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Q440333
Conhecimentos Gerais
As eleições presidenciais realizadas neste ano nos Estados Unidos da América opõem o atual presidente Barack Obama, que concorre à reeleição pelo Partido Democrata, ao empresário e ex-governador de Massachusetts, Mitt Romney, indicado pelo Partido Republicano. Sobre os Estados Unidos, considere as seguintes afirmações:
I. Antes considerado o país detentor do maior Produto Interno Bruto (PIB) do mundo, os Estados Unidos foram recentemente ultrapassados nessa posição pela China.
II.Ao contrário da maioria dos países do mundo países ocidental, os Estados Unidos não foram afetados pela crise econômica mundial iniciada em 2008.
III.O último presidente estadunidense eleito pelo Partido Republicano foi Bill Clinton, na década de 1990.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
I. Antes considerado o país detentor do maior Produto Interno Bruto (PIB) do mundo, os Estados Unidos foram recentemente ultrapassados nessa posição pela China.
II.Ao contrário da maioria dos países do mundo países ocidental, os Estados Unidos não foram afetados pela crise econômica mundial iniciada em 2008.
III.O último presidente estadunidense eleito pelo Partido Republicano foi Bill Clinton, na década de 1990.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
Ano: 2012
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Q440332
Conhecimentos Gerais
O Brasil se prepara para sediar os Jogos Olímpicos de 2016, na cidade do Rio de Janeiro. Um importante fator para o sucesso desse evento será a segurança. Há 40 anos, um atentado maculou as Olimpíadas de 1972. Membros de um grupo terrorista causaram a morte de 11 atletas da delegação de Israel. Tais eventos ocorreram nos Jogos Olímpicos sediados em:
Ano: 2012
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Q440331
Conhecimentos Gerais
Um dos maiores dramaturgos brasileiros, falecido em 1980, completaria cem anos em 2012. Autor de obras-primas como a peça Vestido de noiva, encenada pela primeira vez em 1943, o escritor e jornalista também se notabilizou por crônicas e contos que abordavam temas cotidianos, tais como relacionamentos conjugais e futebol. Seu nome é:
Ano: 2012
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Q440330
História
A Comissão da Verdade iniciou seus trabalhos em maio deste ano. Formada por sete membros, uma de suas principais atribuições será examinar e esclarecer violações de direitos humanos ocorridas durante o período de ditadura militar no Brasil (1964-1985). Considerando seu conhecimento histórico, assinale a alternativa na qual não consta o nome de um presidente do Brasil durante a ditadura militar.
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Q440329
Conhecimentos Gerais
O ano de 2012 foi bastante significativo para as relações entre os países da América do Sul. Após a destituição de seu presidente eleito, considerada por alguns como antidemocrática, o Paraguai teve sua participação no Mercosul temporariamente suspensa. Além disso, uma reunião da Cúpula Extraordinária do bloco (composta por Brasil, Argentina e Uruguai) decidiu pela incorporação de um novo país ao Mercosul. Esse novo integrante é a:
Ano: 2012
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Q440328
Ética na Administração Pública
Analise a imagem abaixo sobre Democracia e, de acordo com seus conhecimentos sobre a Lei de Improbidade Administrativa, assinale a alternativa falsa.
Ano: 2012
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Q440327
Ética na Administração Pública
Observando-se o disposto na Lei n° 8.429/92 e as teorias a respeito de Direito e Moral conhecidas atualmente, assinale a alternativa falsa.
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Q440326
Direito Administrativo
Apenas no ano de 2011, o Ministério Público Federal na Paraíba ajuizou 97 ações de improbidade administrativa contra agentes públicos do Estado. As ações são referentes a supostas irregularidades ocorridas em 60 cidades da Paraíba, entre os anos de 1998 e 2010.
(Fonte: Gl. Data: 18/01/2012)
É possível afirmar, conforme a notícia apresentada e seus conhecimentos atualizados sobre a aplicação prática da Lei n°8.429/92, que:
(Fonte: Gl. Data: 18/01/2012)
É possível afirmar, conforme a notícia apresentada e seus conhecimentos atualizados sobre a aplicação prática da Lei n°8.429/92, que:
Ano: 2012
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Q440325
Ética na Administração Pública
A respeito do estudo de MORAL e ÉTICA, assinale a alternativa correta
Ano: 2012
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Q440324
Ética na Administração Pública
Etimologia pode ser compreendida como o estudo da composição dos vocábulos e das regras de sua evolução histórica. Tomando-se, por base, o estudo da etimologia, podemos concluir acerca do conceito de Ética que:
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Q440323
Noções de Informática
A segurança da informação, seja corporativa ou não, envolve diversos aspectos importantes. Sobre esse tema, são feitas as seguintes afirmações:
I. O uso de um programa antispyware não protege o computador de ser infectado por vírus, worms e diversas outras pragas virtuais.
II. Os backups devem ser gravados em mídias/dispositivos externos ao computador, tais como CDs, DVDs e HDs externos, de forma que os dados possam ser recuperados a partir dessas mídias/dispositivos em caso de necessidade.
III.Anexos de mensagens de e-mail podem ser sempre gravados sem risco de contaminação, pois sempre são submetidos a antivírus nos servidores.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
I. O uso de um programa antispyware não protege o computador de ser infectado por vírus, worms e diversas outras pragas virtuais.
II. Os backups devem ser gravados em mídias/dispositivos externos ao computador, tais como CDs, DVDs e HDs externos, de forma que os dados possam ser recuperados a partir dessas mídias/dispositivos em caso de necessidade.
III.Anexos de mensagens de e-mail podem ser sempre gravados sem risco de contaminação, pois sempre são submetidos a antivírus nos servidores.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
Ano: 2012
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Q440322
Noções de Informática
Uma das mais importantes aplicações da web, o correio eletrônico é amplamente utilizado no ambiente corporativo como ferramenta de troca de informações. Sobre essa aplicação e os softwares envolvidos, são feitas as afirmações abaixo. Assinale a correta.
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Q440320
Noções de Informática
Com relação às suítes de escritório MS Office 2010 e LibreOffice 3.6 (ambas em português do Brasil e em suas instalações padrão), são feitas as seguintes afirmações:
I.Tanto o LibreOffice Writer quanto o MS Word gravam por padrão seus arquivos em formato XML (.docx).
II. A fórmula "=SOMA(C4:C8; E4)" retorna a soma dos valores das células C4, C5, C6, C7, C8 e E4, tanto no MS Excel quanto no LibreOffice Calc.
III.Uma diferença significativa entre o LibreOffice Impress e o MS PowerPoint é que somente neste é possível inserir arquivos de filmes nos slides das apresentações.
IV.O LibreOffice Impress pode abrir e executar apresentações originalmente no MS PowerPoint 2010.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
I.Tanto o LibreOffice Writer quanto o MS Word gravam por padrão seus arquivos em formato XML (.docx).
II. A fórmula "=SOMA(C4:C8; E4)" retorna a soma dos valores das células C4, C5, C6, C7, C8 e E4, tanto no MS Excel quanto no LibreOffice Calc.
III.Uma diferença significativa entre o LibreOffice Impress e o MS PowerPoint é que somente neste é possível inserir arquivos de filmes nos slides das apresentações.
IV.O LibreOffice Impress pode abrir e executar apresentações originalmente no MS PowerPoint 2010.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
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Q440319
Noções de Informática
Com relação aos sistemas operacionais Windows 7 BR Ultimate (em sua instalação padrão) e Linux, são feitas as seguintes afirmações:
I. Enquanto o Windows possui uma única interface gráfica, o Linux possui várias, entre elas podemos citar o KDE, Gnome e WindowMaker, entre outras.
II.Todos os programas que rodam no Windows possuem versão no Linux e vice-versa. O LibreOffice é um exemplo típico.
III.No ambiente Windows, as unidades de disco são identificadas por letras seguidas de dois pontos, enquanto que no Linux são identificados por arquivos referentes aos dispositivos, gravados no diretório /dev.
IV. Os comandos copy do Windows e cp do Linux podem ser considerados equivalentes, pois servem para copiar arquivos.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
I. Enquanto o Windows possui uma única interface gráfica, o Linux possui várias, entre elas podemos citar o KDE, Gnome e WindowMaker, entre outras.
II.Todos os programas que rodam no Windows possuem versão no Linux e vice-versa. O LibreOffice é um exemplo típico.
III.No ambiente Windows, as unidades de disco são identificadas por letras seguidas de dois pontos, enquanto que no Linux são identificados por arquivos referentes aos dispositivos, gravados no diretório /dev.
IV. Os comandos copy do Windows e cp do Linux podem ser considerados equivalentes, pois servem para copiar arquivos.
Está correto o que se afirma em:
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Q440318
Inglês
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Snacking at the Colosseum? Prepare to Pay a Fine
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
Gianni Alemanno is Rome's mayor. It means that:
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Q440317
Inglês
Texto associado
Snacking at the Colosseum? Prepare to Pay a Fine
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
"Unwittingly", in the text, means that:
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Q440316
Inglês
Texto associado
Snacking at the Colosseum? Prepare to Pay a Fine
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
In the text, "culprits" means:
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Q440315
Inglês
Texto associado
Snacking at the Colosseum? Prepare to Pay a Fine
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
The word "residents":
I.Refers to people who are living in Rome.
II. Is a verb. ,
III.Is plural.
Is (are) correct:
I.Refers to people who are living in Rome.
II. Is a verb. ,
III.Is plural.
Is (are) correct:
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Q440314
Inglês
Texto associado
Snacking at the Colosseum? Prepare to Pay a Fine
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
Dapper as always in their bleached white shirts and matching caps, members of Rome's municipal police force were out on the Spanish Steps one warm autumn day, trolling for offenders.
"Stefano, look! There's another eater," one officer said to another before sauntering over to a baffled couple who had begun munching on an inoffensive-looking meai while sitting on the steps. The culprits, a couple of foreign tourists, had settled down on the landmark, one of Rome's most famous. In their hands were the offending items: sandwiches.
The officers pounced, and after much waving of hands, the couple wrapped up the sandwiches and slouched away, looking sheepish.
They were in violation unwittingly, in ali probability - of a municipal ordinance that went into force this month. The measure outlaws eating and drinking in areas of "particular historie, artistic, architectonic and cultural value" in Rome's center, to better protect the city's monuments, which include landmarks like the Colosseum, the Pantheon and the Spanish Steps. Fines range ali the way up to $650 for culinary recidivists.
Italian cities, Rome included, have long enacted ordinances and regulations to protect monuments from ill- mannered tourists (and residents). But after a recent stroll through the city center, where he saw several people making themselves at home, literally, Rome's mayor, Gianni Alemanno, decided the rules needed toughening.
"There were people camped out, and we weren't able to move them," said Antonio Gazzellone, the municipal council member responsible for tourism, noting that alcohol may have been involved. The new ordinance, which also outlaws camping or "setting up makeshift beds," will "give monuments back their proper decorum," he said. "Rome needs to be protected, its beauty respected."
(http://www.nytimes.com)
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