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Lagalla's Decreasing Popularity in Palermo
Palermo Mayor Roberto Lagalla faces declining popularity due to citizen dissatisfaction, internal party conflicts, and his perceived shift towards traditional politics, jeopardizing his administration's effectiveness and future prospects.
Lagalla's Decreasing Popularity in Palermo
Palermo Mayor Roberto Lagalla faces declining popularity due to citizen dissatisfaction, internal party conflicts, and his perceived shift towards traditional politics, jeopardizing his administration's effectiveness and future prospects.
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48% Bias Score


ANAC Investigates Sicily's Air Rescue Service, Freezing Contracts and Unveiling Systemic Issues
Sicily's air rescue service, managed by Avincis Aviation Italia since 2013, is under investigation by ANAC due to contract renewals since 2021, costing €1.8 million monthly and resulting in failed 2025 bidding processes; ANAC's scrutiny also encompasses the 2025 bidding processes and a potential int...
ANAC Investigates Sicily's Air Rescue Service, Freezing Contracts and Unveiling Systemic Issues
Sicily's air rescue service, managed by Avincis Aviation Italia since 2013, is under investigation by ANAC due to contract renewals since 2021, costing €1.8 million monthly and resulting in failed 2025 bidding processes; ANAC's scrutiny also encompasses the 2025 bidding processes and a potential int...
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52% Bias Score


Sicilian Festivals Demand Fair Funding Amidst Corruption Concerns
Fifteen Sicilian festivals sent a letter to Sicilian authorities requesting equitable funding and criticizing the allocation of €2 million to a single event in Messina, highlighting regional funding disparities and recent corruption investigations.
Sicilian Festivals Demand Fair Funding Amidst Corruption Concerns
Fifteen Sicilian festivals sent a letter to Sicilian authorities requesting equitable funding and criticizing the allocation of €2 million to a single event in Messina, highlighting regional funding disparities and recent corruption investigations.
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48% Bias Score


33rd Anniversary of Via D'Amelio Bombing Renews Calls for Justice
On July 19, 1992, a mafia bomb killed Judge Paolo Borsellino and five police officers in Palermo, Italy, highlighting the mafia's continued efforts to intimidate and undermine the Italian state's fight against organized crime, prompting commemorations and renewed calls for justice.
33rd Anniversary of Via D'Amelio Bombing Renews Calls for Justice
On July 19, 1992, a mafia bomb killed Judge Paolo Borsellino and five police officers in Palermo, Italy, highlighting the mafia's continued efforts to intimidate and undermine the Italian state's fight against organized crime, prompting commemorations and renewed calls for justice.
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44% Bias Score


Italian Teen Arrested for Sexual Assault, Acid Attack Plot, and Arson
A 17-year-old in Palermo, Italy, was arrested for sexual assault of a minor, planning an acid attack on her, and starting large fires in July 2023 and September 2022, resulting in one death and the evacuation of over 1000 people; police found numerous weapons and incendiary devices during a search.
Italian Teen Arrested for Sexual Assault, Acid Attack Plot, and Arson
A 17-year-old in Palermo, Italy, was arrested for sexual assault of a minor, planning an acid attack on her, and starting large fires in July 2023 and September 2022, resulting in one death and the evacuation of over 1000 people; police found numerous weapons and incendiary devices during a search.
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48% Bias Score


Palermo's Enduring Struggle Against Mafia Influence: Then and Now
The 1985 murders of Palermo police commissioners Beppe Montana and Ninni Cassarà, met with public apathy, exposed the city's complicity with the Mafia; 40 years later, Palermo faces similar challenges, battling corruption and a culture of silence.
Palermo's Enduring Struggle Against Mafia Influence: Then and Now
The 1985 murders of Palermo police commissioners Beppe Montana and Ninni Cassarà, met with public apathy, exposed the city's complicity with the Mafia; 40 years later, Palermo faces similar challenges, battling corruption and a culture of silence.
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64% Bias Score

Sicily First in Italy to Employ Femicide Survivors and Orphans
Following a lengthy approval process, Sicily has approved the employment of two women who survived femicide and were disfigured, marking a national first.

Sicily First in Italy to Employ Femicide Survivors and Orphans
Following a lengthy approval process, Sicily has approved the employment of two women who survived femicide and were disfigured, marking a national first.
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40% Bias Score

Release of Matteo Messina Denaro's Sister Raises Concerns about Mafia's Continued Influence
Anna Patrizia Messina Denaro, sister of Matteo Messina Denaro, was released from prison in Italy on December 12, 2023, after serving time for her role in facilitating communications and providing support to her brother's criminal organization. Her knowledge of key accomplices and hidden assets poses...

Release of Matteo Messina Denaro's Sister Raises Concerns about Mafia's Continued Influence
Anna Patrizia Messina Denaro, sister of Matteo Messina Denaro, was released from prison in Italy on December 12, 2023, after serving time for her role in facilitating communications and providing support to her brother's criminal organization. Her knowledge of key accomplices and hidden assets poses...
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44% Bias Score

Messina Conference Honors Anti-Mafia Investigator Boris Giuliano
The University of Messina hosted a conference remembering police chief Boris Giuliano, murdered by the Mafia 46 years ago; the event, featuring his son and various officials, highlighted Giuliano's investigative foresight regarding the Sicilian-US drug trade and emphasized ongoing institutional coll...

Messina Conference Honors Anti-Mafia Investigator Boris Giuliano
The University of Messina hosted a conference remembering police chief Boris Giuliano, murdered by the Mafia 46 years ago; the event, featuring his son and various officials, highlighted Giuliano's investigative foresight regarding the Sicilian-US drug trade and emphasized ongoing institutional coll...
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20% Bias Score

Priest Calls for Beatification of Judge Paolo Borsellino, Condemns Civic Apathy
A Palermo priest called for the beatification of Judge Paolo Borsellino, highlighting his unwavering faith and commitment to justice, contrasting it with current civic apathy in Italy, and referencing past church endorsements and a papal motu proprio.

Priest Calls for Beatification of Judge Paolo Borsellino, Condemns Civic Apathy
A Palermo priest called for the beatification of Judge Paolo Borsellino, highlighting his unwavering faith and commitment to justice, contrasting it with current civic apathy in Italy, and referencing past church endorsements and a papal motu proprio.
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52% Bias Score

Sicilian Theatre Festival Tackles Gender Violence and Mafia Legacy
The "Orestiadi" festival in Gibellina, Sicily, features two plays: Antonio Latella's "Wonder Woman," recounting the 2015 gang rape of a Peruvian woman in Ancona and the subsequent acquittal, and Davide Enia's "Autoritratto," a commemoration of Judge Paolo Borsellino and the fight against the Mafia. ...

Sicilian Theatre Festival Tackles Gender Violence and Mafia Legacy
The "Orestiadi" festival in Gibellina, Sicily, features two plays: Antonio Latella's "Wonder Woman," recounting the 2015 gang rape of a Peruvian woman in Ancona and the subsequent acquittal, and Davide Enia's "Autoritratto," a commemoration of Judge Paolo Borsellino and the fight against the Mafia. ...
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20% Bias Score

Taormina's Pediatric Cardiology Unit Fights for Survival
Facing potential closure, Taormina's pediatric cardiosurgery department seeks a national derogation to remain operational, prompting a complex negotiation involving the Papardo Hospital in Messina, the regional government, and the Bambino Gesù Institute in Rome, while navigating political pressure a...

Taormina's Pediatric Cardiology Unit Fights for Survival
Facing potential closure, Taormina's pediatric cardiosurgery department seeks a national derogation to remain operational, prompting a complex negotiation involving the Papardo Hospital in Messina, the regional government, and the Bambino Gesù Institute in Rome, while navigating political pressure a...
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48% Bias Score
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