Filippo Turetta has been sentenced to life imprisonment and permanent disqualification from public office for the murder of his ex-girlfriend, Giulia Cecchettin, killed on November 11, 2023, with 75 stab wounds. The Venice Court of Assizes delivered the verdict after […]
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VENICE (ITALPRESS) – Filippo Turetta has been found guilty by the Venice Court of Justice of the feminicide of Giulia Cecchettin and sentenced to life in prison, plus payment of court and prison custody costs and perpetual disqualification from public
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Antonio De Pace, the nurse from Vibo Valentia who brutally killed his girlfriend Lorena Quaranta during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, has been sentenced to life imprisonment. The decision, issued by the Court of Assizes of Appeal in
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Today’s general strike, organized by CGIL and UIL against the proposed budget law, saw significant participation across public and private sectors, sparing only rail transport following last weekend’s disruptions. Early data from the unions indicate that numerous companies experienced complete
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CATANIA (ITALPRESS) – Catania State Police, coordinated by the Etna District Prosecutor’s Office, detained four boatmen of Sudanese origin, aged 21, 22 and two 30-year-olds respectively, for aggravated aiding and abetting illegal immigration. The facts date back to the afternoon
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Italy has emerged as a critical player in the implementation of Lebanon’s fragile ceasefire, particularly in ensuring Hezbollah’s withdrawal from the southern region beyond the Litani River. This area, 30 kilometers from the Israeli border, is set to be patrolled
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The death of 19-year-old Ramy Elgaml, who lost his life in a scooter crash during a police chase, has plunged his family into grief while sparking protests in Milan’s Corvetto neighborhood. Ramy’s mother, Farida, mourns her youngest son, while his
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The Italian Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from two condo residents who had placed furniture on shared stair landings, affirming that such actions violate regulations governing common areas. The case originated from a complaint filed by a fellow resident,
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Since Sunday, residents of Milan’s Corvetto and Ripamonti districts have taken to the streets to protest the death of 19-year-old Ramy Elgaml. The tragedy occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning when Elgaml, a passenger on a motorcycle driven
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CATANIA (ITALPRESS) – State Police have carried out the largest operation against audiovisual piracy conducted in Italy and Europe. More than 270 Postal Police officers carried out 89 searches in 15 Italian regions and, with the cooperation of foreign police
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