Deaths at work are seen as the evils of a corrupt and privatized state.

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Deaths at work are seen as the evils of a corrupt and privatized state.

I was writing a reflection on Palazzina Laf, the brave, beautiful London movie about the Taranto Valley border, awarded with the David of Donatello, when the news of the new labor strike came. In Casteldaccia, Palermo, five lawnmower workers killed the mouse. The first of them was probably strangled by the sulphur gas emissions, and probably one by one his peers died falling into the poisoned pit in a generous effort to save someone who had esca…