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Elisabetta Aldrovandi wrote that aggravated defamation did not necessarily involve a lawsuit and that many criminal proceedings ended up forgotten or dragged on for long periods, often concluding with a suspended sentence. According to her, after deducting legal costs, the consequences were often limited; moreover, the three-month deadline for filing a lawsuit could lead those who repeatedly defamed to believe that they would not face consequences. Aldrovandi argued that a civil action could instead affect a person's assets and that the statute of limitations was five years, which could be interrupted indefinitely. She added that those who defamed on social media, in the press, or on television could therefore be exposed to liability actions for life. The post was accompanied by the hashtag #garlasco. #garlasco #diffamazione #giustizia #responsabilità (translated)

Antonio Belloni argued that attributing the responsibilities for the failures of previous seasons to Amorim was pointless and harmful, reminding that the coach arrived in the summer. According to Belloni, he was therefore not responsible for either the decline of Milan or the negative results accumulated in the past. The author wrote that the frustration of the fans did not change what happened on the field and that there were no quick solutions to get Milan back to fighting for the Scudetto. He cited the defensive line set up at the crucial moment of the match: Musah, or alternatively Terraciano, De Winter, Pavlo, in the sixth consecutive full match, and Diawara, who played for Troyes in Ligue 2 the previous season. In his opinion, the defeat should not have caused scandal, considering that Milan was on average Champions for points and had the same as a praised and protected technical guide at the beginning of last season. Belloni acknowledged that in the summer the club had taken excessive risks by building a squad without adequate quality reserves. He added that Amorim had admitted from the early seasonal conferences that the choices would have long-term effects and that it was unrealistic to solve in one session the problems of squads poorly built in previous years. According to the author, Milan was already partially paying the consequences of those risks. He also noted that Fofana and Nkunku were technically superior to many reserves, but he urged to consider that the reasons for their exclusion might not be technical. Finally, Belloni described Milan's journey as winding, with or without Amorim, and warned against those seeking an easy scapegoat by simplifying the situation. #Milan #Amorim #Calcio (translated)

The author wrote that new judicial initiatives regarding Ilva, including requests for the arrest of Morselli and the risk of shutting down the hot area, had occurred while the government was meeting to try to save the steel plant. He asked if anyone was evaluating the consequences of the magistrates' actions. #Ilva #Giustizia #Acciaio #IT (translated)

According to a report by Oxfam, the richest 0.1% of the planet pollutes more than 3.5 billion people, arguing that billionaires contribute 400 times more to the climate crisis compared to an average citizen, while the poorest suffer the consequences without the resources to cope with them. #CambiamentiClimatici #Disuguaglianze #Oxfam (translated)

The victory of Serbian youth highlights the crucial importance of transparency in public administration, underscoring how corruption can have fatal consequences and experiencing significant political change in response to a tragic event. #Serbia #Trasparenza #Corruzione (translated)

One week before the midterm elections, a scandal erupts in the USA over the fake polls conducted by the company Wedgewood Polls, which admitted to having disseminated false surveys as a social experiment, raising concerns about misinformation and the reliability of polls, with potentially harmful consequences for election campaigns. #sondaggi #disinformazione #elezioni2023 (translated)

In the upcoming elections in Israel, polls indicate a neck-and-neck race between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot, with key issues such as security, mandatory military service for the Orthodox, and the economic consequences of the current conflict influencing the country's political future. #ElezioniIsraele #Netanyahu #Eisenkot (translated)

The new issue of the monthly MillenniuM analyzes the Ranucci-Lavitola case, exploring the investigation into the bomb that exploded in front of journalist Sigfrido Ranucci's house and its political and media consequences. #GiornalismoInvestigativo #OperazioneReport #ForzaItalia (translated)

Google has cut down 250,000 trees in Finland to build a data center worth 13 billion, sparking controversy over the lack of environmental impact assessments and concerns about the consequences for the environment and local communities. #Deforestazione #Finlandia #IntelligenzaArtificiale (translated)

The phenomenon of Voice Shaming, which affects 70.9% of children and adolescents, represents a form of victimization aimed at verbal fluidity, with significant psychological consequences, highlighting the need for school and social interventions to protect the right to expression of every young person. #Balbuzie #VoiceShaming #Educazione (translated)

Ultimora.net reported that the Viminale was proceeding with the identification of the protesters to remove the roadblocks by transporters in the South. Minister Urso said that blocking the passage of only trucks, while allowing that of cars, still constituted a roadblock, with possible criminal consequences, including imprisonment. The mayors of Naples and Bari described the situation in Southern Italy as extremely critical and warned of the risk of cities being paralyzed and overwhelmed by waste. They asked the government and Minister Salvini to bring forward the meeting scheduled for the 27th. Conftrasporto and Confcommercio urged the government to take immediate action to restore the free movement of goods. They argued that the blockades were preventing thousands of entrepreneurs not involved in the protest from working and causing significant damage to the economic system. #Proteste #Mezzogiorno #Trasporti (translated)

Renate Holzeisen has written that, during the previous day's session of the Covid parliamentary commission, Loredana Frasca, an expert from the ISS, reported that international active pharmacovigilance data indicated cases of myocarditis or pericarditis among young people up to 1 in every 660 vaccinations of the mRNA vaccines Comirnaty by Pfizer/BioNTech and Spikevax by Moderna. According to Holzeisen, Frasca also stated that these substances inhibited the p53 protein, which has an antitumor function. Holzeisen argued that myocarditis always leaves a scar in cardiac tissue and that this could cause fatal consequences years later. She described it as criminal to continue recommending vaccines to medical students and pregnant women. She added that Frasca, who had been censored during the pandemic years by the leadership of the ISS appointed by politics, would have wanted to illustrate other aspects, including the risk that the mRNA would insert itself into the human genome. Holzeisen also stated that the rulings of the Constitutional Court on the vaccination mandate were based on a false narrative, developed by the ISS and AIFA at the behest of politicians, and that the honest scientists of those institutions had been marginalized and silenced. #Vaccini #Covid19 #SalutePubblica (translated)