MGiovanni Angioni | âge : 26 | ville : Tallin (Estonie) | activité : Communication/Relations publiques.

Je parle : italien et aussi anglais , français , portugais , espagnol

Page web : giovaneangioni.blogspot.com

Je participe à : tallinn (Blog) , city (Blog)

Mes contributions

• 07012009

  Estonian Air Plans to Lay Off 63 Employees out of 467

• 06012009

  Four Men Acquitted Of Plotting Estonia Riots Mainly Russian-speaking protesters went on the rampage for three days in April 2007 after the government moved a World War II Red Army monument from the center of Tallinn to a cemetery on the outskirts of the capital city. "The court decided…

• 05012009

  Tallinn Guide: UpUp Lounge Service: 2,5 Not bad nor good. It took a while to be noticed during a crowded Saturday night and even a bit more to get our drinks, but the guy who served us was surely polite enough to let the mark  rise of half a point. Let's be…

• 05012009

  Job Offer in Tallinn: Netlead Looks for Website Promoters Netlead OÜ is part of a world-leading Interactive Strategy and Communications Company working as the key partner for business leaders in the lead generation industry. Netlead OÜ helps clients with traffic acquisition to their websites…

• 01012009

  Tallinn Guide: Restaurant Kloostri Ait Review

• 30122008

  Tallinn Guide: Restaurant Kloostri Ait Review Service: 4,5 For the couple of times we have been there, I have to say that the service always seemed to improve and this gave us go a great opinion of, probably, the best feature of this restaurant. Personnel is kind, polite, perfectly…

• 25122008

  Discovering Estonia: Fear and Loathing in Sillamae

• 24122008

  Do You Remember What Happened in Estonia in 2008?

• 22122008

  Do You Remember What Happened in Estonia in 2008? Before writing this post I surfed through the whole 2008 archive looking for all the most significant steps our magazine made during the last year and, trust me, I almost could not believe how many and how intense things we all have been…

• 22122008

  Estonians Feel Recession, But There's a Euro at the End of the Tunnel