Times, CNN, the first exporter of prostitution in Europe is Romania.
"Traffico di esseri umani, rapine, usura, omicidi. Ricercati in tutta Europa, ma decisi al grande salto: il sequestro di Voghera. La vera storia dei romeni che hanno terrorizzato il Nord Italia...ha 37 anni e almeno tre identità: George Nan è quella vera, riportata nei certificati di nascita del comune di Curtea De Arges, una cittadina a 150 chilometri a nord-ovest di Bucarest, nella provincia di Pitesti" ...Francesca Folda,Panorama archivio, sulla mafia in Arges (Romania)
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