Francesco Rizzo Marullo is an Italian cassation lawyer who moved to the United States in 2009, where he earned an LLM in international taxation from the University of Florida. Since then, he has not left the United States and has […]
At the end of the year, one could not miss Pagnoncelli’s authoritative poll in Corriere della Sera on Italians’ voting intentions. In short, what would happen if a vote were cast today? Without going into too much detail and noting
On December 19, Iranian security forces detained Cecilia Sala, a journalist for Il Foglio and host of the daily podcast “Stories” on the Chora platform, in Tehran. Since her arrest, Sala has been held in solitary confinement at Evin Prison,
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On Thursday, the City of Milan announced that starting January 1, 2025, the outdoor smoking ban will be expanded to encompass all public areas. This new regulation includes streets and thoroughfares, with the only exceptions being isolated areas where individuals
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The lifeless body of one of two missing climbers from Romagna has been located following a helicopter search by the CNSAS in the Gran Sasso area. While the identity of the recovered body has yet to be confirmed, authorities have
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Italy’s 2025 budget bill has reached the Senate, commencing its legislative process on Monday, with a final vote scheduled for December 28. The law, which encompasses a total of €30 billion, received the House’s final approval on December 20. However,
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Pope Francis has inaugurated the Holy Door at Rebibbia Prison in a deeply symbolic act aimed at including the global prison population in the Jubilee of Hope. Walking through the Holy Door unaided, unlike his previous wheelchair-assisted entrance at St.
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Francesco Rizzo Marullo is an Italian Cassazionista lawyer who moved to the United States in 2009, where he earned a master’s degree (LLM) in international taxation from the University of Florida. Since then he has not left the United States
