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Milan Public Transport Petition Demands 30% Discount Amid Service Cuts
In Milan, Italy, a citizen petition demands a 30% discount on public transport subscriptions due to a significant service reduction in 2023-2024, supported by independent studies showing a 15-20% decrease in routes since 2016, leading to widespread delays and user complaints.
Milan Public Transport Petition Demands 30% Discount Amid Service Cuts
In Milan, Italy, a citizen petition demands a 30% discount on public transport subscriptions due to a significant service reduction in 2023-2024, supported by independent studies showing a 15-20% decrease in routes since 2016, leading to widespread delays and user complaints.
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44% Bias Score
Bureaucratic Delays Leave Eight Afghan Asylum Seekers Hospitalized in Trieste
Eight Afghan asylum seekers in Trieste suffered carbon monoxide poisoning after bureaucratic delays prevented them from accessing available shelter, highlighting systemic failures in asylum processing and the violation of their basic human rights.
Bureaucratic Delays Leave Eight Afghan Asylum Seekers Hospitalized in Trieste
Eight Afghan asylum seekers in Trieste suffered carbon monoxide poisoning after bureaucratic delays prevented them from accessing available shelter, highlighting systemic failures in asylum processing and the violation of their basic human rights.
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60% Bias Score
Minicione Cleared of Fraud in Vatican Property Deal, Despite Prior Conviction
A London court cleared British-Italian financier Raffaele Minicione of dishonesty, fraud, and conspiracy in a £275 million property deal with the Vatican, despite a previous Vatican court conviction for embezzlement; the judge criticized Minicione's lack of good faith but upheld the property valuati...
Minicione Cleared of Fraud in Vatican Property Deal, Despite Prior Conviction
A London court cleared British-Italian financier Raffaele Minicione of dishonesty, fraud, and conspiracy in a £275 million property deal with the Vatican, despite a previous Vatican court conviction for embezzlement; the judge criticized Minicione's lack of good faith but upheld the property valuati...
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40% Bias Score
Bologna Protest Against Italy's Security Bill
In Bologna, Italy, 5,000 people protested against the government's proposed security bill, fearing restrictions on peaceful demonstrations and concerns over workers' rights, with various groups participating including the CGIL and Amnesty International.
Bologna Protest Against Italy's Security Bill
In Bologna, Italy, 5,000 people protested against the government's proposed security bill, fearing restrictions on peaceful demonstrations and concerns over workers' rights, with various groups participating including the CGIL and Amnesty International.
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60% Bias Score
Pianist's Culinary Passions Influence Music Composition
A renowned Italian pianist reveals a unique connection between food and music, comparing his solo piano pieces to simple dishes and orchestral compositions to complex soups. He further discusses his family's winemaking tradition and his love for various teas and cooking pans.
Pianist's Culinary Passions Influence Music Composition
A renowned Italian pianist reveals a unique connection between food and music, comparing his solo piano pieces to simple dishes and orchestral compositions to complex soups. He further discusses his family's winemaking tradition and his love for various teas and cooking pans.
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0% Bias Score
Europe's Largest TBM Begins Excavation on High-Speed Italian Rail Line
Webuild's 4,000-ton "Partenope" TBM started excavating the 3-kilometer Saginara tunnel near Salerno, Italy, on July 27, 2024, as part of the high-speed Salerno-Reggio Calabria rail line's Lot 1A, impacting regional connectivity and economic development.
Europe's Largest TBM Begins Excavation on High-Speed Italian Rail Line
Webuild's 4,000-ton "Partenope" TBM started excavating the 3-kilometer Saginara tunnel near Salerno, Italy, on July 27, 2024, as part of the high-speed Salerno-Reggio Calabria rail line's Lot 1A, impacting regional connectivity and economic development.
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52% Bias Score
Delay Threatens Italy's Disability Law, Jeopardizing Independent Living
Italy's Law 227, designed to help disabled people define their quality of life and access personalized care, faces a potential two-year delay due to a Senate amendment extending the trial period until the end of 2026, jeopardizing funding for independent living and perpetuating institutional care.
Delay Threatens Italy's Disability Law, Jeopardizing Independent Living
Italy's Law 227, designed to help disabled people define their quality of life and access personalized care, faces a potential two-year delay due to a Senate amendment extending the trial period until the end of 2026, jeopardizing funding for independent living and perpetuating institutional care.
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56% Bias Score
Italy's Failed Albanian Migrant Center Plan
Italy's €1 billion plan to transfer asylum seekers to Albania has failed, with all 73 migrants transferred being returned to Italy due to a court ruling, prompting criticism and political debate.
Italy's Failed Albanian Migrant Center Plan
Italy's €1 billion plan to transfer asylum seekers to Albania has failed, with all 73 migrants transferred being returned to Italy due to a court ruling, prompting criticism and political debate.
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48% Bias Score
Italian Olive Oil Farmers Protest Against Cheap Imports
Italian olive oil farmers protested in Civitavecchia on Wednesday against cheap imports, mainly from Tunisia, blocking a ship carrying 65 million liters of Tunisian olive oil in 2024 and accusing the EU of insufficient protection.
Italian Olive Oil Farmers Protest Against Cheap Imports
Italian olive oil farmers protested in Civitavecchia on Wednesday against cheap imports, mainly from Tunisia, blocking a ship carrying 65 million liters of Tunisian olive oil in 2024 and accusing the EU of insufficient protection.
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56% Bias Score
Agrigento: Capital of Culture Battles Infrastructural Deficiencies
Agrigento, Italy's 2023 Capital of Culture, faces infrastructural challenges (poor roads, lack of airport, outdated railways) despite attracting a million annual visitors to its Valley of the Temples, highlighting a common struggle between tourism boom and inadequate services.
Agrigento: Capital of Culture Battles Infrastructural Deficiencies
Agrigento, Italy's 2023 Capital of Culture, faces infrastructural challenges (poor roads, lack of airport, outdated railways) despite attracting a million annual visitors to its Valley of the Temples, highlighting a common struggle between tourism boom and inadequate services.
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36% Bias Score
COVID-19 Pandemic's Uneven Impact on the Netherlands
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the Netherlands in February 2020, causing lockdowns, social distancing, and a significant rise in mortality, particularly in the south, exposing inequalities and highlighting vulnerabilities in healthcare and societal resilience.
COVID-19 Pandemic's Uneven Impact on the Netherlands
The COVID-19 pandemic hit the Netherlands in February 2020, causing lockdowns, social distancing, and a significant rise in mortality, particularly in the south, exposing inequalities and highlighting vulnerabilities in healthcare and societal resilience.
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36% Bias Score
Italian Authorities Bust Professional Art Forgery Ring
Italian authorities discovered a sophisticated art forgery workshop near Rome, seizing 71 fake paintings and materials used to create forgeries attributed to artists like Picasso and Rembrandt; this follows a November bust of a Europe-wide ring, highlighting the scale of art forgery operations.
Italian Authorities Bust Professional Art Forgery Ring
Italian authorities discovered a sophisticated art forgery workshop near Rome, seizing 71 fake paintings and materials used to create forgeries attributed to artists like Picasso and Rembrandt; this follows a November bust of a Europe-wide ring, highlighting the scale of art forgery operations.
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24% Bias Score
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