Spending Fiesta Is Over for Spain
THE SUNDAY TIMES: The country threatens Europe with a new debt crisis as its once vibrant economy falters, inflicting a painful human toll

Job losses has already provoked protests and is likely to worsen. Photo: The Sunday Times
Each day Joaquim Vizcaino, a 26-year-old Madrid University graduate, goes on the internet to look for a job. In the past six months he has had only one day’s work, as a driver, and he is getting desperate.

His girlfriend Letizia pays the £600-a-month rent on their two-room flat in the sprawling suburbs of Madrid and has supported him since he lost a job in marketing. Now she is beginning to lose patience.

“She keeps on telling me to go out and get a job,” he said with a grin as he drove her car to a doctor’s surgery on Friday for blood tests to find out why he has been losing weight. It might be stress: “I can’t even get a job as a waiter.”

Spain’s 20% unemployment — it is double that among the 16 to 25-year-olds — is surpassed in Europe only by Lithuania’s and is inflicting a painful human toll on what was once called the “Iberian tiger”, one of the most vibrant and dynamic countries of the European Union.

“For many years we lived extremely well,” said Ramon Tamames, a distinguished professor of economics at Madrid University, referring to a decade of extraordinary growth fuelled by low-cost loans from Europe.

“They were some of the best years in Spain’s history,” he added. “Now the party is over.” Read on and comment >>> Matthew Campbell | Sunday, June 20, 2010

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Reichste Frau Europas will ihre Tochter klagen
KRONEN ZEITUNG: Die 87 Jahre alte L'Oréal-Hauptaktionärin Liliane Bettencourt geht im Familienstreit um ihre angebliche Unzurechnungs-fähigkeit in die Offensive. Die reichste Frau Europas will nun ihre einzige Tochter Françoise klagen. Diese soll hinter einer illegalen Abhöraktion gegen ihre Mutter stecken.

Françoise Bettencourt-Meyers wirft ihrer Mutter hingegen vor, nicht ganz bei Sinnen zu sein und mit Geld um sich zu werfen. Allein der mit ihr befreundete Fotograf François-Marie Banier erhielt Geschenke im Wert von 993 Millionen Euro.

Vor einigen Tagen war bekannt geworden, dass ein Hausangestellter über Monate hinweg mit einem Diktiergerät die Privatgespräche der alten Dame belauscht hat. Die Aufzeichnungen ließ er der Tochter zukommen. Diese will sie als Beweis für die Unzurechnungsfähigkeit ihrer Mutter verwenden. >>> | Samstag, 19. Juni 2010

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Dominique de Villepin Launches New French Political Party
THE TELEGRAPH: The man who hopes to depose President Nicolas Sarkozy in 2012 has launched his new political party.

Observers consider that Mr Sarkozy has fared badly from the trial while Mr de Villepin has avoided any knock-out blows. Photo: The Telegraph
France's former prime minister, Dominique de Villepin, deployed the grandiose rhetoric for which he is famous as he addressed supporters attending the launch of Republique Solidaire.

"All those in our country who are overwhelmed by fatalism, by cynicism or by indifference can look at us here and know that something has been reborn in France, something that, in the coming months, will not fail to grow," he said.

"Because at the heart of our history there is an ambition stronger than politics [–] there is the love of France."

He added: "our destiny is in our own hands."

Referring to his hero General de Gaulle, who[se] wartime rallying call to occupied France 70 years ago was marked this weekend, Mr de Villepin: added: "In 1940 men, women, young and not so young responded to the call of an unknown general ready to abandon everything, their homes, their land, to attain once more what was essential.

"Today let us take up once more that torch of republican loyalty. Let us take up once more the torch of justice and liberty." >>> Kim Willsher in Paris | Saturday, June 19, 2010


Dominic De [sic] Villepin and the Clash of Class for 'le droit'
THE TELEGRAPH: Domenique de Villepin launched his new party with claims to offer an alternative to his arch rival, Nicolas Sarkozy.

Dominique de Villepin is France's modern day renaissance man. The former prime minister is perfectly capable of running the country while penning poetry, dashing off a couple of history books, philosophising in three languages and looking like a political pin up from central casting.

Nicolas Sarkozy is as near as it is possible to be to his polar opposite – brash, often irascible, from an immigrant background and with none of Mr de Villepin’s aloof grandeur.

As the two leading figures of the French Right, they have been forced together where necessary in the past, but they are much more comfortable at daggers drawn.

Now, the lofty disdain that Mr de Villepin feels for his more down-to-earth rival is about to split French politics in half as he embarks on what everybody in France believes is his attempt to prise the French presidency from Mr Sarkozy and seize it for himself. >>> Kim Willsher in Paris | Saturday, June 19, 2010

The Arrogant and Insensitive Tony Hayward! US Anger as BP Oil Spill Chief Tony Hayward Watches His Yacht Sail Round the Isle of Wight
THE TELEGRAPH: BP chief executive Tony Hayward has come under fire in the US for taking a break from the Gulf oil clean-up to watch his boat sail in a yacht race off the Isle of Wight.

BP chief executive Tony Hayward's boat Bob sails in a yacht race off the Isle of Wight. Photo: The Telegraph
In a statement, BP described the outing as "a rare moment of private time" and said that "no matter where he is, he is always in touch with what is happening within BP" and can direct recovery operations if required.

But Mr Hayward, who has come under fire for verbal gaffes that some said suggested he was tone-deaf to the mood in America, was immediately criticised in the US.

Rahm Emanuel, chief of staff to President Barack Obama, said it was another “gaffe” by the BP chief executive. “Well, to quote Tony Hayward, he’s got his life back, as he would say,” he told ABC television. “And I think we can all conclude that Tony Hayward is not going to have a second career in PR consulting. This has just been part of a long line of PR gaffes and mistakes.”

He added: “There’s really a substance here that matters. That’s clearly a PR mistake, but he’s made a number of those mistakes. What’s important is: are we capping the well? Are we capturing the oil? Are we containing the cleanup? Are we filing the claims? Are we also cleaning up the mess? That’s what’s important.”

Richard Shelby, Republican senator for the Gulf state of Alabama, said during a tour of areas affected by the spill: "People here are not on their yachts today.

"I believe it's the height of arrogance. He is the chief executive of BP, he was testifying in Washington and now he's going out on his yacht in England. That yacht should be here, skimming and cleaning up the oil." >>> Philip Sherwell | Saturday, June 19, 2010

Nonsense and Dhimmitude from Cristina Odone: It's Not In Our Interest to Ban the Burka
TELEGRAPH BLOGS – CRISTINA ODONE: Religious tolerance – and I mean of Muslims, too – is not only right, it is in our interest. When I read that Barcelona has become the latest European city to ban the burka in civic buildings, I shudder. Is there a faster way to create an “us” against “them” mentality? There are 300,000 (out of a population of 1.5 million) Muslims in Barcelona. Their reaction to such diktats will be twofold: resentment with an attendant sense of victimhood; and further segregation of women. Given that they will no longer be able to ensure their wives’ and daughters’ modesty (as they see it), Muslims may keep them behind locked doors.

An outcome to cheer about? Of course not. And Britons should be congratulating themselves for not having embarked on similar measures here.

Perhaps one of the reasons Britain has been spared the burka ban is that many non-Muslims have experienced intolerance, and decided they don’t like it. Once you hear that a BA employee and an NHS nurse were stopped from wearing a crucifix to work because such expressions of faith are inappropriate in our multicultural society, the appetite to ban a religious symbol wanes. Read on and comment >>> Cristina Odone | Saturday, September 19, 2010

Iran Cleric Says Dogs "Unclean" and Not to Be Kept as Pets
REUTERS: A senior Iranian cleric has decreed dogs are "unclean" and should not be kept as pets -- a move aimed at discouraging Western-style dog ownership in the Islamic state, a newspaper reported on Saturday.

Dogs are considered "unclean" under Islamic tradition but, while relatively rare in Iran, some people do keep them as pets.

By issuing a fatwa -- a religious ruling -- Grand Ayatollah Naser Makarem Shirazi has sent a clear message that this trend must stop.

"Friendship with dogs is a blind imitation of the West," he was quoted as saying in Javan daily. "There are lots of people in the West who love their dogs more than their wives and children."

Guard dogs and sheep dogs are considered acceptable under Islamic law but Iranians who carry dogs in their cars or take them to public parks can be stopped by police and fined.

The Koran does not explicitly prohibit contact with dogs, Shirazi said, but Islamic tradition showed it to be so. "We have lots of narrations in Islam that say dogs are unclean." Read on and comment >>> Robin Pomeroy, Tehran; Editing: Matthew Jones | Saturday, June 19, 2010

Schwedens Kronprinzessin hat sich getraut
SCHWEIZER FERNSEHEN: Kronprinzessin Victoria und ihr ehemaliger Fitnesstrainer Daniel Westling haben sich das Jawort gegeben. Eindrücke von Nicole Berchtold, SF-Sonderkorrespondentin, Stockholm.

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Pre-Wedding Concert for Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden & Mr. Daniel Westling - Finale

Victoria und Daniel heiraten: Ein Ja-Wort, zum Heulen schön
Bild: Stern.de
STERN.DE: Eine Heirat, die wirklich zu Herzen ging: Trotz aller Etikette war die Hochzeit von Victoria von Schweden und Daniel Westling zum Heulen schön. Denn beiden war anzumerken: Es ist Liebe. Von Jens Maier

Die Nervosität war ihm sichtbar anzumerken. Als seine Braut ihm den Ehering ansteckte, zitterte seine ganze Hand. Immer wieder versuchte sie, ihn zu beruhigen, streichelte seine Hand. Doch die Anspannung, sie fiel erst mit einer Träne von ihm ab: Nachdem Kronprinzessin Victoria von Schweden ihm das Ja-Wort geben hatte, wischte er sich ein Tränchen unter seiner großen Hornbrille hervor. Und das schwedische Publikum, das draußen vor der Tür die Zeremonie verfolgte, wusste in diesem Moment: Ja, der ist der richtige für unsere Victoria.

Der Bürgerliche Daniel Westling und Schwedens Kronprinzessin Victoria haben am Samstag in der Stockholmer Domkirche geheiratet - auf den Tag genau 34 Jahre nach der Hochzeit von Königin Silvia und König Carl Gustaf von Schweden. Zehn amtierende Monarchen, der Hochadel aus ganz Europa und die Familie von Daniel Westling haben der Zeremonie beigewohnt. Mehr als 200.000 Menschen säumten die Straßen der Hauptstadt um dem jungen Brautpaar zuzujubeln. Die Hochzeit ist der Triumph einer großen Liebe, die viele Hürden überwinden musste. Eine Liebe gegen alle Widerstände >>> Von Jens Maier | Samstag, 19. Juni 2010

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THE TELEGRAPH: Sweden's fairytale royal wedding: The Swedish Crown Princess Victoria has tied the knot with Daniel Westling, her former personal trainer, in the country's long-awaited royal wedding. >>> Nick Squires | Saturday, June 19, 2010

THE TIMES: Sweden celebrates wedding of Crown Princess Victoria: Swedes lined the streets of Stockholm today as Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden married her former personal trainer. >>> Marcus Oscarsson, Stockholm | Saturday, June 19, 2010


LE FIGARO: Victoria de Suède s'offre 
un mariage très fastueux >>> Par Constance Jamet | Samedi 19 Juin 2010

La princesse Victoria de Suède se marie dans un cortège de polémiques
La Suède s'apprête à célébrer l'union de la princesse Victoria et de Daniel Westling. Mais le peuple suédois boude : la monarchie n'a plus son soutien, les hôtels sont vides et le faste de la cérémonie dérange. Photo : Le Monde
LE MONDE: Stockholm est en état de siège et de liesse pour ce qui est considéré sur place comme l'événement "people" de la décennie : le mariage ce samedi 19 juin de la princesse héritière Victoria. Née le 14 juillet 1977, descendante du maréchal d'empire Jean-Baptiste Bernadotte, Victoria épousera Daniel Westling, désormais prince du Västergötland, que l'on peut maintenant appeler plus simplement prince Daniel, par ailleurs homme du peuple et patron d'une chaîne de clubs de remise en forme.

Depuis des jours, les rues sont pavoisées sur le parcours que va emprunter le cortège surveillé par une soixantaine de caméras de la télévision publique samedi après-midi. Les invités couronnés sont arrivés des quatre coins d'Europe. Les Suédois ont suivi depuis des années les péripéties du couple, tenus en haleine au gré des unes des magazines sur les bouderies, séparations, réconciliations.

Les reporters royaux ont laissé comprendre que Daniel n'était peut-être pas le bienvenu au sein de la famille royale. Victoria a imposé sa volonté. C'est une très belle histoire. Les Suédois respirent. Ils adorent cette jeune femme simple et forte, même si leur fond social-démocrate leur dit bien qu'il est injuste et antidémocratique qu'elle ne soit pas libre de choisir son destin, à l'égal de toutes les jeunes filles suédoises. >>> Par Olivier Truc, Stockholm, correspondance | Samedi 19 Juin 2010

Kronprinzessin heiratet Fitnesstrainer
SCHWEIZER FERNSEHEN: Victoria, Kronprinzessin von Schweden, gibt dem bürgerlichen Daniel Westling das Jawort. Das Paar heiratet vor fast Tausend Gästen im Stockholmer Dom. Einschätzungen von Nicole Berchtold, SF-Sonderkorrespondentin, Stockholm.

Barack Obama Calls for Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi to Be Freed
THE TELEGRAPH: Barack Obama called on the Burma regime to free Nobel Peace laureate Aung San Suu Kyi in a message sending best wishes for her 65th birthday.

The US president hailed the Burmese opposition leader's "determination, courage, and personal sacrifice in working for human rights and democratic change" as she marks her birthday Saturday under house arrest in Yangon.

The military regime has kept Ms Suu Kyi in detention for almost 15 years and she has been barred from running in upcoming elections that critics have denounced as a sham aimed at entrenching the generals' power.

"I wish to convey my best wishes to Aung San Suu Kyi, the world's only imprisoned Nobel Peace laureate, on the occasion of her 65th birthday on June 19," Obama said in his message.

"I once again call on the Burmese government to release Aung San Suu Kyi and all political prisoners immediately and unconditionally and to allow them to build a more stable, prosperous Burma that respects the rights of all its citizens." >>> | Friday, June 18, 2010

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'Reckless' BP Blamed by Partner for Oil Spill
THE TELEGRAPH: Oil giant BP came under further pressure on Saturday after one of its partners said the company's "gross negligence or wilful misconduct" were to blame for the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Anadarko Petroleum, which owns a quarter of the ruptured Deepwater Horizon well, has refused to accept any blame for the explosion that killed 11 workers and sparked America's worst environmental disaster.

The company's chairman and chief executive Jim Hackett insisted in a statement that BP should foot the entire bill for the environmental and economic damage caused by the blow out.

Mr Hackett said: "Frankly, we are shocked. BP's behaviour and actions likely represent gross negligence or wilful misconduct."

He said that "mounting evidence clearly demonstrates" that the disaster that led to the explosion and sinking of a drilling rig and the deaths of 11 workers "was preventable and the direct result of BP's reckless decisions and actions." >>> Patrick Sawer | Saturday, June 19, 2010

Al hamdu lillah! Attitudes Harden in Liberal Barcelona towards Wearing Islamic Dress
Hostility in Barcelona towards Islamic dress can manifest itself as verbal abuse. Photo: The Times
THE TIMES: She walks through the narrow streets in the beating summer sun, covered from head to toe in a black burka, with only her eyes and nose showing through a niqab. In front her two daughters wear bright red versions of the same Islamic garb, save for their faces peeping out for the world to see.

But these are not the streets of Islamabad or Kabul, rather Barcelona — supposedly one of the most liberal, anything-goes places in Europe. This is the city with one of the biggest gay communities on the Continent. It was where Picasso and Dalí learnt their craft and it plays host to the antics of the avant-garde theatre troupe Fura dels Baus.

However, when pressed on the question of the right to wear the veil, the mood is rather less laid-back. A passer-by in the street shouts at the Muslim woman: “Why don’t you stand up for women? You are prisoners of men.”

Beyond the jibes the attitude in Spain’s second city towards the niqab or the face-covering burka appears to be hardening.

Last week, Jordi Hereu, the Socialist Mayor, announced that it would be the first large city in Europe to ban the the full veil in public buildings. Anyone in a burka or niqab will be unwelcome in council offices, libraries or state kindergartens. Read on and comment >>> | Saturday, June 19, 2010

It is becoming increasingly obvious that many European countries such as Belgium, Switzerland, Spain and France are prepared to take a stand against women being enslaved and suppressed by their husbands, religion, and culture. It is such a pity that the mealy-mouthed British, the spineless British perhaps more accurately, cannot make a stand for the rights of women, and fight for their Judeo-Christian civilization. It would appear that the British are prepared to allow the culture of the desert to supersede the culture of the greatest civilization that this world has ever known: Judeo-Christian civilization. – © Mark

THE TIMES: Barcelona bans burkas from public spaces: Barcelona became the first big Spanish city to ban the use of the Islamic veil in public spaces. Jordi Hereu, the city’s mayor, signed a decree banning the burka and niqab in council buildings, crèches and libraries. >>> Graham Keeley, Madrid | Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Tea and Coffee Reduce Heart Disease Risk, Study Suggests
THE TELEGRAPH: Regularly drinking tea and coffee can significantly reduce the risk of developing heart disease, one of the biggest studies of its kind suggests.

Researchers found that moderate consumption of both drinks can reduce your chance of death from a heart attack by at least a fifth.

At the same time, it showed that risks for other diseases such as stroke were not increased.

"Our results found the benefits of drinking coffee and tea occur without increasing risk of stroke or death from all causes," said Dr Yvonne van der Schouw, professor of chronic disease at the University Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands.

For the research her team studied tea and coffee consumption among 37,514 people, and followed the participants for 13 years to monitor heart disease and death.

They found that tea had the biggest impact on heart disease but that all but heavy consumption of coffee was also beneficial.

Those who drink between three and six cups are 45 per cent less likely to suffer coronary problems compared to people who had less than one cup daily, a study found. >>> Richard Alleyne, Science Correspondent | Friday, June 18, 2010

Nicolas Sarkozy and Carla Bruni Meet Prince of Wales as They Visit Britain
THE TELEGRAPH: French President Nicolas Sarkozy made a symbolic visit to London today to mark the 70th anniversary of General Charles de Gaulle's radio broadcast urging his nation to resist the Nazi occupation of France.



The Prince of Wales greeted Mr Sarkozy and his wife, Carla Bruni, as they arrived at Clarence House during a day of official engagements to commemorate the historic milestone.

The Prince and the president jointly laid a wreath at the statues of King George VI and his wife Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, in The Mall.

Charles and Mr Sarkozy went on to lay wreaths at the statue of General de Gaulle in Carlton Gardens while Ms Bruni looked on.
The Prince's wreath said: "In special memory of Franco-British solidarity 70 years ago."

On June 18, 1940, General de Gaulle appealed to his countrymen over the BBC airwaves. >>> | Friday, June 18, 2010

Strauss-Kahn "très confiant" pour l'économie de l'Espagne à moyen terme
Dominique Strauss-Kahn et le premier ministre espagnol José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero lors d'une conférence de presse, vendredi 18 juin. Photo : Le Monde
LE MONDE: Le directeur général du Fonds monétaire international (FMI) Dominique Strauss-Kahn s'est déclaré vendredi "très confiant" dans les perspectives de l'économie espagnole à "moyen-long terme", après un entretien à Madrid avec José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn a estimé que l'Espagne se redresserait "à condition que les efforts qui doivent être faits soient faits". "Ce que je vois aujourd'hui, c'est que ces efforts sont en cours", a-t-il ajouté à propos des mesures de réduction des déficits publics et réformes structurelles annoncées par le gouvernement espagnol. >>> LeMonde.fr | Vendredi 18 Juin 2010

G-20-Länder: Obama warnt vor zu raschem Sparkurs
FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG: Post vom amerikanischen Präsidenten: Barack Obama hat in einem Brief die Regierungschefs anderen großen Industrienationen vor übertriebenen Sparmaßnahmen gewarnt. Die Kürzung öffentlicher Ausgaben könne die Erholung der Weltwirtschaft erheblich gefährden. Deutsche Ökonomen reagierten skeptisch auf die Vorwürfe.

Der amerikanische Präsident Barack Obama hat die großen Industrie- und Schwellenländer davor gewarnt, die Erholung der Weltwirtschaft durch übereilte Sparmaßnahmen zu gefährden. Mittelfristig müssten die Schuldenquoten stabilisiert werden. Man dürfe jedoch nicht „die Fehler der Vergangenheit wiederholen, als der Konjunkturstimulus zu früh zurückgezogen wurde, was neue wirtschaftliche Not und Rezession zur Folge hatte“, schrieb Obama in einem Brief an die Staats- und Regierungschefs der zwanzig wichtigsten Volkswirtschaften (G 20).

Damit deuten sich gut eine Woche vor dem G-20-Gipfeltreffen im kanadischen Toronto transatlantische Differenzen über die Fiskalpolitik an. In Europa hat Deutschland als erstes großes Land ein Sparpaket vorgelegt, das den Abbau der Defizite um 80 Milliarden Euro in den kommenden vier Jahren vorsieht. >>> Von Philip Plickert | Freitag, 18. Juni 2010

Richard Holbrooke in Berlin: „Unser engster Partner ist Deutschland“
FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG: Richard Holbrooke hat Deutschland für die zivilen Bemühungen in Afghanistans als engsten Verbündeten bezeichnet. Weiter sagte der amerikanische Sonderbotschafter, die afghanischen Bodenschätze beschäftigten Washington schon lange.

Das Thema der afghanischen Bodenschätze beschäftigt die amerikanische Regierung schon seit Monaten. Das machte der Beauftragte Washingtons für Afghanistan und Pakistan, Richard Holbrooke, am Freitag in Berlin deutlich. Holbrooke wies in einem Gespräch mit mehreren deutschen Medien, darunter dieser Zeitung, auf die Bedeutung dieses Themas für Afghanistan hin. Er sei darüber mit Außenministerin Clinton seit Monaten im Gespräch, ebenso mit dem zuständigen Beamten im Pentagon.

Für die zivilen und diplomatischen Bemühungen um eine Stabilisierung Afghanistans bezeichnete der amerikanische Diplomat die Bundesregierung als engste Verbündete. Zugleich appellierte er an Deutschland, trotz seiner Haushaltsschwierigkeiten an seinen entwicklungspolitischen Zusagen in der Region festzuhalten. >>> F.A.Z./löw. | Freitag, 18. Juni 2010

Islam: Anrainer kämpfen gegen Moscheen
DIE PRESSE: In Graz und Wien sorgen Pläne für Moscheen und islamische Kulturzentren für Aufregung, auch wegen der Wahlen im Herbst. Bürgerinitiativen bringen das Thema Islam auf die Agenda.

Graz/Wien. Die Wogen gehen hoch in Floridsdorf und der Grund dafür ist – wieder einmal – ein islamisches Kulturzentrum. Nach viel sieht es noch nicht aus in dem alten Industriebau an der Ecke Rappgasse/ Koloniestraße, den der türkische Verein Atib dafür auserkoren hat. Die 150 Teilnehmer einer Bürgerversammlung, die gestern emotional über die Initiative diskutiert haben, finden sich in einer schmucklosen Fabrikhalle wieder, der Putz bröckelt von den Wänden, Lüftungsrohre ragen aus der Decke. Nur eine Gebetstreppe zeugt von der Verwendung des Raumes.

Dass die Baupolizei ankündigt, wegen des Zustands der Bausubstanz bis auf weiteres regelmäßige Vereinsaktivitäten in dem Gebäude zu untersagen und eine Strafe gegen den Verein erwägt, der dort schon seit April regelmäßig Gebete mit mehreren 100 Personen abhält, freut die „Bürgerinitiative Rappgasse“. Diese Gruppe von Anrainern kämpft gegen das Kulturzentrum, in dem neben Gebeten auch Religionsunterricht, ein Gemischtwarenhandel und ein Kindergarten Platz finden soll – man fürchtet den Lärm, Parkplatzmangel und die Entstehung einer Parallelgesellschaft in der bisher so ruhigen Rappgasse. Ein Minarett ist bei dem Kulturzentrum übrigens nicht geplant. >>> Klaus Höfler, Erich Kocina und Georg Renner (Die Presse) | Donnerstag, 17. Juni 2010