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From our correspondent, Alessandro Ursic

American Gypsies

American GypsiesA journey through the lands of the Melungeons: The history of the first American colonials is almost comforting: they were Anglo-Saxons looking for their fortune, a continua...

Sweet Home Chicago

Sweet Home ChicagoThe number of homeless people is on the rise. Yet the money to house them is on the fall: from our correspondent Alessandro Ursic   For some months, in a corner of the park that’s behind his house in continua...

The Damned Go By Greyhound

The Damned Go By GreyhoundOnly the poorest use the mythical American bus line anymore: from  our correspondent Alessandro Ursic   For fans of Jack Kerouac and his journeys in On The Road, those gia continua...

The Fantastic World of George W.

The Fantastic World of George W.The small town of Crawford is Bush’s emblem of America: From our correspondent Alessandro Ursic   Five grain silos, two service stations, a track for goods trains, an continua...

The Other America

The Other AmericaInterview with Howard Zinn, the most important historian in the United States: From our correspondent Alessandro Ursic On the fiftieth anniversary of Albert Einstein’s death, Howard Zinn, the mos continua...

In search of evangelical

In search of evangelicalA quarter of Americans define themselves as “born-again Christians”. But what do they really want?: from our correspondent Alessandro Ursic   During a recent edition of his Late Night Show, the CBS anchorman Da continua...

Last Woman Standing

Last Woman StandingConchita Picciotto has been living opposite the White House since 1981 in protest against nuclear weapons: from our correspondent Alessandro Ursic   The United States have had four different presidents since 1981, rep continua...

Veterans for War

Veterans for WarMany ex-soldiers work for peace, but the majority still believes in war. Even the war in Iraq: From our correspondent Alessandro Ursic   After what they’ve seen at the front, many soldiers soften their posi continua...