Angelica Hagenstein actually was chairman of the Central Staff Council of the City of Munich.
under this heading is also of general interest and the term took on a very woman Hagenstein all areas: water, we need people to live, so it belongs to the general interest.
Since Nestlé's natural resource is water found around the world as a commodity is to be inferred, even our water at risk preparedness very concrete way. Thus gave impetus to action woman Hagenstein "Sure - Munich water" in the general interest.
Thanks Ude stubbornness that is neither water nor any other traditional domains of public utilities in public companies were sold. This time was a lot of courage - - at that time before the financial crisis. Now this foresight of the Mayor is celebrated normal.
Water Makes Money
however, highlights the very specific hostile takeover attempts by groundwater global company.
Water Makes Money
A film by Leslie Franke and Herdolor Lorenz
Watermakesmoney.org
The premiere of "Water Makes Money" on Thursday celebrated the September 23, 2010 -. At the same time in as many German, French and other European cities and municipalities
The film was financed by citizens about also. Mrs. Chris Hansen , French-born and retired high school professor in Munich, a member of water in public hands. She presented the filmmaker Leslie Franke and film projects in Munich. The filming of Water Make Money has accompanied them on the ground in France. Moreover, it operates lobbying in Brussels - when it comes to water.
Mrs. Hansen is also the day of action "Clear - Munich water" regularly present with an information stand and a charming entertainment.
woman Hagenstein now before the summer break gave the reins of the Central Staff Council of the City of Munich to Mrs. Ursula Rüddigkeit. But probably no state retirement for Mrs. Hagen stone will be, hopefully not - when it comes to water.
wild, magnificent waterfalls, with head held high, even if you're already tamed! Here, where you just rushed from, you're not even chlorinated for your residential r ....
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greed, Elfriede Jelinek, September 2001, first Edition, Rowohlt, Hamburg, Page 214
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