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Italian Police Officers Face Trial for Illegal Arrest of Man Filming Police Activity
In Turin, Italy, on February 25, 2023, two police officers face trial for illegally arresting and detaining a 21-year-old man for four hours after he filmed them at a bar; the prosecutor is seeking prison sentences for the officers.
Italian Police Officers Face Trial for Illegal Arrest of Man Filming Police Activity
In Turin, Italy, on February 25, 2023, two police officers face trial for illegally arresting and detaining a 21-year-old man for four hours after he filmed them at a bar; the prosecutor is seeking prison sentences for the officers.
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56% Bias Score
Stellantis Collective Bargaining Agreement Grants Significant Pay Raise to 60,000 Italian Workers
Stellantis, CNHI, Iveco, and Ferrari reached a collective bargaining agreement, granting a 6.6% base pay increase and two €240 bonuses to roughly 60,000 Italian workers in 2025-2026, contrasting with stalled national metalworking contract negotiations.
Stellantis Collective Bargaining Agreement Grants Significant Pay Raise to 60,000 Italian Workers
Stellantis, CNHI, Iveco, and Ferrari reached a collective bargaining agreement, granting a 6.6% base pay increase and two €240 bonuses to roughly 60,000 Italian workers in 2025-2026, contrasting with stalled national metalworking contract negotiations.
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40% Bias Score
Centrist Alliance in Turin: Moderati and Azione Support Lo Russo's Mayoral Bid
In Turin, Italy, the centrist parties Moderati and Azione are forming a pre-electoral alliance for the 2027 municipal elections, conditionally supporting Stefano Lo Russo's mayoral candidacy and sharing policy goals on provincial reform, nuclear power, and higher education.
Centrist Alliance in Turin: Moderati and Azione Support Lo Russo's Mayoral Bid
In Turin, Italy, the centrist parties Moderati and Azione are forming a pre-electoral alliance for the 2027 municipal elections, conditionally supporting Stefano Lo Russo's mayoral candidacy and sharing policy goals on provincial reform, nuclear power, and higher education.
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52% Bias Score
Italian Budget Cuts Jeopardize Piedmont's Road Safety
Italy's budget cuts over €54 million from Piedmont's provincial road maintenance to fund the Strait of Messina bridge, impacting 70% of planned spending in 2025-2026, jeopardizing road safety and sparking protests from provincial authorities and business groups.
Italian Budget Cuts Jeopardize Piedmont's Road Safety
Italy's budget cuts over €54 million from Piedmont's provincial road maintenance to fund the Strait of Messina bridge, impacting 70% of planned spending in 2025-2026, jeopardizing road safety and sparking protests from provincial authorities and business groups.
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64% Bias Score
Prison Suicide Highlights Systemic Issues in Italy
A 42-year-old man, Hamid Badoui, died by suicide in Turin's Lorusso e Cutugno prison hours before his scheduled court appearance for resisting arrest; the incident highlights the urgent need to address mental health issues and improve conditions within Italian prisons.
Prison Suicide Highlights Systemic Issues in Italy
A 42-year-old man, Hamid Badoui, died by suicide in Turin's Lorusso e Cutugno prison hours before his scheduled court appearance for resisting arrest; the incident highlights the urgent need to address mental health issues and improve conditions within Italian prisons.
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24% Bias Score
Turin's Employment: A Persistent Struggle Amidst Signs of Hope
Turin's May Day celebrations highlight persistent economic challenges: high unemployment, especially in the automotive sector (Stellantis' Mirafiori plant production significantly decreased), numerous workplace deaths, and insufficient workplace safety inspections. Despite this, increased permanent ...
Turin's Employment: A Persistent Struggle Amidst Signs of Hope
Turin's May Day celebrations highlight persistent economic challenges: high unemployment, especially in the automotive sector (Stellantis' Mirafiori plant production significantly decreased), numerous workplace deaths, and insufficient workplace safety inspections. Despite this, increased permanent ...
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52% Bias Score
Piedmont's Referendum Turnout: A Surprise Amidst Failure
The Italian referendums on labor and citizenship failed, but Piedmont saw a 35.2% turnout, exceeding expectations, with almost one million voting yes on precarious work and nearly 700,000 on shorter citizenship wait times.
Piedmont's Referendum Turnout: A Surprise Amidst Failure
The Italian referendums on labor and citizenship failed, but Piedmont saw a 35.2% turnout, exceeding expectations, with almost one million voting yes on precarious work and nearly 700,000 on shorter citizenship wait times.
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36% Bias Score
Turin Machete Attack: 12-Year Sentence for Pietro Costanzia di Costigliole
On November 18, 2023, Pietro Costanzia di Costigliole was sentenced to 12 years and 6 months for the attempted murder of Oreste Borelli in Turin using a machete; his brother Rocco received an 8-year and 10-month sentence. A €200,000 compensation was awarded to Borelli, who also faced drug charges.
Turin Machete Attack: 12-Year Sentence for Pietro Costanzia di Costigliole
On November 18, 2023, Pietro Costanzia di Costigliole was sentenced to 12 years and 6 months for the attempted murder of Oreste Borelli in Turin using a machete; his brother Rocco received an 8-year and 10-month sentence. A €200,000 compensation was awarded to Borelli, who also faced drug charges.
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48% Bias Score
Turin to Resume Registrations of Children Born to Same-Sex Parents
Turin's registry office will resume registering children born to same-sex couples via medically assisted procreation abroad after a Constitutional Court ruling deemed a law preventing the non-biological mother's recognition illegitimate; this follows a 2022 suspension and a subsequent political batt...
Turin to Resume Registrations of Children Born to Same-Sex Parents
Turin's registry office will resume registering children born to same-sex couples via medically assisted procreation abroad after a Constitutional Court ruling deemed a law preventing the non-biological mother's recognition illegitimate; this follows a 2022 suspension and a subsequent political batt...
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56% Bias Score
Draghi Awarded for Contributions to European Innovation
Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi received the PoliTO Foresight and Innovation award in Turin on [Date] for his contributions to European competitiveness, emphasizing innovation as crucial for long-term economic growth. A small protest against EU and Israeli policies occurred outside the ve...
Draghi Awarded for Contributions to European Innovation
Former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi received the PoliTO Foresight and Innovation award in Turin on [Date] for his contributions to European competitiveness, emphasizing innovation as crucial for long-term economic growth. A small protest against EU and Israeli policies occurred outside the ve...
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44% Bias Score
Bonami's "Artista Fallito": A Memoir of the Art World
Francesco Bonami's new book, "Artista fallito," a collection of articles from Flash Art magazine (1986-2012), details his journey from a self-described 'failed artist' to a highly successful international curator, offering insights into the art world's economics and its evolving global landscape.
Bonami's "Artista Fallito": A Memoir of the Art World
Francesco Bonami's new book, "Artista fallito," a collection of articles from Flash Art magazine (1986-2012), details his journey from a self-described 'failed artist' to a highly successful international curator, offering insights into the art world's economics and its evolving global landscape.
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36% Bias Score
Turin May Day Parade Highlights Surge in Workplace Deaths
On May 1st, approximately 20,000 people marched in Turin, Italy, to protest workplace safety issues, citing a sharp increase in workplace deaths (from 7 to 13 in the first two months of 2025) and injuries, alongside concerns about low wages and precarious employment.
Turin May Day Parade Highlights Surge in Workplace Deaths
On May 1st, approximately 20,000 people marched in Turin, Italy, to protest workplace safety issues, citing a sharp increase in workplace deaths (from 7 to 13 in the first two months of 2025) and injuries, alongside concerns about low wages and precarious employment.
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40% Bias Score
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