How difficult it is to resign in Italy! In every field. This time it is the turn of sports, where rotations are often faster than in politics and the managerial world, indeed sometimes they are convulsive and rambling. Not, however, […]
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The last lecture closed with a view of Manhattan at sunset from across the Hudson: from May 31 to June 4, the Stevens Institute of Technology campus in Hoboken hosted Finance – Accounting Week for Real Estate Developers. For four
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To tell the story of Italy today, not only that of the beloved and yet still important schemes of creativity and excellence, without frills and without discounts. Telling the anthropology of a modern country to those overseas who are or
Viral. It is the most popular adjective of our time. If it were not for the dramatic implication of that little being that shocked the world, the Covid, I would say hip. In the age of the Internet, contagion is
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Two years ago, for Spalletti’s Scudetto, the New York Times was bothered. La Grande Bellezza was the title for that team that won in the name of aesthetics, in the name of the beautiful game that so little belongs to
One pope dies and another pope is made, and once again the folk wisdom, while simplifying with its cynicism, has hit the nail on the head. In the phase of great complexity that the world is going through, the Church,
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A pope who already pleases and amazes. From the ‘beginning, the disarming and disarming peace. Then today, meeting with the world press, he threw the stone into the great pond of contemporary communication: disarm the words and we will disarm
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And finally the American pope arrived. Surprisingly, on a late afternoon in Roman May, after just one day of conclave. Last night a delay that tasted like yellow, today the white smoke that thrilled the crowd at St. Peter’s and
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It’s Conclave week. If everything goes as planned, in seven days we will be here commenting on the new pope. We have already read everything and the opposite of everything, we have read simplifications from political talk, and learned vaticanists
Of the many extraordinary things we saw, heard and experienced today, the day of Pope Francis’ funeral, we will be left with an anthology of images. And of these one in particular that will make history, that of Trump and
