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I wonder what a man is capable of. He invented the bicycle, the printing press, the automobile, the airplane, the computer, the telephone, and so many other things that fundamentally changed the course of history.

At dusk in the nineteenth century - the century that witnessed the birth of the Nation-States and the Industrial Revolution - Charles Baudelaire walked through the streets of Paris and observed how the city had changed around him.

Di pôc, a Udin, la Arlef e à fât un event dal titul “Tropis lenghis puedie permetisi une democrazie?”, riflessions che a vignivin des esperiencis dal Catalan, dal Furlan e dal Sart.

We often hear debate, in these very turbulent and anguished times, about what the function of communication can be.

Se si cjamine denant da Transalpine, te place e vie des stradis dongje, no si à la sensazion di passâ di un Paîs a un altri, di une citât a chê altre.

After the ongoing experience of the European Capital of Culture, there are those who propose to definitively overcome the fences of the past, thinking of a single city, in a territory belonging to two different states.

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