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I have no words, another confirmation of the fact that "someone" is truly out of their mind ...
from Art. 2 I quote "The Notice is aimed at natural and legal persons intending to organize cultural events FREE OF CHARGE for the benefit of the Ministry ... "
Member
rest assured that some "desperate" person (in the noblest and most understanding sense of the term) who needs to enrich their CV, they will find very easily!
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ScalaQuaranta wrote:you can be sure that some "desperate" person (in the noblest and most understanding sense of the term) who needs to enrich their CV, they will find them very easily!
Damn, you know I hadn't thought of that at all... a bit like internships; you work for free but at least you can say you worked for someone (presumably) qualified... oh well!
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I am closing the discussion since the initial link has been removed from the parent site... If you want to continue the discussion anyway, let me know and I will reopen it.
Moderator
I found this "replica" from which one can understand something about the initial link, which I had read ...
http://it.ibtimes.com/articles/68956/20140729/bando-mibact-franceschini-cultura-siae.htm
"This Notice is aimed at natural and legal persons intending to organize cultural events free of charge for the Ministry, excluding partisan or political organizations".
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I reopened the discussion... let's see if there will be any interventions.
Moderator
This is "interesting"
In practice, to participate in cultural events and initiatives, the candidate must also pay copyright fees as the proposer of those same events, with fixed rates ranging from ā¬73.40 to ā¬425.80. So, one cannot say that the Italian State does not care about creating work for Italian citizens: they just have to pay, and there is plenty of work indeed.
