Author: Mariangela Pinto

There is a dispute in the centre-right, or perhaps not, over the reconfirmation of Evelina Christillin as president of the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities Foundation until 2028. But in reality the act could bring with it the reconfirmation of Christian Greco as director of the museum. Egizio, the board of directors is compact: Greco towards reconfirmation. For him the ban is useless https://torino.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/28/news/egizio_cda_greco_verso_riconferma-423757390/?rss

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Very little is known about the life of Anne Shakespeare (born Anne Hathaway), other than a few references in legal documents. His personality and his relationship with the bard have been the focus of various speculations by historians and writers. What is certainly known is that on 28 November 1582, in Stratford-upon-Avon, the two paid forty pounds (a small fortune at the time) for an “express” marriage license which allowed them to marry immediately, without…

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The Supreme Court’s decision is expected today. Negligent disaster and annulment of the acquittals requested by the PG for the regional managers. “That day there was a risk of avalanche, the hotel had to be empty” Rigopiano, the mothers of the victims arrive before the Court of Cassation: “Now the truth, no more lies” https://www.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/28/news/sentenza_rigopiano_cassazione_mamme_giustizia-423753070/?rss

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Prosecutor Paola De Martino requested the indictment of five members of the family held responsible for the attack on five doctors at the Foggia Polyclinic last September 4, after the news that their 23-year-old relative, Natasha Pugliese, had died during a surgery. “In the hospital in Foggia we made Gomorrah, but my sister died and a family is sentenced to life imprisonment” Michela Magnifico 07 September 2024 According to what was reported by the Gazzetta…

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“I will never make my story yet another case of pain pornography: what happened to me and how I will tell it only in my small circle of close people.” This is how Francesca Ghio, the Genoese opposition city councilor, clarifies it yesterday The councilor who denounced the violence in the classroom: “My story to give everyone a voice” https://genova.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/27/news/francesca_ghio_violenza_12_anni_intervista_genova-423740958/?rss

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The high school teacher and 24 economics students accused of copying, through the teacher, degree papers or exam sessions will get away with being put to the test and with an “appropriate” compensation offer to the University. One instead decided to go to ordinary trial (Marco Cesari), while another (Francesco Ceriana) agreed to a plea deal for three months converted into 180 hours of volunteer work. The Economics ‘scripts’ avoid the trial with useful work…

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The investigation into a round of certifications sent from Taranto to the rest of Italy by a network of 118 rescuers, ASL employees and anti-vax customers: the Prosecutor’s Office had asked for them to be archived but the investigating judge ordered otherwise Fake green passes worth 350 euros, forced indictment for 55 people: “To the limits of a procured massacre” https://bari.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/26/news/green_pass_falsi_covid_taranto_processo_procurata_strage-423733383/?rss

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BOLZANO – The Trento general prosecutor’s office wants to see clearly about the death of skier Matilde Lorenzi, which occurred last October 28 following a training accident. Corrado Mistri, who heads the office, invited the interim chief prosecutor of Bolzano, Axel Bisignano, to inform him about the dynamics of the death of the 19-year-old, former Italian super-G champion, and how the initial investigations were conducted. Death of Matilde Lorenzi, the general prosecutor’s office of Trento…

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Perhaps not everyone knows it, but the great Christopher Plummer detested his most famous character, Captain von Trapp in The Sound of Music. The film starring Julie Andrews – an adaptation of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical – was released in 1965 and was an absolute triumph. It seems that Plummer had difficulty even naming it: he called it “the movie” or, distorting its English title, The Sound of Mucus. Surprising as it may be,…

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He raped a sixteen-year-old and attempted to rape her eleven-year-old cousin, he was first sentenced to seven years, then reduced to five years and six months on appeal, which became final. But after two years in prison, without ever having paid a single euro in compensation to the two girls or even having written them a letter of apology, he obtained probation from the Surveillance Court. He raped a sixteen year old and attempted to…

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On November 25, 1835, Andrew Carnegie was born into a modest family of Scottish weavers. While still a boy he emigrated with his parents to the States, where he made his fortune in the steel industry. He became the richest man of his time and developed his own personal vision of capitalism (and relations between classes). In the book The Gospel of Wealth, the tycoon explained that it is the wealthiest who have to redistribute…

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The press release from the prosecutor for minors of Caltanissetta Rocco Cosentino comes at the height of frantic days in which it was hypothesized that fifteen-year-old Larimar Annaloro did not commit suicide, but was the victim of someone. The prosecutor writes: “In order to protect the public interest in correct information, in relation to the news given in recent days (by press agencies and magazines, as well as by the main national and local news…

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VENICE — She couldn’t go out with her friends. He couldn’t meet an old school friend. She couldn’t study alone. He couldn’t graduate early. He couldn’t turn off his cell phone to enjoy a concert. He couldn’t go to sleep without writing his goodnight message. Giulia Cecchettin’s friends talk about her unhealthy relationship with Turetta https://www.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/25/news/giulia_cecchettin_amiche_rapporto_filippo_turetta-423717343/?rss

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“Civil disobedience also combats violence against women,” says the father of the student who died while escaping rape 13 years ago in Spain. An association and a university scholarship bear his name Bruno Rossi: “The murderers of my daughter Martina pampered by a sick and patriarchal culture” https://genova.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/25/news/bruno_rossi_assassini_mia_figlia_martina_coccolati_ai_domiciliari_da_cultura_patriarcale_violenza_donne_25_novembre-423715649/?rss

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Alessia Zuso, the nineteen-year-old who voluntarily left Novara on Friday morning, was found in Ivrea after 24 hours. It was a voluntary removal. The nineteen-year-old had left the car parked in the Gazzurlo road area, not far from the sport fishing lake and the Enpa health kennel. She then left on foot. At this point he had disappeared and his family had raised the alarm. The turning point in the investigation yesterday, late in the…

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Queues to get water in front of the civil protection tent. Scenes that recalled the Covid emergency or even the 1980 earthquake, today marking its 44th anniversary. This is what is happening in Potenza where there has been no running water for about two months, with signs as early as last June. Power without water, queuing at the distribution points to fill the tanks https://napoli.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/23/news/potenza_senza_acqua_in_fila_ai_punti_di_distribuzione_per_riempire_le_taniche-423702545/?rss

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BOLOGNA — Its flag has truly become a flag. Giulia Mei, born in 1993, stage name of Giulia Catuogno, studied at the Bologna Conservatory, his song took him to X Factor for the first time, then to Geppi Cucciari, and finally it became everyone’s song. Giulia Mei from X Factor to the streets: “My Flag is a hymn to freedom for all women” https://bologna.repubblica.it/cronaca/2024/11/24/news/giulia_mei_canzone_bandiera_liberta_donne-423704362/?rss

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She was walking her labrador when two dogs attacked her. It happened in Castel di Sangro, in the province of L’Aquila. The protagonist of the story was a 40-year-old woman, who was bitten while walking along the cycle/pedestrian path. According to an initial reconstruction of the attack, the two dogs escaped the control of their owners, lashing out at the woman who, with difficulty and with the help of her labrador, managed to free herself.…

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For some time a psychologist had been following her to treat the post-natal depression she suffered after the birth of her daughter Perla, ten months ago. Yesterday Carola Finatti, 34 years old, was found by her husband in the bathroom of her house, in Nole Canavese, in the province of Turin, wounded in the neck and with a kitchen knife next to her. In the tub there was Perla, now lifeless. Carola and Antonio Parrinello,…

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Sharif Elanain, the 44-year-old Italian-Egyptian porn actor arrested in Cairo on November 9, risks up to 3 years in prison. The porn actor arrested in Cairo For her, the charge is the production and dissemination of pornographic material, which in Egypt constitutes a crime with a sentence ranging from 6 months to 3 years. On November 26, your case will be reviewed by the Prosecutor. Nationality Elanain is an Egyptian citizen naturalized Italian. According to…

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“Hurry up. To save those who are still alive, to help those who no longer have anything.” The famous headline in Il Mattino, three days later, will reveal the immense dimension of the tragedy. And delays in rescue. On the evening of November 23, 1980, the earth trembled in Irpinia for 90 seconds, obliterating entire towns and devastating three provinces in particular (Avellino, Salerno and Potenza). The earthquake – magnitude 6.9 – hit a vast…

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On 22 November 1990 Margaret Thatcher announced her resignation as Prime Minister and leader of the Conservatives. In the challenge for the leadership of the party, by just four votes, he had failed to obtain a 15 percent majority over his challenger Heseltine, the minimum required for immediate reconfirmation. When he also lost the support of his cabinet, he decided to step back. Some called it “a rare coup at the top of British politics”.…

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