Ten months after his first meeting with the press, where he was regarded as an eccentric with far-fetched liberal ideas, Milei has proven critics wrong by successfully implementing a liberal economic agenda in a country plagued by socialist policies and […]
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For over three decades, the Italian newspaper Sole 24 Ore has published an annual ranking of the country’s provinces based on quality of life, considering factors such as cost of living, air quality, healthcare, safety, and cultural offerings. This year,
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This past weekend, Matteo Salvini found himself under fire from rock icon Vasco Rossi, who sharply criticized the new road code introduced by the Minister of Transport. Rossi, known for his candid views, took aim at provisions that allow for
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Politics is changing rapidly, and old rituals are giving way to new communication strategies. Traditional party festivals had largely disappeared, swept away by the decline of historic parties and the meteoric rise of the quintessential anti-establishment movement: the Five Star
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Our top picks for Holiday TV go through Netflix, Apple Tv+ and PBS: a movie, two series and a documentary not to be missed if you’re home at Christmas time. The Secret Lives of Animals – Documentary, on Apple Tv
It is a midsummer morning when Giuditta Simi welcomes me to her home in Rome. We are in the shadow of St. Peter’s Dome, in a city almost completely emptied by the heat and with the incessant singing of cicadas.
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Over the course of his lengthy career, which spanned from the 30s to the 90s, legendary Italian actor Marcello Mastroianni starred in over 100 films. Many of them, including La Dolce Vita and 8 ½, went on to be considered
Italy’s Court of Cassation has approved a referendum on repealing the differentiated regional autonomy law, declaring the abrogation request legitimate in a detailed 30-page ruling. This decision follows a prior judgment by the Constitutional Court, which deemed parts of the
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A major 24-hour general strike across multiple sectors, including transport, schools, and healthcare, will go ahead tomorrow, December 13, after the Lazio Administrative Court (TAR) suspended Minister of Transport Matteo Salvini’s order limiting the stoppage to four hours. The strike,
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Italian center-left politics is once again in flux, with figures like Beppe Sala, mayor of Milan, stepping forward as a potential leader for a centrist coalition. While Matteo Renzi and Carlo Calenda are sidelined from this role for differing reasons,
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