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Riccardo Cucchi reacted to the news of new sentences of up to 12 years, writing that it was difficult to read. He added that in him remained the educator of a juvenile prison, a role for which he had won a competition many years earlier, and that this evoked a feeling of rebellion in him. https://t.co/0CGQHsel6v #giustizia #diritti #educazione (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that wars caused deaths and economic and social damages. He pointed out visible effects such as the exponential increase in prices, attributed to the rise in gasoline and diesel costs, and the impoverishment of families. He added that those who plotted for conflicts acted against the citizens. #guerra #economia #dirittiUMani (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that in the south, blockades had been ongoing for days and the supermarkets were empty, while in Genoa, Fiom workers had occupied the airport. He added that young people were protesting all over Europe and that the cost of living was putting families in difficulty. According to Cucchi, the response could not consist of harsher measures for public order. #Protesta #CostoDellaVita #GiovaniInPiazza (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that Guardiola had urged not to forget Gaza and to talk about it. Cucchi argued that no one was talking about it anymore and that the silence of the media was overshadowing the pleas for help and abandonment, adding that this should not be allowed. #Gaza #DirittiUmani #Solidarietà (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi had described a Lazio team that, in the midst of a difficult phase, was able to defend, play vertically, and attack with many players, attributing the credit to Gattuso. He had defined the team as surprising and beautiful, but he had written that they would not win the championship because, in his opinion, there were stronger teams. Cucchi had nonetheless spoken of a beautiful story. #JuventusLazio #Lazio #SerieA #Calcio (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi described Gattuso's work as a "little masterpiece" and praised the play, character, and organization of Lazio. He described the match in Turin as impeccable and wrote that the team had achieved its sixth victory, maintaining first place in the standings tied with Inter. #JuveLazio #SerieA #Calcio #Sport (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that the devastation was incomprehensible, that Israel could not continue to hide it, and that the world would eventually know everything. He added that the persecution of Palestinians had been ongoing since 1948 and said to spend Sunday with a book. #18ottobre https://t.co/5wXRfFoD5z #Palestina #Giustizia #DirittiUmani (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi recalled that at dawn on October 16, 1943, the Nazis, alongside the fascists, entered the Jewish neighborhood of Rome and took away 1,259 people from their homes, including women, children, and the elderly. He wrote that they were taken to German concentration camps and that only 16 returned. He concluded with the appeal "never again." #NeverAgain #Olocausto #Memoria #DirittiUmani (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi shared a passage from *Every Morning in Jenin* by Susan Abulhawa, in which a person learns that his wife and children have been massacred and describes the shock and pain of their loss. Cucchi accompanied the excerpt with a reference to Sabra and Shatila, 1982. #SabraEChatila #AmorePerduto #Storia (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that Netanyahu had begun the search for the soldiers who had spoken about the genocide in Gaza, accusing them of spreading classified and secret information. Cucchi sarcastically wondered how this was compatible with the claim that it was all false and added that people continued to die in the Strip, indicating 1,400 as the IDF casualties since the start of the ceasefire. #Gaza #Netanyahu #Genocidio (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that, after six rounds, it was impossible to predict Lazio at the top of the standings with Inter. He described an excellent first half against Monza and a more difficult second half, until Pinamonti's goal, adding that the situation would not last forever but that it was beautiful at that moment. #LazioMonza https://t.co/eoYqhbUqKg #calcio #SerieA #Lazio (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi had shared a passage from *Every Morning in Jenin* by Susan Abulhawa, set in Palestine in 1948. In the excerpt, Ari was telling Hassan that the Zionists had many rifles and had formed an army with the Jews who arrived daily by ship; he added that they also had armored vehicles and planes. #Palestina #Guerra #Storia (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that Trump’s United States wanted to bring society back to an age of barbarism. He defined the death penalty as barbaric and argued that turning it into a televised public event was a sign of a loss of civilization. He added that Ben Gvir wanted to do the same in Israel. #Israele #penaDiMorte #civiltà #dirittiUmani (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that the Nobel Peace Prize had been awarded to Navi Pillay, an 85-year-old South African jurist. He noted that Pillay had chaired the UN independent inquiry commission that, in 2025, had recognized that Israel had committed genocide in Gaza. #NobelPace #DirittiUmani #Gaza (translated)

Riccardo Cucchi wrote that, according to the electoral law, the list that reaches at least 42% is allocated 70 prize seats in the Chamber and 35 in the Senate, seats that in his opinion would not have been assigned by the voters. He argued that such large majorities would mark the end of Parliament and deprive the two Chambers of their function. #LeggeElettorale #Politica #Elezioni #Parlamento (translated)