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The current agricultural crisis is a complex issue that goes beyond the increase in diesel costs and includes structural problems such as inflation, loss of biodiversity, and the collapse of prices for producers, requiring careful listening and a change of course by institutions. #Agricoltura #CrisiAmbientale #SlowFood (translated)

MagistraThor labeled the leak of the audio in which, as he wrote, the voice of the machinist could be heard as a disrespect to his family and to Justice, which is responsible for investigating the facts. He also stated that the Government was not delivering justice and claimed that the leak aimed to build a "narrative" to prevent the issue from harming him during the electoral period. He expressed his rejection of the situation. #Justicia #Respeto #Ética (translated)

Giorgia Meloni announces a package of measures in the Budget Law to address the needs of young people, highlighting the necessity of listening to those who wish to demonstrate their talent rather than responding to those who create disruption. #GovernoMeloni #LeggeDiBilancio #Studenti (translated)

Farmers are demonstrating at Montecitorio, complaining about the government's lack of attention to their needs, while they express disappointment at the lack of listening from Meloni and Salvini who, in their view, have betrayed the promises made. #Agricoltura #Manifestazione #Gasolio (translated)

The Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni defends the use of the military to ensure security during the demonstrations, while the secretary of the PD Elly Schlein criticizes the criminalization of young protesters and emphasizes the need to listen to their demands. #Cortei #Militarizzazione #Politica (translated)

Paola Randi discusses her film "If I Don't Come Back Tomorrow," dedicated to Giulia Cecchettin, a victim of femicide, emphasizing the importance of giving voice to her story and the struggle against patriarchal culture, while also reflecting on student protests and the value of intergenerational listening. #Femminicidio #CulturaDelRispetto #GiuliaCecchettin (translated)

Marco M.M. wrote that he has completed the therapies, specifying that he still has to address some adjustments and that recovery will take a few months. He said he will gradually return to dealing with climate issues and work, respecting the necessary time to recover. In the post, he thanked those who have been close to him and explained that he wants to share the news because, in his opinion, sharing joy can also help others. He encouraged sharing small victories and moments of relief, in addition to worries and disappointments. #gioia #condivisione #recupero (translated)

Piero Pelù, speaking about the recent youth mobilizations, emphasized the importance of listening to young people instead of suppressing them and warned that continuing with the security decrees will not solve social problems but will only lead to greater division and conflict. #PieroPelù #Giovani #Dialogo (translated)

Marco Setaccioli wrote that listening to Riccardo Ricciardi of the 5 Star Movement required patience, but could be instructive. He reported that, as a guest the day before on Piazzapulita on La7, Ricciardi had corrected Giorgia Mulè multiple times and even corrected himself, using the terms "arms" and "rearmament" in response to those discussing defense and security. According to Setaccioli, M5S representatives often resorted to those words in Parliament, on television, in the squares, and in Marco Travaglio’s newspaper, to stir up outrage by linking rearmament to the rising cost of living, healthcare waiting lists, the scarcity of university housing, and even bad weather. He added that a young guest on the same episode, Fouad, repeated the slogan "more school, less arms" while, in his opinion, making an unacceptable "non-condemnation" of those responsible for the devastation in Milan, without knowing figures and spending mechanisms. Setaccioli argued that this could lead people to believe that 14 billion would be spent on arms while prices were rising and schools were falling apart. He stated that, through the SAFE mechanism, the capital invested in security would be returned after 10 years, over 35 years, and at almost zero interest. He also wrote that spending on arms, adjusted for inflation, had increased proportionally more in the three measures approved by Giuseppe Conte in peacetime than in the four enacted by the Meloni government, despite two large-scale wars ongoing. According to Setaccioli, that year's budget had increased the defense budget by 1.1 billion, an amount that likely would not have been enough to offset the rising cost of living, while the consequences of the Superbonus would have cost 40 billion. He concluded that no funds would be taken from schools to favor arms lobbyists and attributed the precarious conditions of institutions to the choices of those who, in his view, preferred to finance thermal coats, fixtures, and facades of second homes and castles. #M5S #Difesa #Sicurezza (translated)

Nobel Prize winner Philippe Aghion criticizes Macron for not listening to young people during the protests and suggests that a small tax on hotels and restaurants could finance aid for their needs, highlighting the need to reform capitalism to address social issues. #PremioNobel #Economia #Giovani (translated)

Omar Sburato said he repeated the concept 20 times, arguing that the "sacred monster" who had taken out Totti, Icardi, and Insigne had allowed himself to be overwhelmed by the locker room of Juventus, which he called the worst ever. He criticized his reaction after a 3-0 defeat: according to Sburato, instead of being stern, he listened to the players' confessions. #Calcio #Juventus #SerieA (translated)

The author wrote that the clashes and difficulties of those days had deeper causes than delinquency, citing the impossibility of making ends meet or paying rent and the lack of prospects. He defined repression that was not accompanied by listening as dangerous. #DirittiUmani #GiustiziaSociale #Sostenibilità #IT (translated)

Marco M.M. dedicated his post mainly to the very young, asserting that today more importance is placed on the image one projects than on who one actually is. He wrote that happiness seems to require visible proofs, such as photographs, travels, and milestones to show off, and that this mentality has fueled competition even in conversations and personal relationships. According to Marco M.M., the desire to appear better can make it more difficult to listen, change one’s mind, apologize, and acknowledge others' merits. He observed that ambition and the desire for self-improvement are not a problem, but they become one when there is a need for others to fall behind or for constant validation of one’s worth. He urged people to ask themselves whether the goals they pursue are truly desired or are simply a way to avoid feeling inferior, and he indicated that listening, humility, and respect for others are more important qualities than exhibited success. #autenticità #crescita #relazioni (translated)