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In France, today demonstrations are banned in Paris, Lyon, Lille, and Grenoble, while President Macron accuses the far-left of trying to overthrow the Republic and the authorities are preparing a security operation in view of the upcoming protests. #ProtesteFrancia #Macron #DirittiCivili (translated)

In his speech at the ceremony for the delivery of the Stars for Merit in Labor, President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella emphasized how work is a fundamental vehicle for democracy and collective well-being, highlighting the importance of democratic institutions in promoting social cohesion. #Lavoro #Democrazia #Benessere (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 author wrote that, in his opinion, the Republicans had collapsed in the polls and would lose both the House and the Senate. He added that for months U.S. military companies had been losing value on the stock market, as well as Leonardo and German, British, and Norwegian companies. He also mentioned an expectation regarding the war in Ukraine and shared a link. https://t.co/GjSFHKU5CW #politica #conflitto #economia #US #DE #GB #NO #UA (translated)

The author argued that the Republicans had collapsed in the polls and would lose both the Congress and the Senate. He added that for months, U.S. military companies had been losing value on the stock market, as well as Leonardo and the German, British, and Norwegian companies. He finally mentioned the expectations regarding the war in Ukraine. https://t.co/DTJ7ffhNYs #politica #USA #guerra #USA #DE #GB #NO #UA (translated)

Francesca Turco described as shocking the audio recordings of the statements made by Claudio Lotito to the magistrates last June and published that day on social media by Repubblica. She wrote that, when discussing the dissent and organized fan groups, Lotito had evoked economic interests and alleged illegal activities in the venues frequented by fans to watch the matches, also reiterating accusations of drug dealing and sexual services within the curve that had already been made in the past. According to Turco, Lotito's words revealed a growing resentment toward a segment of the fanbase and a refusal to recognize the legitimacy of a protest that, according to her, involved thousands of people, mostly unrelated to organized fan groups. She added that Lotito seemed to attribute shady motivations to the dissent, rather than considering it a form of authentic and broad-based dissent. Turco recalled that the day before, the sports director Fabiani had tried to ask the fans for a truce in the interest of the team but deemed the attempt futile. She urged Fabiani to stop trying to quell the protest and to speak to his employer, adding with sarcasm that he would know how to advise him on the most effective "hypnotic" to sleep despite the empty stadium. #repubblica #lotito #sslazio #lotito #sslazio #protesta (translated)

The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, emphasized the importance of a broad vision to address the malaise of young people, highlighting the need to ensure their freedom from need and to promote social cohesion through work and education. #CapitaleUmano #Giovani #DirittoAlLavoro (translated)

The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, emphasized the importance of not neglecting the youth, highlighting the need to create job and life opportunities that allow them to realize themselves, and condemned the risks associated with societal indifference, economic vulnerability factors, and emerging monopolies. #Giovani #Lavoro #SviluppoSostenibile (translated)

The author wrote that on that day another worker had died on the job. He attributed the death to the inaction of the institutions of the Republic, which, according to him, were indifferent and treated workers as second-class people. https://t.co/UCyLftGvSJ #UccisoSulLavoro #Operai #Giustizia #IT (translated)

Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio has written that he presented the new face of QN to the President of the Republic, after four months of work with a group of journalists and a shared vision for the publishing of the future. He said that a new challenge would begin on November 5 and argued that information contributes to the foundations of democracy and the future of new generations. He hoped that the project would mark a new beginning for the sector. #editoria #giornalismo #democrazia (translated)

Two weeks before the midterm elections, Donald Trump is losing support in the polls, causing Republicans to invest millions in states previously considered safe, but their campaign is struggling to turn the political situation in favor of the GOP. #Elezioni2026 #Trump #Democratici (translated)

The author wrote that in Italy it took at least 50 years to be elected President of the Republic, 40 for the Senate, and 25 for the Chamber, while voting was allowed from the age of 18. He added that one could end up in prison as young as 14 and argued that the country was not youth-friendly. #Giovani #Politica #Italia #IT (translated)

Timostene wrote that Mattarella had had a provision removed from the security decree that would have granted law enforcement powers to the military, including those to investigate, gather evidence, and make arrests. According to the author, the Quirinale opposed this and the provision was stricken. He argued that the provision would have passed without difficulty if the President of the Republic had been La Russa. To support his concern, he recalled that, according to him, before 1973 Chile was one of the strongest democracies in South America, and he asked whether Italy could be sure not to end up in a similar situation with fascists in government and the army in the streets. Finally, he wrote that the next president would be elected by Parliament chosen by the vote expected in less than a year and urged voting for anyone who was not fascist, regardless of their political orientation. #Democrazia #Voto #Politica (translated)

The Midterm elections in the United States could give rise to a red wave that threatens Republicans, according to analyst Charlie Cook, who emphasizes that Trump's declining popularity could negatively influence candidates from his party, even though the Democratic brand remains strongly negative. #ElezioniMidterm #Democratici #Repubblicani (translated)

Virna wrote that a case had arisen around a post by a magistrate from Rome regarding the billion denied to magistrates. She reported that the magistrate had defended himself by claiming that his social media profile had been hacked. Virna also mentioned the ironic comment from Mauro Mazza, who stated that the magistrates had asked other magistrates for the right to back pay for an amount they believed they deserved, labeling the situation as a "banana republic." #tg4 #giustizia #politica #hacker (translated)