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Giulio Cavalli

@giuliocavalli wrld.org
Italian actor, writer and director (1977-)
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Giulio Cavalli 3d

The author wrote that nine out of ten settlers had returned home after being arrested by the Israeli police for assaults on a Washington Post photojournalist and European diplomats during the olive harvest in the West Bank. He added that on Wednesday evening a court in Jerusalem had placed them under house arrest. https://t.co/18LH5jtGSw #Cisgiordania #Israele #RaccoltaOlive #IL #US #EU #PS (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 3d

The author reported that on Tuesday, August 4, Spanish Interior Minister Fernando Grande-Marlaska had indicated that of the 72,000 people who entered Ceuta from Morocco, 70,000 had already returned. He added that Italy had been monitoring passengers for three days. #Ceuta #immigrazione #Spagna #ES #MA #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 3d

The post mentioned that many Palestinians wore around their necks the key to a house left behind in 1948, during the Nakba, and it raised the question, "How did we get here?". It also indicated a form to have it delivered. https://t.co/leSBwThN6P https://t.co/NkXlrgrIXs #Palestina #Nakba #DirittiUmani #PS #IL (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 4d

The author wrote that on Wednesday the Israeli army was celebrating World Food Day counting 41 ovens managed by international organizations, while in Gaza City two large bakeries had shut down their ovens due to a lack of flour, according to the Euro-Med Observatory. https://t.co/D96VwKu16k #Gaza #Israele #Alimentazione #IL #PS (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 5d

The author had written that, in the American states that had made marital rape prosecutable between 1976 and 2001, murders between spouses had increased by about 27 percent. He had also mentioned the introduction of minimum sentences of 25 years for child abuse after the case of Jessica Lunsford. #dirittiuomini #giustizia #violenza整改 #US (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 5d

The author wrote that the government had promised to defeat two enemies, but that the Court of Auditors, two years later, had only returned one to them, fueled by the other. He recalled that on June 4, 2024, Giorgia Meloni had presented in a video on social media the legislative decree 73 as a response to two objectives, without specifying which ones in the text provided. #Governo #Politica #Economia #IT (translated)

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The author agreed with Minister Francesco Lollobrigida, who had written on social media that blocking roads to prevent the distribution of products was a crime. He also reported that Minister Adolfo Urso had explained the day before in the Chamber that even stopping trucks constituted a roadblock, punishable by imprisonment. #BloccoStradale #Giustizia #Politica #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 6d

The author had announced a discussion with Riccardo Noury from Amnesty International Italy on the security decree, which according to the post extended pre-trial detention to minors. He also mentioned the participation of Valentina Mira and her novel *Tutto il furore*, described as the novel of a generation. #FermoPreventivo #DirittiUmani #Minorenni #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 6d

In his editorial for Urto, the author argued that the damage to shop windows caused scandal while broken lives were reduced to statistics. He deemed the clashes in Milan wrong, adding that condemning them did not absolve those in power from their own responsibilities, even regarding public order. https://t.co/cEQYTEQQRO #Milano #OrdinePubblico #Responsabilità #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 6d

The post stated that the Minister of Defense had closed an investigation that the Milan court was still pursuing in three days. It also mentioned that, the day before, Guido Crosetto had attributed the looting of October 17 and 18 to a "hybrid war," speaking from the stage of the Defense Procurement Forum in Rome. #Difesa #Giustizia #GuerraIbrida #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 6d

The author wrote that the Italian state was collecting 12.6 billion euros in income tax from workers, while making it difficult for them to stay compliant. He defined this approach as a migration policy and indicated that the data was contained in the 2026 Immigration Report by Caritas Italiana and the Foundation. (translated)

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The author of the post reported that on Sunday Transport Minister Matteo Salvini had called for common sense and respect for others' work from the truck drivers who had been blocking toll booths and ports in the South since the end of September, adding that in his opinion they were completely right. He wrote that Salvini would meet them that day at the Prefecture in Milan. #lavoro #rispetto #Trasporti #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 6d

The author of the post wrote that a "hidden bank" of the mafias had been discovered in Milan and presented *Il ridicolo onore* as a jest that mocked them. He added that there was a version for schools and shared a form to bring it to a location. https://t.co/vaPrJ3OzXz https://t.co/0ZI9wcQnXI #Mafia #Milano #Educazione #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 6d

The author wrote that a spreadsheet compiled by the think tank OFEK and delivered to the Associated Press contained 227 extreme comments made by Israeli politicians over the course of the year. Among the examples published by the agency, he cited Moshe Feiglin, who allegedly proposed expelling the Gazans; the post ended after the word "removing." https://t.co/DLiFwSaHwh #Israele #Politica #OFEK #IL (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 7d

The author wrote that almost four billion advertising offers, left exposed by an Israeli company, would have revealed a system behind Discover-Tech banners to profile those who viewed them and, when necessary, infect devices. #Pubblicità #Privacy #Tecnologia #IL (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 7d

The author stated that the man who, according to him, was exhibiting violence against the violence of the protesters had claimed to volunteer as an activities leader in a summer camp. He added that he could not imagine how carefully he performed that role and linked the comment to the theme of young people. https://t.co/MIUCIj107V #protesta #volontariato #giovani (translated)

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The author wrote that, according to Istat, in Italy one in eight minors lived in absolute poverty. He recalled the characters Ignorance and Want from Dickens' *A Christmas Carol* and noted that there is a version for schools, indicating a form to request it. https://t.co/XaNhj0R0oB https://t.co/EVeZfr8KTt #Povertà #DirittiInfanzia #Istruzione #IT (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 7d

The author wrote that, with winter approaching, the World Food Programme announced on Sunday a reduction in aid to Gaza: the number of people receiving assistance would decrease from 1.6 million to 1.1 million, and the hot meals from community kitchens would drop from 250,000 to 150,000 per day. https://t.co/RmR97pJM0l #Gaza #SicurezzaAlimentare #EmergenzaUmana #PS #GZ (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 1w

The author wrote about the shop windows in Piazza Duomo and a violence that, according to him, was not being photographed. He pointed out the poor work, schools in bad condition, long waits in healthcare, and Gaza among the themes of an editorial on the violence that pushed people to take to the streets. He also cited Luigi Mastrodonato, author of "L'ordine," speaking of deaths that occurred after police interventions, and mentioned Davide. #Giustizia #Violenza #Società #IT #PS #GA (translated)

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Giulio Cavalli 1w

The author argued that broken windows and episodes of violence were the most convenient news and, for this reason, the most false in Italy. He wrote that supporters of the war and realpolitik in newspapers and on television would have called them "collateral damage." #Italia #Violenza #Notizie #IT (translated)

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