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Alberto Letizia wrote that Leone XIV had reported that he had relied on the doctors, followed their advice, and decided to undergo a procedure. According to Letizia, the pope had only asked to pray for him at the end, with simplicity and naturalness. #salute #medicina #preghiera (translated)

Sabrina F. argued that a unique, centralized, and mandatory digital identity could become a tool for conditioning access to work, purchases, travel, and healthcare. She clarified that she is not against technology, but against the imposition of digital systems without alternatives, and stated that fundamental rights should not depend on a QR code or a connection. In the post, she reported that on March 4, 2026, an event on digital identity was held at the European Parliament in Brussels. According to Sabrina F., the Dutch lawyer Meike Terhorst, specializing in law, discussed the expansion of digital identity systems and their possible effects on privacy, civil liberties, banking and public services, and participation in everyday life. Sabrina F. reported that Terhorst had argued that member states could refuse digital identity and had advised citizens who possessed one to get rid of it. Sabrina F. concluded by aligning herself with a technology that serves people and called for critical voices to be heard. #IdentitàDigitale #Libertà #DirittiUmani (translated)

Marco M.M. wrote that his profile, dedicated to meteorology, would continue to deal with the weather, but that he wanted to share a personal reflection after facing a significant health issue in the previous weeks. He recounted having lived through difficult days and new fears, an experience that, according to him, made him reevaluate everyday things and the importance of paying attention to the difficulties of others. He added that his private messages were open to anyone who needed to talk and that, while he did not have solutions for every problem, he was available to listen. He concluded by inviting people to take care of themselves and those close to them, specifying that in the next post he would return to discussing meteorology. #Vita #Ascolto #Gratitudine (translated)

Luigi Marattin responded to Corrado Formigli, who in the Corriere had described as "an embarrassing confusion" what the deputy said on Piazzapulita. Marattin mentioned that he has been reading investigative journalism and historical studies on conflicts for decades and cited Il Legionario, a book about Giustino De Vuono, arguing that its author documented the presented theses. Marattin accused the documentary Naza of making unfounded accusations. He cited the bombing which, according to the mentioned reconstruction, would have killed 500 civilians, stating that no evidence of either the attack or the death toll had been presented. He argued that the only source was Hamas's word, treated as truth, while Israeli accounts were dismissed as propaganda. He added that he had said on air that, in wartime, he did not consider the reports of the involved parties reliable and preferred those from independent observers. For this reason, he described Israel's decision not to allow foreign journalists into Gaza, even at their own risk, as a mistake. Marattin accused Formigli of not listening to this point and of silencing dissenters, imposing his own opinion. Finally, he wrote that he would have liked to read a "mea culpa" from the host for his statements about Israeli children on October 7. #giornalismodinchiesta #storia #media (translated)

The InsideArts project, developed at Bocconi University, examines how cultural experiences such as visiting museums or listening to music can help reduce stress and anxiety among students, in a context where mental health has become one of the main social emergencies. #SaluteMentale #ArteEBenessere #UniversitàBocconi (translated)

One must find a convergence between the Commission, the Member States, and the Council, but there is certainly an interest in listening. The debate, Meloni admits, is still "long" and "one must find a convergence between the Commission, the Member States, and the Council, but there is certainly an interest in listening." #ClausolaSalvaguardia #Italia #CommissioneEU (translated)

Sabrina F. described people over fifty as the last generation raised without the internet, social networks, and digital devices, arguing that they developed independence from a young age. She recalled that at seven they had house keys, at nine they cooked for their younger siblings, and by ten they could take care of themselves. According to Sabrina F., they spent their days outdoors, often with scraped knees, and learned to handle practical matters. She also mentioned memories of the radio, black-and-white television, record players, and cassettes, as well as car trips made with a map and a packed lunch. She claimed that this generation held more vivid memories and greater trust in their instincts. #GenerazioneSopravvissuta #Memorie #CrescitaFelice (translated)

"Anyone who asks receives, and anyone who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks it will be opened. Which father among you, if his son asks for a fish, will give him a serpent instead of a fish?" A good father, Jesus tells us, listens to and understands his children. Have a good day 😇 (translated)

"The words of the students are precious, now they must be heard." And after the controversies over the violence of the law enforcement during the demonstrations, Lecornu assured that the police were not ordered to clash with the students. #ProtestaStudentesca #DialogoTraGovernoEStudenti #MobilitazioneGiovanile (translated)

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu opened a dialogue with students in response to their protests, promising decisions by the end of October and emphasizing the importance of listening to their concerns, as solidarity mobilization from unions continues despite tensions with the police. #ProtestaStudentesca #DialogoTraGovernoEStudenti #MobilitazioneGiovanile (translated)

"We listened to the call of comrades in France, Spain, and Germany," explains Anita, 15 years old, "where students and workers mobilized against their governments, against repression in schools and the defunding of education to give money to war." #OccupazioneScuole #ProtesteStudenti #IstruzionePubblica (translated)

Claudia has criticized what she described as a contradiction: a person would have said not to talk about Alberto Stasi, but then they would have gone to the Prosecutor's Office to listen to his wiretaps, claiming to have found interesting elements. Claudia said she expects a counteroffensive on multiple fronts from Alberto's defense and called the situation a clear declaration of war. #giustizia #processo #AlberoStasi (translated)

The anti-mafia commission has launched an investigation into the hospitals of Palermo following complaints by deputy Ismaele La Vardera concerning the presence of employees linked to mafia circles, with hearings scheduled to listen to Governor Schifani and Councillor Caruso. #Mafia #Palermo #Sanità (translated)