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Italian Groups Call for Colosseum Lights Out to Protest Gaza Killings
Over 40 Italian organizations, including Amnesty International and Medici Senza Frontiere, are calling for Rome's Colosseum lights to be turned off for an hour to protest the killing of thousands of Palestinian civilians in Israeli airstrikes, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, wi...
Italian Groups Call for Colosseum Lights Out to Protest Gaza Killings
Over 40 Italian organizations, including Amnesty International and Medici Senza Frontiere, are calling for Rome's Colosseum lights to be turned off for an hour to protest the killing of thousands of Palestinian civilians in Israeli airstrikes, highlighting the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, wi...
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68% Bias Score
Montespaccato Celebrates Anniversary Amidst Legal Battle Threatening Community Center
Asilo Savoia and Gruppo Sportivo Montespaccato launched "Spring of Legality," celebrating Montespaccato's 80th anniversary and Coppa Italia win, while highlighting a legal battle threatening local sports and community programs.
Montespaccato Celebrates Anniversary Amidst Legal Battle Threatening Community Center
Asilo Savoia and Gruppo Sportivo Montespaccato launched "Spring of Legality," celebrating Montespaccato's 80th anniversary and Coppa Italia win, while highlighting a legal battle threatening local sports and community programs.
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40% Bias Score
Rome Construction Project Halted by Council of State
The Council of State in Rome rejected a construction permit appeal for a project near the Nemorense park, preventing the construction of 144 apartments and commercial spaces, upholding a lower court ruling and preventing a tripling of the building volume initially approved.
Rome Construction Project Halted by Council of State
The Council of State in Rome rejected a construction permit appeal for a project near the Nemorense park, preventing the construction of 144 apartments and commercial spaces, upholding a lower court ruling and preventing a tripling of the building volume initially approved.
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44% Bias Score
50,000 Rally in Rome for Stronger European Union
On June 11, 2023, 50,000 people rallied in Rome's Piazza del Popolo to support the European Union, expressing concerns about political instability, war, and a lack of opportunities in Italy. The demonstration, largely comprised of teachers and students, underscored a stronger sense of European ident...
50,000 Rally in Rome for Stronger European Union
On June 11, 2023, 50,000 people rallied in Rome's Piazza del Popolo to support the European Union, expressing concerns about political instability, war, and a lack of opportunities in Italy. The demonstration, largely comprised of teachers and students, underscored a stronger sense of European ident...
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60% Bias Score
€5 Million Confiscated from Italian Businessman with 'Ndrangheta Ties
Italian authorities confiscated €5 million in assets from Davide Boncompagni, a businessman with alleged ties to the Alvaro 'ndrangheta clan, including properties, luxury cars, businesses, and a horse ranch, following his November 2023 arrest and ongoing investigation into his criminal activities.
€5 Million Confiscated from Italian Businessman with 'Ndrangheta Ties
Italian authorities confiscated €5 million in assets from Davide Boncompagni, a businessman with alleged ties to the Alvaro 'ndrangheta clan, including properties, luxury cars, businesses, and a horse ranch, following his November 2023 arrest and ongoing investigation into his criminal activities.
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68% Bias Score
Latina Municipality to Join Case Against Family Accused of Forcing 12-Year-Old into Marriage
In Latina, Italy, the municipality will be a civil party in the trial against a family accused of forcing their 12-year-old daughter into marriage with a member of the Di Silvio clan, leading to multiple pregnancies and abortions; the case was discovered during a drug trafficking investigation.
Latina Municipality to Join Case Against Family Accused of Forcing 12-Year-Old into Marriage
In Latina, Italy, the municipality will be a civil party in the trial against a family accused of forcing their 12-year-old daughter into marriage with a member of the Di Silvio clan, leading to multiple pregnancies and abortions; the case was discovered during a drug trafficking investigation.
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24% Bias Score
Italy: Mass Protest Planned Against New Security Law
Facing the imminent Senate approval of Italy's new security law, social movements and political groups are organizing a large-scale protest in Rome, aiming to disrupt the process and resist what they call an authoritarian shift, with the protest planned for the day of the law's approval.
Italy: Mass Protest Planned Against New Security Law
Facing the imminent Senate approval of Italy's new security law, social movements and political groups are organizing a large-scale protest in Rome, aiming to disrupt the process and resist what they call an authoritarian shift, with the protest planned for the day of the law's approval.
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64% Bias Score
Rome's March 23 Ecological Sunday: Traffic Restrictions and Exemptions
Rome's fifth and final ecological Sunday of the 2024-2025 autumn-winter period, on March 23rd, restricts motor vehicle traffic within the green zone from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM and 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM, with exemptions for certain vehicles, aiming to improve air quality.
Rome's March 23 Ecological Sunday: Traffic Restrictions and Exemptions
Rome's fifth and final ecological Sunday of the 2024-2025 autumn-winter period, on March 23rd, restricts motor vehicle traffic within the green zone from 7:30 AM to 12:30 PM and 4:30 PM to 8:30 PM, with exemptions for certain vehicles, aiming to improve air quality.
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36% Bias Score
Civic Plaque Honors Luchino Visconti's Role in Roman Resistance
A new civic plaque commemorating Luchino Visconti's role in the Roman Resistance was unveiled at Villa Ada on the 80th anniversary of Rome's liberation; the plaque includes a QR code to a mini-documentary detailing Visconti's contributions, including sheltering resistance fighters at his Villa Visco...
Civic Plaque Honors Luchino Visconti's Role in Roman Resistance
A new civic plaque commemorating Luchino Visconti's role in the Roman Resistance was unveiled at Villa Ada on the 80th anniversary of Rome's liberation; the plaque includes a QR code to a mini-documentary detailing Visconti's contributions, including sheltering resistance fighters at his Villa Visco...
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40% Bias Score
Rome Public Transportation Strike on March 21st
A 24-hour strike by several labor unions will disrupt Rome's public transportation on Friday, March 21st, affecting buses, subways, trams, and railways, with limited service during legally mandated periods.
Rome Public Transportation Strike on March 21st
A 24-hour strike by several labor unions will disrupt Rome's public transportation on Friday, March 21st, affecting buses, subways, trams, and railways, with limited service during legally mandated periods.
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44% Bias Score
Italian Judge and Businessman Sentenced for €8.8 Million Bribery Scheme
A Rome court sentenced businessman Stefano Ricucci and judge Nicola Russo to six years each for bribery in a 2014 case involving an €8.8 million VAT credit dispute; the scheme involved influencing a tax commission ruling and witness tampering.
Italian Judge and Businessman Sentenced for €8.8 Million Bribery Scheme
A Rome court sentenced businessman Stefano Ricucci and judge Nicola Russo to six years each for bribery in a 2014 case involving an €8.8 million VAT credit dispute; the scheme involved influencing a tax commission ruling and witness tampering.
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56% Bias Score
Italian Court Postpones Ruling on Beagle Experiments
A Lazio court postponed until June 10th a decision on whether Aptuit can resume experiments on 1,600 beagles, prompting protests from animal rights activists who allege mistreatment and killing of animals at the company's labs, with investigations still ongoing.
Italian Court Postpones Ruling on Beagle Experiments
A Lazio court postponed until June 10th a decision on whether Aptuit can resume experiments on 1,600 beagles, prompting protests from animal rights activists who allege mistreatment and killing of animals at the company's labs, with investigations still ongoing.
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56% Bias Score
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