26, Italian, translator. my love for languages is probably the best thing about me (English, Español, Català, Deutsch and a bit of Nihongo-Japanese, Chinese, Italian Sign Language and Slovenian...you name it I'm trying to study 'em all LOL. :3).
great supporter of LGBTQ rights and proud member of redcardhomophobia.
Football: Barça, Xavi (my favorite player), David Villa, Pep Guardiola... _fcbarcelona_ LJ. La Roja (Spain NT). Some Ibraraptor will pop up occasionally.
XaVilla is my OTP ♥
(and also Jon Stewart/Stephen Colbert lol)
Serie A: Forza Udinese (my home-team)!! Roberto Baggio is awesome.
TV-show lover: DAILY SHOW & COLBERT REPORT, currently watching Game of Thrones, Big Bang Theory, Star Trek TOS, Sirens.
Cinephile (I'm really passionate about movies :D) & I love art & literature.
PS Sometimes I get political: reblogs about feminism, gender issues, racism and white privilege, ableism etc. may pop up. sorry if it's not your cup of tea, I'm trying to educate myself on lots of things. Comments are always welcome :)
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Creepers be creepin': (me gusta!)
Refugees in Libya: “They are killing us with machetes”
“They are killing us with knives and machetes”. This is the SOS text message that the president of Habeshia (Agency for Cooperation and Development), Mosie Zerai, received on his cell phone; it was sent to him by a group of refugees in Libya.
“These people are originally from Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia…and they are crying out for help. I keep receiving text messages describing the massacres”, the clergyman explains, “Libyans go to the houses of immigrants who are mistaken as mercenaries of the regime. Dozens of these youths have been sent back at the border by Italian authorities and that is why they ended up in Libya. Others are dying in Libyan prisons, like Mishtarah, which are now under fire, and they need help! Europe and Italy could offer them help by including them in their evacuation plan, which is already being carried out as I speak.” The priest goes on to make a heartfelt appeal: “We ask that Italy take action to save these innocent lives; and that they take into consideration the possibility of giving them (temporary) shelter in the Italian Embassy in Lybia.”
Source: Italian newspaper La Repubblica, live blog:
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