"I always said that if it happened in the field I would not have done anything, I have now changed my mind. If I will be facing another chorus racist, I will go out from the field ": Mario Balotelli says in an interview with CNN that the episode of the interruption of the match Milan-Rome, stopped by Rocchi after heavy offenses cry on the sidelines of San Siro by the ultras Giallorossi, devotes ample space. Before the news at the opening of the site. Then long insights on international news. And now the interview striker for AC Milan.

Balotelli: "The next time I leave the field buu" I like this I like this content contenutoNon 0 people like this contenutoA 0 people do not like this content Send content via e-mail Link: "I HAVE CHANGED MY MIND" – "SuperMario" had always shown convinced want to do "blind eye" about buu, insults and racist cor. "But this time I changed my mind at least in part – said 'SuperMario' American issuer -. If this happens again, I will leave the field because it is something really stupid. "

Talked out of Boateng – Immediately after the "buu" racist, Balotelli had thought of abandoning the match, but was dissuaded by Comrade Kevin Prince Boateng, the protagonist in January of a striking gesture by AC Milan in a friendly played in Busto Arsizio with the Pro Patria. "I spoke with Prince, I was about to leave but thought I wanted to go away for a few problems with the game. Then maybe we win 3-0. I said "no, if we play better and then we'll talk." Otherwise I would have left the field on Sunday. "

For the premiere of the film adaptation also director Baz Luhrmann and actress Carey Mulligan (27) (50, "Moulin Rouge!") Is expected. "The Great Gatsby" is based on the novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald. The film will be out of competition at Cannes and starts this Thursday in the German cinemas. The Film Festival in Cannes, among the most important worldwide.

Oscar winner Alexander Payne (52, "The Descendants") provides its family drama "Nebraska" before, and Steven Soderbergh (50) presents "Behind the Candelabra" Michael Douglas (68) and Matt Damon (42) as glitzy U.S. entertainer Liberace and his younger lover.

A highlight is hiding in a side series "The Bling Ring" by Sofia Coppola (42) opened the prestigious section "Un certain regard".

Polanski was arrested in Switzerland in 2009, when he tried to film festival to Zurich. U.S. authorities accused him of having abused a minor in the 1970s. After months of house arrest, he was released and has now announced his coming to Cannes where he would like to present the one based on the play "Venus in Fur".

Farhadi and the Iranians turned for the first time in France and sets out "The Past" with "The Artist" star B̩r̩nice Bejo (36) before. The content is reminiscent of Farhadi's Oscar winner "Nader and Simin РA separation": The drama tells the story of a couple who wants to get a divorce.

Instead, there are three German co-productions will be shown. Among them is "Michael Kohlhaas," the Frenchman Arnaud of Palli̬res (51) Рthe work is based on the novella by Heinrich von Kleist and shows Bruno Ganz (72) and David Kross (22). In addition to running two rows contributions from Germany Katrin Gebbes debut "Gates dances", made it into the prestigious section "Un certain regard", "Come and play" by Daria Belova in the "Semaine de la Critique".

Continental Europe generally vote "left" the country whose ethos is based on Protestantism and work. Northern Europe and the Anglo-Saxon world are all very different but more importantly, in this case, is that their "modus operandi" differs considerably from France and southern Europe.

At the same time the European Central Bank (ECB) published in April a large study whose results have surprised many people: in terms of basic economic indices (ownership and rental housing loan repayment, average income per household etc.). countries such as Spain and Greece seemed healthier than Germany, which at first sight with all the others. Thus, the net assets of households in Germany is about 51 400 euros against 113 500 euros in France, 101 900 euros in Greece, 182,700 in Spain and even 266,900 euros in Cyprus.

These disproportions are not appeared without citizen input. In some places, there is an important part of the underground economy – Greece and Italy among others. In short: with work "in black" people may have money but they do not in the budget for social and infrastructure programs. Taxes are high, but the owners of a main dwelling have large privileges. In Moscow, a tariff is applied to the apartments where only the owner is registered and another for apartments where other people live. Moreover, people refuse to kill the job 15 hours a day and prefer to receive benefits, that can live without working.

In the crisis, France looks much like its southern neighbors but it is far from brilliant in terms of budget, labor market and economic productivity. The French are outraged. A year has passed since the election of François Hollande. So what? We had record unemployment rate in 15 years, the popularity of the president has never been so low in the polls.

Of course, the reality is much more complex, but the voter, who is more in times of crisis, is not interested in the complex macroeconomic dilemmas. He looks just the price he pays for the whole European house. He does not want to know if other feeds or if others who feed. He wants to live well and peacefully.

Therefore, it scans the politicians who promise to bring her happiness quickly. Man is inclined to think well and vote. Finally, the argument "it's funny" is not in last place for the voter. This is clearly seen in Russia …

What is happening in America with the right and the left in Europe – in the absence of reasonable and respected leaders, programs made – is the result of many factors. Access to the electoral law of all those who can not appreciate what is important for the country because of the close nature of their interests and their horizon to the lower quality of the process and the policy planning . The unfortunate population of Western countries aspiring to a prosperous life for the least effort.

MILAN – was pronounced dead around 12:30 on a three year old child, Mohammed Jazib Ranjha, slipped into the river Mella in the morning. The mother, who tried to save him, and that is 26 years old, hospitalized in serious condition to the Civil Hospital of Brescia. It seems to be clear while the dynamics of the tragedy that consumed in the morning, shortly after 10. 30, on the banks of the river Mella, Castelmella. Mom and son, 25 and 2 years old, along with her sister, were walking on a country path from furnaces, where the family resides in Pakistan, leading to Castelmella, when the baby slipped into the water. The young mother dipped to save him, but was dragged by the current. Even the sister of the woman then tried to pull them out of the water, but to no avail; soup of water and in tears, followed by the shore the two bodies were dragged downstream. Then some passers-by, including a school, they realized what was happening and gave the alarm. Mom and son were dragged from the water for more than a kilometer before firefighters were able to retrieve them. Also located on site of the police and ambulance 118. The small, Mohammed, died Civil Hospital of Brescia, where his mother fighting for his life in serious condition. The woman's sister was admitted in shock. The 25 year-old husband and father of the child is in Pakistan; furnaces to live instead two other brothers of the woman.

First there was the popular uprisings in countries strangled by public debt against wage cuts and rising unemployment, and the arguments of their governments for a European release of constraints we saw then the United States, the G20, the IMF, ask the authorities of the Old Continent to act "to support demand", we even heard the European Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs, Olli Rehn, declare that respect the 3% public deficit was "less important" structural reforms, and, there is finally the government virtuous Netherlands decided to pause in the decline in public spending. Meanwhile, miraculously, this questioning of austerity has been a reinforcement in the form of two messages stamped scientific label. Reinforcement even more powerful than the messages in question are retractions, they do not invite only otherwise see the future, but also to reconsider past policies. IMF economists have confessed underestimated the recessionary impact of a lower deficit. And two influential Harvard researchers have recognized misled about the level at which public debt stifles growth … It seems that Orthodoxy has changed sides, and that Keynesianism, put into practice in an Emergency European governments at the beginning of the crisis to avoid economic collapse, returns to the pledged honor of theoretical justifications. But the most ardent supporters in France, this "turning anti-rigor" should remember that it is neither Berlin nor Brussels that we needed a rapid reduction of our deficits, but international lenders, who set the price of delays and disputes. And the spectacle of this uproar against Germany is not likely to reassure them.

Jean-Louis Borloo, President of the Union of Democrats and Independents (UDI) said it was "happy" Wednesday that President Francois Hollande takes a reassuring about the state of the Franco-German relationship. "The President spoke today (Wednesday) and it is happy. I take note of his statements where he confirmed the need for France to work with Germany," wrote the former Minister, MP North, in a statement. At a joint press conference with Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta he had received at the Elysee Palace, Francois Hollande spoke Wednesday afternoon on the recent tensions Paris-Berlin related to a draft text PS very virulent against Angela Merkel. Referring to the document which was leaked to the press last Friday, sparking a heated debate, Mr. Holland said that one had the latest version of the text where the critics have been resolved. "France and Germany, we must work together, whatever the circumstances, whatever the people who run them, regardless of the sensitivities," also said the president. In a statement, Jean-Louis Borloo said that he had sent two letters Monday, Angela Merkel, Hollande, apologizing for the first "cacophony" of the French left, and asking to speak to the second French to ease these tensions and reaffirm "the priority of Franco-German friendship."

Bayern president Uli Hoeness has stated in an interview where his money is untaxed. In 2001 he had begun excessively to speculate on the stock market and get credit for it by Adidas boss Robert Louis-Dreyfus. "In the years 2002 to 2006, I gambled correctly, I have done some night and day, these were sums that are too difficult to understand for me today, this amount was already partially extreme. That was the kick, the pure adrenaline, "Hoeness said the" time ".

But he had speculated much earlier, Hoeness said. "50 times $ 000, that was it. This was harder than all played on the exchange, during the great Internet bubble. "When the bubble burst, he had made huge losses. "That was the moment when Dreyfus was offering me, let's do something together, he would finance it. So the millions came to the account, it was always clear that the account was a gamble, nothing else. "

Hoeness left open his future as president and chairman of Bayern Munich. "In such a situation, one is naturally slightly inclined to react emotionally. If I feel that my person harms the club, I will draw conclusions. On the other hand, the association has never been athletic and economically as well as – and this I also have a large share. In any case I will resign before the final of the Champions League, "said the 61-year-old club boss.

VENICE – "The new Minister for Integration Kyenge come to Vicenza to pay a visit to the victim, with the courage to face the problems for what they are and to reiterate to everyone that there can be no integration without law." This is what invited the newly elected Minister Cecile Kyenge the President of the Veneto, Luca Zaia (League), commenting on the latch in the Vicenza area of ​​two Ghanaians alleged rapists of a young Austrian. After thanking the police for the operation Zaia says he now hoped "that the judiciary applies the Criminal Code with the utmost severity because faced with a ferocity like that there is no alternative if not zero tolerance." "I take this opportunity – continues Zaia – to remind everyone that the Veneto Region of Italy is the first for legal immigration. Who is legally and work here is welcome, but all must respect the law and those who commit crimes should be deported. Respect for the woman and her identity is one of the pillars of our Venetian culture. Who comes to us must accept this social principle and respect it without ifs or buts. "

No truce for the party workers. After five years of unit parades against the common enemy – Nicolas Sarkozy – the unions are acting their differences on the occasion of the traditional events of May 1. A little more than the end of an era: the fracture has never been deep since 2005 and the debate on the European Constitutional Treaty, when the CGT was active in the No camp and the CFDT called to vote yes.

On Wednesday, the trio reformist CFDT, CFTC and UNSA will desert the capital for a meeting in Cormontreuil, near Reims. Land "hit hard by the crisis and unemployment," they explain. They leave Paris to protest. FO will not depart from tradition and procession will share the left bank. CGT will for its share common banner with FSU and Solidarity (SUD unions), right bank.

For the CGT, May 1st is the opportunity to once again voice against Francois Hollande, a year after being asked to vote for him. "For employees, nothing has changed," says the new secretary general of the Confederation, Thierry Lepaon in a written last week President letter. He calls for "change course." This is a bad start: the executive has chosen to bury the past week the amnesty law in favor of unionists. The CGT has a second enemy: the CFDT. After months of divisions caused by the succession crisis, Bernard Thibault, the CGT effect recreates a unit cheaply by tapping the reformer plant. We even saw a CFDT flag burned in mid-March during a demonstration in the North and a few days later, her booed at the congress of the CGT representatives in Toulouse. Far from the spirit of the traditional resolution passed – barely – audit Congress advocating a "unionism together."

And reformist protesters will gather at the same table during the social conference of 20 and 21 June The balance of power is not in favor of those who shout the loudest. Election results following the reform of the representativeness of trade unions, unveiled in late March, give a slight advantage to the reformist (51%). For Thierry Lepaon, it will nevertheless speak at this conference social, "social protection level" and "pension rights". There is however no illusions and expects "divisions accentuated."

Former Interior Minister Claude Gueant denied on Tuesday any link between the payment of 500. 000 found on one of his accounts and the financing of the presidential campaign of Nicolas Sarkozy in 2007. "I've never bleached anything and I do not know how it's done," he said on Canal +.

The former UMP minister Claude Gueant, interviewed Tuesday on the discovery of a deposit of 500. 000 in his account, again denied any connection with a possible Libyan funding and assured that he had "never bleached anything" and that he knew "not how it's done." Canal +, this close to the former head of state Nicolas Sarkozy ruled "in the most categorical way: it has nothing to do with Libyan funding."

"I do not know how it's done" Le Nouvel Observateur, which is on track tables, found several surprising elements: the absence of any sale of paintings by the Dutch painter Andries van Eertvelt for such amount in 2008 and the fact that the last census a painting by this artist sale was concluded for 19. 000. In addition, according to AFP, no canvas van Eertvelt never exceeded 140. 000 at auction, and its median score is 41. 000. In 2005, one of his paintings had been offered for sale by Sotheby's and estimated between 300. 000 and 500. 000 eyuros, but she had not found a buyer. As it was observed that selling art is a classic money laundering, according to a customs official quoted by Le Canard chained, which revealed the existence of 500. 000, Mr Gueant said: "I do not know, I've never bleached, so I do not know how it's done."

"This information affect my honor" "The secret of education is more often violated," he lamented. "The information that is disseminated lead me harm, impair my honor, my struggle" is "unfair", he added. Gueant gave details of the regulations also revealed by Le Canard chained species. He cited "no more than a dozen bills" for an amount of 20 to 25. 000. Why use this cash? "Because premiums firm, such as bonuses of thousands of Interior officials were paid in cash and the system was interrupted at the Ministry of Interior later than elsewhere precisely because there were Thousands of civil servants who were interested and had to rebuild "another system.