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The second edition of the Italian Reputation Awards took place this weekend at the Italian Cultural Institute on Park Avenue. Held in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute of NYC, Reputation Research, and the Italia-America Reputation Lab Foundation, the awards […]
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It went badly. Yes, indeed, it went badly. Certainly for those who had prepared a nice mainstream progressive liberal weekend: Salvini guilty, the inhumane government deporting poor immigrants to Albania, and NGO stars in the spotlight. Richard Gere on Fabio
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