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CGIL Roma e Lazio Hosts Two-Day Labor Rights Festival
On September 25-26, 2025, the CGIL Roma e Lazio union held its third annual membership festival, "Al lavoro. Insieme per i diritti," at Villa Lazzaroni, featuring debates, assemblies, and cultural events focused on labor rights, safety, and social justice.
CGIL Roma e Lazio Hosts Two-Day Labor Rights Festival
On September 25-26, 2025, the CGIL Roma e Lazio union held its third annual membership festival, "Al lavoro. Insieme per i diritti," at Villa Lazzaroni, featuring debates, assemblies, and cultural events focused on labor rights, safety, and social justice.
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28% Bias Score
Italian Court Condemns Carabinieri Officers in Cucchi Cover-Up
A Rome appeals court convicted four Carabinieri officers for their roles in a cover-up surrounding the 2009 death of Stefano Cucchi, revealing a years-long strategy to deflect blame from the Arma dei Carabinieri.
Italian Court Condemns Carabinieri Officers in Cucchi Cover-Up
A Rome appeals court convicted four Carabinieri officers for their roles in a cover-up surrounding the 2009 death of Stefano Cucchi, revealing a years-long strategy to deflect blame from the Arma dei Carabinieri.
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40% Bias Score
Another Suicide at Rome's Rebibbia Prison
A 52-year-old Italian inmate, D.Z., was found dead in her cell at Rome's Rebibbia prison on the night of September 10, 2025, marking the latest in a series of suicides within the facility.
Another Suicide at Rome's Rebibbia Prison
A 52-year-old Italian inmate, D.Z., was found dead in her cell at Rome's Rebibbia prison on the night of September 10, 2025, marking the latest in a series of suicides within the facility.
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32% Bias Score
Avezzano Festival Highlights Fight for Free Speech and Information
The "Festival dell'Informazione" in Avezzano, Italy (August 21-23), united Roman and Avezzanian activists to discuss institutional propaganda, journalist intimidation, and the situation in Palestine, fostering collaboration and raising awareness.
Avezzano Festival Highlights Fight for Free Speech and Information
The "Festival dell'Informazione" in Avezzano, Italy (August 21-23), united Roman and Avezzanian activists to discuss institutional propaganda, journalist intimidation, and the situation in Palestine, fostering collaboration and raising awareness.
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20% Bias Score
Rome Unions Oppose Royal Caribbean Cruise Port for Jubilee
Over 40 Roman associations and unions urged Mayor Gualtieri to remove the Royal Caribbean cruise port from Rome's Jubilee essential works list on August 1st, citing project delays, lacking environmental approvals, and the risk of bypassing standard procedures.
Rome Unions Oppose Royal Caribbean Cruise Port for Jubilee
Over 40 Roman associations and unions urged Mayor Gualtieri to remove the Royal Caribbean cruise port from Rome's Jubilee essential works list on August 1st, citing project delays, lacking environmental approvals, and the risk of bypassing standard procedures.
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48% Bias Score
Overcrowded Apartment in Rome: 15 Bangladeshi Workers Found Living in Squalid Conditions
Fifteen Bangladeshi workers were discovered living in overcrowded, unsanitary conditions in a 40-square-meter Rome apartment, paying €100 per month each in cash to a fellow countryman who illegally sublet the space, exceeding the official rent of €1450.
Overcrowded Apartment in Rome: 15 Bangladeshi Workers Found Living in Squalid Conditions
Fifteen Bangladeshi workers were discovered living in overcrowded, unsanitary conditions in a 40-square-meter Rome apartment, paying €100 per month each in cash to a fellow countryman who illegally sublet the space, exceeding the official rent of €1450.
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52% Bias Score
Rome Assembly Condemns Gaza Genocide, Calls for Action
A public assembly in Rome, featuring Nobel laureate Giorgio Parisi and other prominent figures, condemned the Gaza genocide and called for collective action to halt the global war escalation and Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Rome Assembly Condemns Gaza Genocide, Calls for Action
A public assembly in Rome, featuring Nobel laureate Giorgio Parisi and other prominent figures, condemned the Gaza genocide and called for collective action to halt the global war escalation and Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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52% Bias Score
Ostia Crackdown: Drug Trafficking, Illegal Occupations, and Safety Violations Targeted in Police Operation
Following recent shootings, a major police operation in Ostia, Italy, resulted in arrests for drug trafficking, illegal occupations, and various safety violations across multiple locations, including the confiscated Village beach establishment and several other businesses.
Ostia Crackdown: Drug Trafficking, Illegal Occupations, and Safety Violations Targeted in Police Operation
Following recent shootings, a major police operation in Ostia, Italy, resulted in arrests for drug trafficking, illegal occupations, and various safety violations across multiple locations, including the confiscated Village beach establishment and several other businesses.
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48% Bias Score
Overcrowding and Neglect in Rome's Prisons: Alemanno's Account
Former Roman mayor Gianni Alemanno, detained in Rebibbia prison, denounces critical overcrowding and inadequate conditions, citing specific cases of neglect and highlighting a 28.6% overcrowding rate in Lazio prisons, with 1,519 more inmates than available spaces.
Overcrowding and Neglect in Rome's Prisons: Alemanno's Account
Former Roman mayor Gianni Alemanno, detained in Rebibbia prison, denounces critical overcrowding and inadequate conditions, citing specific cases of neglect and highlighting a 28.6% overcrowding rate in Lazio prisons, with 1,519 more inmates than available spaces.
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56% Bias Score
Italian City Council Calls for Palestine Recognition
The Capena City Council in Italy unanimously approved a motion urging the Italian government to recognize the State of Palestine, citing international law and condemning the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.
Italian City Council Calls for Palestine Recognition
The Capena City Council in Italy unanimously approved a motion urging the Italian government to recognize the State of Palestine, citing international law and condemning the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.
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40% Bias Score
Rome Orders Removal of Lega Posters; Clash Over Hate Speech
Rome's city council ordered the removal of Lega party posters depicting Roma and Black individuals with phrases like "Evict you in 24 hours," sparking a political clash over freedom of expression versus hate speech regulations.
Rome Orders Removal of Lega Posters; Clash Over Hate Speech
Rome's city council ordered the removal of Lega party posters depicting Roma and Black individuals with phrases like "Evict you in 24 hours," sparking a political clash over freedom of expression versus hate speech regulations.
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48% Bias Score
Italian Conference Analyzes Digital Transformation's Impact on Businesses
A conference in Italy assessed the impact of digital transformation on businesses and public administration, revealing insights into adoption rates, challenges, and the need for improved digital literacy.
Italian Conference Analyzes Digital Transformation's Impact on Businesses
A conference in Italy assessed the impact of digital transformation on businesses and public administration, revealing insights into adoption rates, challenges, and the need for improved digital literacy.
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16% Bias Score
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