Constitution obliged to help young couples
President Sergio Mattarella said Friday that it is a Constitutional obligation for the political world to help young couples start families.
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Next phase of Ponte Vecchio restoration begins
In 2022, the mayor of Florence announced a major restoration of the Ponte Vecchio bridge in Florence, as it near its 700-year anniversary. This week, the mayor announced the phase regarding the removal of algae and lichen.
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Atrani braces for tourist surge following Netflix series Ripley
The Atrani area of the Amalfi coast is expecting a surge in visitors following the Netflix hit series Ripley which was partly filmed there.
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Seventh body recovered from Enel plant
On Friday, divers from the fire brigade recovered a seventh body from Tuesday’s explosion at Enel Green Power’s Bargi hydroelectric plant on Lake Suviana.
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M5S members stand down in Puglia
Former Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte declared on Thursday that the members of his 5-Star Movement (M5S) holding positions in Puglia would step down. This follows a fresh wave of arrests on Wednesday from members of the southern region’s political arena.
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Incredible Trojan War frescoes found at Pompeii
Amazing Trojan War frescoes have been found in the latest discovery in fresh digs at Pompeii, officials said Thursday.
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Amanda Knox slander trial underway
Amanda Knox faced another trial for slander on Wednesday, for wrongly accusing a Congolese man of murdering her roommate. British exchange student Meredith Kercher was found murdered in her room, in a house she shared with Amanda Knox and another.
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Digital Nomad visa available for non-EU citizens
As of 4th April 2024, non-EU residents have the option to apply for a Digital Nomad visa in Italy. If your dream is to work remotely from a Tuscan village or overlooking the canals of Venice, now is your chance.
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Little hope of finding survivors after Enel hydroelectric blast
Italian firefighters said yesterday there is little hope of finding any survivors from Tuesday’s explosion at the Enel hydroelectric plant on Lake Suviana.
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Water returns to the Baths of Caracalla
Rome’s Baths of Caracalla has revealed a new pool called “The Mirror,” reflecting the ancient ruins of the bath complex constructed 1,800 years ago in the second century.
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