see more scenes from the streets to reach North Africa in fervor and more make their way in me the bitterness of how certain events, which are identical in their characteristics as only death known to be equal for all, may be treated quite differently.
Africa is a continent of immense would be sufficient to take any map for realizing it, we just read a bit like 'around how many outbreaks of bloody war in those territories. But the West, you know, has two eyes for binocular, exploring everything present in those circles of land where the tip of his eye, and who can not look beyond the circumference of that pair of lenses.
clear: I do not want to pretend to be an expert on the history of geopolitics in Africa, which are already sufficient for many fake experts out to the fore in recent weeks. And do not even want to run the mistake of underestimating the importance of the riots that are putting an end to undemocratic regimes in Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Morocco and who knows where else yet. But there are other African countries ravaged by conflicts in that continent, many of them bordering on the same Countries that have gained the front pages of international politics in the last month: Chad, for example, and from which are emigrating en masse to Europe, or the Sudan, a fresh all secession appianerà difficult disagreements. Then there are Ethiopia, Senegal, Uganda, Somalia not to mention is that for years without any government, and unfortunately still many other civil wars that make the entire continent, not black as told in books and songs but red, ruddy indeed.
I do not want morality to anyone, because one already enough for those 30-second public service announcements that arrive from time to time in our homes through television, maybe now pranzo facendo finta di levarci l'appetito.
Volevo solo notare come nel mondo globalizzato del terzo millennio, ancora non si riesce ad arrivare con lo sguardo oltre la riva posta di fronte al mare che bagna la nostra penisola.
Ma mi facessero il piacere.
