Here is the finished article, business version:
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The present perfect tense is the bane of many an Italian striving to learn the English language. Us
Things are boiling away over in the comments on my post on Speeding and other traffic fines in Italy as a result of yet more motorists being caught out by the Pisa ZTL honey trap.
The Guardian online has also written about this issue, and in response to an email I sent the newspaper, is looking into the matter. But Italy does not care.
Cara Jo, a fellow blogger from over the pond, was a little disappointed to see that I had not written about Italy’s current state of non-government. Well, I’ve decided to attempt to explain the current political situation in Italy.
Travelling on Italy’s autostrade, or motorways, can be quite an expensive business, for example for truck drivers the cost from northern Italy to to costs around 70 Euros, but in another classic Italian fiddle, budget tickets were made available.
It does look as if Italy has started to get really tough on tax evasion. When Italy’s technocrat Prime Minister Mario Monti took over from
Fewer and fewer people are choosing Italy as a vacation destination according to a recent article in the Sunday edition of Corriere Della Sera.
Coming back on the train from Genoa yesterday, I read our friend Cristina’s copy of Internazionale, an Italian news magazine which contains articles from major media sources from around the world that have been translated in to Italian.
I grew up in the middle of nowhere. My parents liked to live well off the beaten track. As a result of this both my
