Italy? The GAG LAW shut up the Information.

Interceptions, President Napolitano warned "A random calls not to sign"

The world of information will stop the day the final approval of the bill (probably July 9). "We must prevent the system back in 1925. Palamara: "Police and judges in their knees." People breaches in Palazzo Grazioli

ROME - "The professionals of the request to the president not to sign often speak nonsense.

Words, those of Napolitano, who seem to call into question directly IDV and in particular its leader Antonio Di Pietro, who said: "We have neither intention nor especially time to argue with the Head of State. Rather, we reiterate that the responsibility for this law is the Berlusconi government and its major complications. Meanwhile continued mobilization against what has been called the "gag law." The day of silence will coincide with information on final approval of the bill. On July 9, most likely.

The National Press launches Federational mobilization against the measure approved today at a Senate. A set of rules that the journalists' union sees as a serious threat to the independence and freedom of information. We must "stop this law before it becomes final - national secretary warns Franco Siddi - that expropriate the property of citizens inalienable right to know. We're just at the beginning of a very hard fight for freedom, we must prevent the return The provisions of '25. " Black out information but not all. "We also asked publishers to publish on Friday and Saturday in a white page with a notice warning signs that you created - reveals Siddi - at our expense we will do well on some foreign newspapers, because this is a matter that affects Convention on human rights internationally.''

And the response of publishers soon followed. "The Italian Federation of Newspaper Publishers Strongly protest to approve the wiretapping bill by the Senate," it said in a document that calls Fieg to publish the papers tomorrow. "The text approved by the Senate does not achieve the stated aim of protecting privacy, but merely an effect of intimidation against the press. We are demonstrating the heavy penalties to publishers." And make their voices heard also the judges. The same set, along with journalists, as "the lobby that is opposed to the bill." For president Luca Palamara dell'Anm the main problems related to the duration of the interception: "The 75 days are extended 72 hours, a stretch that re-pressing the same problems in the prosecution of chaos when these extensions will be made."

According Palamara stakes posed by the new bill "completely empty tool intercepted and their knees not only judges but also the police." "How Anm we need to hear our voices again, informing the public on what are the activities of the judiciary and investigators. I think it is due - claims the president of the robes - to know what are the implications of these rules, or the strong limitations that will suffer the investigation. " Negative because the reaction of consumers. "The Government has pursued the text on interceptions, confirms, once again, will, in our country, to bestow favors and gifts to corrupt, cheats and criminals," he says in a statement Federconsumatori. The mobilization continues with sit-ins and demonstrations.

In the afternoon, the Greens have set up a garrison before the Chamber of Deputies, with lots of banner-shaped gag. In the evening, the purple people held a vigil in the square began and continued Deputies in Palazzo Grazioli. Berlusconi had just returned from a dinner with the new Knights of Labor at Villa Miani when the protesters reached the area where it has its Roman residence. "The Constitution does not touch, will defend the fight," chanted. They sang "Hello Beautiful" clapping his hands. And displayed banners with the words "The Mafia thanks", "Partisans of the third millennium", "Freedom comes with the Resistance."

The home of the prime minister was surrounded by police who cordoned off the Plebiscite. Some demonstrators were lying on the asphalt in front of the residence of the Prime Minister and the police blocked traffic from Piazza Venezia.