en toute justice - definizione. Che cos'è en toute justice
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Cosa (chi) è en toute justice - definizione

POLITICAL PARTY IN SWITZERLAND
A gauche toute! Geneve; À gauche toute!

Justice, North Carolina         
HUMAN SETTLEMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Justice, NC
Justice is an unincorporated community in eastern Franklin County, North Carolina, United States. It is located east-southeast of Louisburg, at an elevation of 364 feet (111 m).
En (typography)         
UNIT OF MEASUREMENT IN THE FIELD OF TYPOGRAPHY, HALF OF AN EM
En space; En (unit); En (measurement); U+2002; En-space; Enspace
An en is a typographic unit, half of the width of an em. By definition, it is equivalent to half of the body height of the typeface (e.
Basmanny Justice         
  • Building of Basmanny courthouse in Moscow
TERM USED TO CHARACTERIZE THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM IN RUSSIA
Basmanny justice
"Basmanny Justice" () is a term used to characterize the judicial system that emerged in the 2000s in Russia and is distinguished by a low degree of independence of the judiciary in decision-making. The decisions made by the dependent judiciary are considered convenient for the authorities or necessary for them, but run counter to the rule of law.

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À gauche toute! Genève

À gauche toute! Genève is a political coalition in the canton of Geneva (Switzerland) founded in 2006. It is a regrouping of the Genevan Communist Party, the Swiss Labour Party, solidaritéS and the Left Independents.

In 2005, the Left Alliance, which united the Labour Party, solidaritéS and the Independents, broke up because of political differences. In the Genevan cantonal elections in the autumn of 2005, these parties failed to obtain the quorum of 7% of votes because of the divisions caused by the presence of a Communist Party List. The far left are excluded from parliament.

The following year, the far left were able to enter a communal project. The new coalition took the name of A Gauche toute! and joined the national coalition of the same name led by Vaudois Josef Zisyadis, who organised the far left at the national level.

In the communal elections of 25 March 2007, À gauche toute! Genève stood on the lists of 10 communes. In the town of Geneva, À gauche toute! presented 43 candidates including Catherine Gaillard, Marie-France Spielmann, Salika Wenger and Jérôme Béguin.