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"We appreciate the fact that the legal profession is being asked not to dismiss the case and that, as Mantovano has announced, when the time comes, the constitution of a civil party will be established. It is an important result," said Democratic senator Walter Verini at the press conference "Ustica is not to be archived," in the conference hall of the Senate of the Republic. (translated)

"We had requested not to archive the case and that is happening, it will be suspended. It is a great result. I have always said that if the judiciary doesn’t succeed, only politics can do it. The moment the government took action, results can be seen. Now we will try to understand what documentation arrives." This is said by Daria Bonfietti, president of the association of the families of the victims of Ustica, in relation to France's willingness to cooperate. (translated)

"We want a school that teaches students to study with method, responsibility, and serenity, while respecting their timings and those of their families." With these words, the Minister of Education and Merit, Giuseppe Valditara, formalizes the clampdown on an increasingly common practice that students poorly tolerate: the continuous assignment of homework through digital platforms (primarily the electronic register), far beyond school hours. (translated)

The Ministry of Education has decided to prohibit the assignment of homework outside of school hours in order to respect the time of students and families, promoting the return to the use of paper diaries and limiting the use of electronic registers for school communications. (translated)

The Garlasco case is enriched with new evidence against Andrea Sempio, with proof such as the identifiable footprint on the wall and the compatibility of the shoe with his foot, while the DNA analyses found on the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bike are now totally negative, fueling doubts about past convictions. (translated)

"I have the granite certainty of being able to exclude any manipulation, any diversion, any sidelining of acts that was not and is not in our custom." The then head of the Ris of Parma, Luciano Garofano, heard by the prosecutors last September 25, reiterates his trust in his men and excludes any type of manipulation: "There would have been no reason." (translated)

Former General Garofano and some officers have been heard by the Prosecutor regarding the hypothesis of obstruction by the Ris in the case of Chiara Poggi's murder, as it is claimed that the victim's DNA was not present on the pedals of Alberto Stasi's bike and that the evidence has been concealed. (translated)

Every lawyer practicing in court knows well that in criminal trials where the evidence to be evaluated concerns "genetic" analysis, the negative value of counter-analysis paralyzes and cancels previous results of positive value. A conflict between results prevents the assertion of uniqueness, and the evidence cannot be said to have been achieved. The seriousness of the statements contained in the Prosecutor's press release is, in some respects, unprecedented. The investigation into this aspect needs to be thorough and comprehensive. The validity of the conviction against Stasi could be completely undermined not only because it would lose one of the fundamental points of the ruling of the Supreme Court (point f) but, above all, because it would introduce elements that could cast doubt on the genuineness of the acquired evidence. The Prosecutor should go all the way in the interest of Justice. (translated)

The European Union is trying to develop a new emergency security protocol to address hybrid attacks from Russia, with the proposal of response mechanisms that remain below the threshold of an armed attack, but there are concerns about its effectiveness and compatibility with NATO structures. (translated)

I know it doesn't come from a bad intention, but you don't need this kind of headline to get views, guys please. People are dying or risking their lives getting on trains to escape poverty or join their families. This train is not at all the most dangerous in the world, inform yourselves or ask your teams to do so. (translated)

To obtain a passport, it will not be mandatory to obtain an ID card I have submitted proposals for amendments to the Law on Identity Documents, so that the identity card (eID) will no longer be mandatory and people have the right to choose for themselves - a passport, an eID card, or both documents. The digital solutions offered by the state must be convenient and accessible, but they should not be imposed as the only choice. This is particularly important for people who do not use electronic identification in their daily lives or who use e-signature mobile. A person should have the ability to choose the most suitable identity document for themselves. If the Saeima supports this proposal, then in the future a passport can be obtained without the obligation to obtain an ID card. (translated)

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Praise for Yann Bisseck from the German press continues. It's Sport1's turn. "Bisseck takes advantage of his opportunity: is he the big winner with Klopp?" "Against Greece, Bisseck demonstrated one thing: he has no reason to feel inferior to the competition. With performances at this level, even players considered starters like Tah and Schlotterbeck might have to watch their backs. One thing is certain: Bisseck is one of the few winners of this first call-up of the Klopp era and seems to have strongly positioned himself for further opportunities. Because what the Inter player showed against Greece was extremely convincing." (translated)