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Soumaila Diawara wrote that he received his first Italian passport after twelve years spent in Italy. He described citizenship as the recognition of a journey marked by sacrifices, difficulties, hopes, and affection for the country, and said that for him it was not just a document. Diawara criticized those who, in his opinion, felt entitled to decide who deserved citizenship. He added that by applying the same criteria and checks to everyone, many of those people could have difficulty obtaining or keeping it. He argued that citizenship should not be used to feel superior or humiliate others, but should encompass rights, duties, responsibilities, and respect. He said that he celebrated not only the passport but also the twelve years lived in Italy, the battles faced, and the realization of a dream. He added that he could now travel as an Italian citizen. #Cittadinanza #Italia #Diritti (translated)

Paolo Martini's article criticizes the repressive approach of the Italian government towards youth violence, highlighting the absence of investment in culture and education in the suburbs, in contrast to the significant resources allocated to other areas, and suggests that the real solution lies in a cultural integration and support program. #Cultura #Repressione #Integrazione (translated)

The project "Understanding to Operate Better," which introduces Arabic lessons for law enforcement in Livorno, has sparked controversy from the local right, accusing it of cultural submission and emphasizing the importance of learning Italian for foreign residents. #Arabo #Integrazione #ForzeDellOrdine (translated)

The yields on French ten-year government bonds reach the highest levels since 2002 due to concerns about public finances and political uncertainty, with the spread compared to German Bunds rising to 170 basis points and the Italian spread also increasing. #Titolidistato #Spread #Economia (translated)

User sterzing, not from vipiteno groussetcrazia elpandorito stated that the impossibility for an Italian waiter or worker to live in Milan, Rome, or Florence contributed to bringing immigrants to the cities willing to share a home with ten people. He added that those who criticized the presence of immigrants should not then complain about it. #immigrazione #città #società (translated)

Costantino De Blasi wrote that on the night of July 9 to 10, 1992, the Amato government had decided on a forced withdrawal of 6 per thousand from private bank accounts. He defined the measure as extreme and claimed that, in agreement with the Treasury Minister Goria, much of the government had been kept in the dark. According to De Blasi, the withdrawal had yielded about 11 trillion lira, equal to 6 billion euros, but had caused greater damage. He wrote that capital had fled abroad and that the global Comit index had dropped from 500 points in January to 360 in September. He added that, to place government bonds after unsuccessful auctions, the Treasury had to increase yields. De Blasi also stated that the debt-to-GDP ratio had risen by 10 points, from 107% to 117%, and that debt servicing had exceeded 100 billion euros for the first time. He indicated that the absolute change in the debt stock between 1992 and 1993 was 112 billion, also attributing it to an extraordinary issuance of bonds decided in October to replenish public coffers. He ultimately claimed that the cost of higher interest payments had exceeded the revenue from the withdrawal. De Blasi added that he was preparing a podcast for Liberi Oltre on the economic history of the Second Republic, starting from that night. #Economia #Storia #Italiano (translated)

The Italian government, faced with the blockade of trucks that has put supplies and services in the South in crisis, has announced a decree to support the road transport sector and ensure the restoration of circulation, accompanied by important economic measures. #BloccoTir #CaroCarburante #EmergenzaMerce (translated)

Invictos stated that the Como team, managed by Cesc Fàbregas, thrashed Manchester United in a Champions League match, with Nico Paz as the protagonist of a performance that was described as legendary. They also claimed that the Italian club was going through the best moment in its history, while United continued to be in a crisis, and called for recognition of Fàbregas's team. #ChampionsLeague #Fútbol #CescFabregas (translated)

Sanofi accelerates the value of innovation and access to care through the Patient Council, which promotes a collaborative manifesto with patient associations to consider health a strategic investment and address the challenges of the Italian pharmaceutical sector. #Salute #Innovazione #AccessoCure (translated)

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)

“I, STUPOR MUNDI” E-BOOK (KINDLE FORMAT) on “AMAZON ITALY” by LUCIANO MAGALDI SARDELLA I am pleased to present my first debut historical-biographical novel in the First Person Narrative of 285 pages about Frederick II of Swabia of the House of Hohenstaufen in electronic format available on Amazon Italy (and the rest of the world) in Italian and English in KINDLE EDITION and on KINDLE UNPUBLISHED at a launch price of 4.99 Euros, purchasable here: https://www.amazon.it/stores/LUCIANO-MAGALDI-SARDELLA/author/B0HNS82Z25?ref=ap_rdr&shoppingPortalEnabled=true TITLE: “I, STUPOR MUNDI” AUTHOR: Luciano Magaldi Sardella FORMAT: Kindle Edition, also on KINDLE UNLIMITED PRICE: 4.99 Euros SYNOPSIS: The short novel of the last night of Frederick II of Hohenstaufen, the Puer Apuliae who changed History forever. Castel Fiorentino (the agro of Torremaggiore), December 12, 1250: Frederick II of Hohenstaufen, Emperor of the Romans, King of Sicily and Jerusalem, is dying in his federiciana domus. Beside him is Manfredi, his beloved son, Berardo, the faithful who counts the beads of the rosary, and an Arab doctor who can do nothing more. In order not to die in silence, Frederick II dictates his memory. Not the official one of the chroniclers, but his own. From Jesi to Palermo, from conquered Jerusalem to Lyon where Innocent IV deposed him, from the wooden city called Vittoria that saw it burn in a night of February to the prison of his son Enzo in Bologna and the betrayal of Pier delle Vigne in Cremona. It is not the story of a miracle but the confession (inspired by Pirandello) of a man who wanted to transform the world into an architecture of laws, of falcons, and of tolerance, but who saw that entire architecture collapse. An accurate, intimate, and disillusioned historical-biographical novel, written as if it were the last “De arte venandi”: a work in the First Person Narrative on how Frederick II held power in his grasp, but, in the end, let it slip away. (translated)

The Italian government has approved a decree to send 500 soldiers to Milan as part of Operation Safe Roads to increase public security, but the soldiers will not have police powers comparable to those of law enforcement agencies. #StradeSicure #SicurezzaPubblica #Milano (translated)

Arthur Machado reported that he had coffee with two right-wing political friends, one Italian and the other French, and discussed presentism in politics with them. He stated that the friends said Talleyrand was the first to propose a school of public administration and that the idea was taken up again in 1848 but rejected by the Socialist Popular Front. Machado affirmed that the socialists opposed the proposal because they deemed it unacceptable for the political world to be surrounded by an immutable administration. He said he would like to see a meeting between the socialists of 1848 and those of today. #Política #História #AdministraçãoPública (translated)