Source: www.step1magazine.it/
LONDON - Piergaetano Marchetti, president of the jury of the international press Maria Grazia Cutuli 2008, announced during a press conference at the Hall of Montanelli via Solferino, the winners of 'This year, the fourth (for the first time organized by the Fondazione Onlus Cutuli). The prize for the foreign press has been assigned to the writer and Israeli journalist Nahum Barnea, a columnist for the newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth in 1989 and winner in 2007, the Israel Prize for Journalism. The prize in the Italian press went to Monica Maggioni, sent Tg1, "for his ability to transform his reporting on stories compelling, is that stories of the war in Iraq or the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, whether it be with us between the lines of American politics and society. "
The prize for emerging Sicilian journalist was awarded to 29 year-old Vincenzo Marannano. According to the adjudicators, Marannano "it is particularly distinguished by its articles on the Mafia and the vices of power in Sicily, published in the monthly S, the magazine that since the end of 2007, explores the issues related to the fight against the Mafia. Intense its attention, since January 2008, the most important facts and events connected with the mafia clan led by boss Salvatore and Sandro Lo Piccolo. " For a further submission
Vincent Marannano, preparing Il Giornale di Sicilia ", read here:
http://gerypa.blogspot.com/2008/11/un-tale-marannano.html
occasion have also been announced the winner of the thesis, which was won Francesco Marone, University of Pavia, with his thesis on "The politics of suicide attacks: the Palestinian case, for the Ghirardelli Francesca degree and Clare last for three-year degree.
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