Mr. Enzo Bianco

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  Italy's Interior Minister Enzo Bianco specified that one of the major issues discussed this morning was creating a "multilateral accord between police forces" to fight these problems.Italy was chosen last month at a G8 summit of interior and justice ministers to lead the battle against immigrant trafficking and pedophilia.
  
  The G8 tasked Italy with coordinating a new data base on paedophilia and internet pornography, and conducting a feasibility study on creating a European border police force to curb trafficking of illegal immigrants.During today's meeting, attended by ministers from France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Lichtenstein, Bianco stressed that battling immigrant trafficking from China was a top priority.
  
  The minister also said that during the meeting he "outlined Italy's improvement over the past few years" in fighting illegal immigration.According to Bianco, Italy saw illegal entries drop dramatically last year, with the number of clandestine immigrants deported annually increasing sharply, from 7,000 in 1997 to 66,000 last year.He said that Italy's improved performance has made it Europe's leader in fighting clandestine immigration.Bianco also said that decisive actions by Switzerland and Lichtenstein were crucial to stopping money laundering, since "they have often hosted considerable amounts of capital coming from other countries".
  
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  EU proposes minimum standards for asylum seekersThe Associated Press, April 4, 2001
  
  The executive body of the European Union has adopted a proposal setting out minimum standards for the reception ofasylum applicants in member states, the EU reported Wednesday.

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  Published on: 3/19/2001    Last Visited: 9/19/2007  

  Interior Minister Enzo Bianco on Saturday issued Italy's first electronic identity card, making the Mediterranean nation the world's second country, after Finland, to introduce the IT-friendly document.
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  Bianco presented the credit-card sized ID to a 17-year-old Neapolitan student, Paolo Mossetti, to mark the final day of a global forum on e-government in Naples, which was overshadowed by violent clashes between police and anti-globalization demonstrators.

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  Published on: 9/11/2004    Last Visited: 8/17/2005  

  Committee chair Enzo Bianco, and members of opposition parties agreed not to ask.

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  Enzo Bianco, former Italian Minister of the Interior
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  "It is a matter that requires an interdisciplinary and global collaboration," the former Italian Minister of the Interior, Enzo Bianco, declared, adding that special attention will be asked of the Heads of State and of Government at the Genoa Summit concerning this theme - with measures which stimulate the development of the States of origin in order to try to arrive at the root of the problem.
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  Bianco also added that the Ministers are conscious that the legal immigration constitutes an opportunity for the G8 States, with high levels of economic development yet low birth rates.
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  Mr. Bianco indicated that there is a widespread concern regarding regionalist and nationalist types of terrorism, in particular if linked to Islamic fundamentalism.
  
  A way of intensifying the fight against terrorism would be carried out through juridical channels - notably the EU and the Commissar Antonio Vitorino-that will promote a unitary and homogenous definition of terrorism for the member-states. Mr. Bianco also announced certain concrete measures to intensify the circulation of information, which is essential for the efficiency of action and collaboration.
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  Minister Bianco stated that Italy promoted the creation of a new Databank of sites and Internet addresses concerning this specific sector.

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  Published on: 9/12/2002    Last Visited: 9/12/2002  

  Mayor Enzo Bianco

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  Enzo Bianco, the opposition head of the parliamentary committee that oversees Italy's secret services, described the American account as unbelievable. 'They talk of a car travelling at high speed, and that is not possible because there was heavy rain in Baghdad and you can't travel at speed on that road,' Bianco said. 'They speak of an order to stop, but we're not sure that happened.'

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  Published on: 4/8/2007    Last Visited: 4/8/2007  

  Interior Minister Enzo Bianco called the shooting unjustifiable and promised to bring the circumstances of the case to light.

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  Enzo Bianco, the opposition head of the parliamentary committee that oversees Italy's secret services, described the American account as unbelievable."They talk of a car traveling at high speed, and that is not possible because there was heavy rain in Baghdad and you can't travel at [high] speed on that road," Bianco said.

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  Published on: 2/1/2001    Last Visited: 4/9/2004  

  Italy plans to do a feasibility study on whether to set up a European border police modelled after a bilateral effort under way between Germany and Italy and Spain, Italian Interior Minister Enzo Bianco said Tuesday.Bianco made the announcement at the closing news conference of a one-day meeting of justice and interior ministers from the Group of Eight club of rich nations."Italy will ask Brussels to finance a feasibility study to determine whether a European border police can be set up," said Bianco."The idea stems from police co-operation between Germany, Spain and Italy."Bianco said he had closely collaborated with his German opposite number Otto Schily -- also present at the meeting -- on coordinated action, particularly in reference to illegal immigrants from Slovenia and Albania.He added that the new force -- if created -- should be made up of "police and civil servants".

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  Minister of Internal Affairs Mr Enzo BiancoFax: +39 046549534

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