Vincenzina Santoro

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

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What the Wall Street protesters missed

Vincenzina Santoro | 14 Nov 2011

Those fat cat capitalists have moved on, leaving the skyscrapers to non-profits.

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UN spurns family values in fight against AIDS

Vincenzina Santoro | 14 Jul 2011

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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Europe for Families, Families for Europe

Vincenzina Santoro | 19 Apr 2011

The most recent figures show an uptick in European birth rates. Is this a sign of renewed vitality in the Old World?

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Why can't the UN be consistent?

Vincenzina Santoro | 4 Apr 2011

If the world is moving towards abolition of the death penalty, why not abolition of abortion?

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The age of ageing

Vincenzina Santoro | 28 Feb 2011

The proportion and sheer numbers of the elderly are unprecedented in the history of humanity.

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Gender: the parent claptrap

Vincenzina Santoro | 16 Jan 2011

The US State Department does an about-face on mothers and fathers.

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People are the wealth of nations

Vincenzina Santoro | 11 Nov 2010

But women are yet to be valued properly, even by the UN.

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Promoting compulsory sexual education at the UN

Vincenzina Santoro | 29 Oct 2010

A recent report to the United Nations sought to impose a 'right to sexual education'

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A nation turns away from abortion

Vincenzina Santoro | 13 Sep 2010

It's not true that abortion statistics are irreversible. Italy proves it. 

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Let's hear It for Estonia and Iceland

Vincenzina Santoro | 17 Aug 2010

Two small European countries which have battled their way out of economic holes are setting an example for the US and the rest of Europe. 

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