All six adult defendants in the gang rape case that occurred between July 6 and 7, 2023, in Palermo have been convicted in the first degree. Four of them received seven-year sentences, one was sentenced to six years and four […]
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Today, Friday, November 8, a 24-hour national strike by local public transport workers will affect buses, metro systems, and trams across Italy, excluding trains. No guarantee intervals will be provided, meaning there will be no protected timeframes where transport typically
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Christian Raimo, an author and teacher at Rome’s Archimede High School, has been suspended from his teaching position for three months. The disciplinary measure, issued by Italy’s Ministry of Education and Merit, accuses Raimo of violating the ethical code for
Travelers across Italy may face disruptions today, Tuesday, November 5, 2024, due to an eight-hour rail strike called by unions Filt Cgil, Fit Cisl, Uiltrasporti, Ugl Ferrovieri, Fast Confsal, and Orsa Trasporti. The strike was organized in response to a
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A terrifying incident unfolded this morning at a middle school just outside Rome, where a 12-year-old girl allegedly stabbed a classmate in the chest and hand before fleeing the scene. The students were gathered in the schoolyard, waiting for the
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A 17-year-old has confessed to fatally shooting 19-year-old soccer player Santo Romano during an incident in San Sebastiano al Vesuvio, near Naples. The shooting occurred in Piazza Raffaele Capasso, just steps away from the town hall. Initially denying the allegations,
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The Lazio Administrative Tribunal (TAR) has delivered a significant ruling, dismissing the appeal from the Grand Orient of Italy (GOI), the nation’s largest Masonic organization, which has long sought the return of Palazzo Giustiniani, its historic headquarters. This legal saga,
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Massimiliano Galletti, a 59-year-old paramedic from San Benedetto del Tronto, Italy, tragically succumbed to injuries sustained from an RPG blast in Kyiv last Monday. He had been aiding combatants on the front lines and was hospitalized for a month following
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The Italian government’s recent deployment of security forces to Albania has faced renewed backlash, particularly over the steep costs associated with housing Italian officers in high-end hotels. Following an initial dispute about the legality of the migrant relocation plan, new
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On November 1st, the Catholic Church commemorates Ognissanti (All Saints’ Day), a feast dedicated to remembering all those who have distinguished themselves through Christian virtues, their character, or their actions—essentially, the saints. This celebration recognizes not only the canonized saints
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