Large attendance at the meeting moderated by journalist Enzo Agliardi, in collaboration with the Union of Industrialists of Naples, last July 17. The Association “I Centenari”, Aziende Storiche Familiari Italiane, a driving force behind values to be preserved, enhanced, handed […]
In early July, a new detention facility designed to house migrants awaiting deportation emerged in the Everglades, a swampy region of Florida: Alligator Alcatraz, as the U.S. media dubbed it because of its location in an alligator-infested area and its
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Next Friday, SoHo will host New York’s first competition dedicated to Adam Sandler impersonators. The event, which is free and open to the public, coincides with the release of Happy Gilmore 2, a sequel to the film released in 1996
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Remember A Martian in Rome, Ennio Flaiano’s 1954 short story and play? A narrative metaphor that served to highlight the ephemeral society of the time. We will borrow from it, we are certainly not the first, the principle. If a
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Over 60,000. This is the number that makes Molfetta the Italian municipality with the most emigrants abroad. And it is no coincidence that it was here that the new Executive of the Confederation of Italians Worldwide was presented yesterday, Friday,
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In the industrial heart of the United States, where Italian identity is intertwined with the automotive past and the future of innovation, the Consul of Italy in Detroit, Allegra Baistrocchi, has built in four years a diplomatic network made of
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In the cultures of ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Greece and Rome, wine was a sacred element, often linked to religious rites and the funerary sphere. In Egypt, pharaohs were buried with wine amphorae, considered nourishment for the afterlife. In classical Greece,
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On July 15, in the refined setting of the Columbus Citizens Foundation, the first educational event of House of Made in Italy, the cultural and promotional project that will transform Manhattan into a showcase of Italian excellence for a year,
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In the era of tourist overcrowding and hit-and-run tourism, Tuscany chooses to tell its story through new keys, restoring depth and authenticity to the travel experience. It does so with projects such as Toscana Diffusa, with alternative itineraries, enhancement of
From Rome to New York, via a winery that smells like home. Mattia Moliterni, entrepreneur and partner in the Roscioli world, recounts the journey that led him to open an authentic Italian restaurant in the Big Apple. Between start-ups, gastronomic
