イタリアの経済危機による失業で2012年には30人近くの人が失業を苦にして焼身自殺
La crisis agrava los suicidios en Italia
Dos hombres italianos mueren después de quemarse a lo bonzo en menos de 24 horas
Lucia Magi Bolonia 20 AGO 2012 - 14:24 CET
The crisis worsens suicides in Italy
Two Italian men die after burning to bonzo in less than 24 hours
Lucia Magi Bologna 20 AGO 2012 - 14:24 CET
On Sunday, an unemployed 48-year bonzo is burned in a field on the outskirts of Turin, northern Italy. Police found his body next to a bottle with flammable liquid and debris on the floor where he lived alone, a note describing the reasons for his suicide had lost his job and had failed to find another. A similar case occurred last August 11 in Rome, opposite the Congress of Deputies in the Italian capital. Shortly after midnight, Angelo Di Carlo, a former worker of 54 years who had lost his job with flammable liquid was sprayed, pulled out a lighter and set himself on fire. Although the carabinieri got extinguish, Di Carlo did not survive his injuries. He died last night, eight days after being hospitalized as a result of burns presenting in 85% of his body.
Di Carlo was a widower and was engaged in a lawsuit against his brothers for an inheritance. In his backpack were two letters, one to his lawyer and another for his son, who left a legacy of 160 euros.
The wave of suicides has increased in Italy in recent months. At least thirty have been recorded so far this year.
The economic crisis shaking Europe - Italy in the first line, from three years ago, has undermined the economic basis of life of many people. In Italy, suicides allegedly linked to economic difficulties increased 52%, from 123 in 2005 to 187 in 2010, according to the police (when recorded suicide should be noted in the record the alleged motivation).
The suicides allegedly linked to economic difficulties increased 52%
The phenomenon is manifested most strongly in spring, leaving the country shocked and dismayed when a long series of entrepreneurs and unemployed took their lives. Many did so in private. Others, however, did so on the street giving his act a hint of protest or accusation against institutions. The newspapers then began talking about "suicide by the economic crisis." In some demonstrations against the labor reform approved by the Government, appeared shirts with the text: "Fornero [Secretary of Labor] killer". The tension was very high. Unions and associations of entrepreneurs, unusually united - demanded more attention and sensitivity on the subject. In some cities were born and phone consultations to support workers with difficulties.
The largest number of deaths occurred in the Veneto, the "locomotive of Italy," the region in the nineties was the engine of economic growth of the country, especially by a diffuse network of small businesses stubborn. In the past three years, committed suicide there 30 entrepreneurs for reasons related to their work: declines in orders, lack of credit from banks or debt.
In spring the phenomenon was extended to other parts of Italy, in cities like Catania (Sicily) and Rome. A 58 year old construction worker opened the sad litany of deaths in Bologna, in northern Iraq. On March 28, locked herself in her car in the large parking lot in front of the tax office of your city and caught fire. When the vehicle was able to remove 95% of his body burned. He died nine days later in a hospital bed. The letters he left his wife said they could not bear the burden of a debt to the Treasury.
Despite the headlines and reading more immediate, psychologists warn: "People do not commit suicide by the crisis - Manuela says Colombari, president of the College of Psychologists of Emilia Romagna, Bologna -. It is not just for the debts or bankruptcy of his company. Suicide is the result of many factors very intimate. Is the support network, the social network, which has dwindled and left them alone. And we need to act on this. All ".
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