Vincenzina Santoro

Vincenzina Santoro is an international economist. She represents the
American Family Association of New York at the United Nations.


    Sadly, the International Day of Happiness is over

    25 Mar 2013 |
    tags: economics, happiness, United Nations
    The United Nations is considering an international happiness index to replace Gross Domestic Product as a measure of successful nations. Good luck!



    Constantine and the birth of religious tolerance

    11 Mar 2013 |
    tags: Christianity, history, Roman Empire
    It is exactly 1700 years since the Emperor Constantine gave official recognition to Christianity.



    Working abroad, supporting the family at home

    22 Feb 2013 |
    tags: migrant workers, Philippines, remittances
    Emigrants’ remittances are at the core of poverty alleviation in many developing countries.



    Job creation, Italian style

    17 Oct 2012 |
    tags: corporate responsibility, Italy, job creation
    Even in his last days, Angelo Corigliano took his social responsibilities seriously.



    Italy’s conscientious doctors

    3 Oct 2012 |
    tags: abortion, conscientious objection, Italy
    Up to 85 percent of gynecologists in some regions refuse to perform abortions.



    Why the UN should oppose the death penalty for everyone

    17 Jul 2012 |
    tags: abortion, death penalty, right to life, United Nations
    United Nations bureaucrats are passionate about “the right to life” – but only for criminals. How about people who are completely innocent?



    Let’s make the UN Secretary-General keep his word

    27 Jan 2012 |
    tags: abortion, United Nations
    The United Nations must be the "defender of the defenceless", says Ban Ki-moon. Why not begin with the unborn?



    “Tax me please, I’m rich!”

    18 Jan 2012 |
    tags: debt crisis, taxation, USA
    If they are so keen, why don’t they just give it to the government anyway?



    What the Wall Street protesters missed

    14 Nov 2011 |
    tags: New York, Occupy Wall Street
    Those fat cat capitalists have moved on, leaving the skyscrapers to non-profits.



    UN spurns family values in fight against AIDS

    14 Jul 2011 |
    tags: AIDS, UN
    Thirty years have passed since AIDS was first identified. Why can't the United Nations stop spouting cliches and get to the heart of the problem?


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