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There were never sixteenths and it never happened that two great Europeans went home like this, at once, to the staff. You get hurt by superpaid samples. We talk about Germany and the Netherlands removed from Paraguay and Morocco. Morocco […]

It was a really party day. Not only in the rhetoric of public speech. The 80 years of the Republic, beyond the military parades and the show wanted by the President in the square outside the Quirinale, were an opportunity

Here we go, it’s the day. The Italian Republic is 80. An important birthday that falls at an important moment in the history of the world. First of all, President Mattarella, who in addition to the usual liturgies of June

There is not only the solitude of the first numbers, there is also the fragility of the numbers one. To the world as in this case. Yes because Sinner is not only a great champion but is also the number

And finally the storm came. Garlasco’s story is likely to become an Italian story that will be discussing for years. I never liked to compare, as Tolstoj says, every happy family looks like each unhappy family is in its own

The chronicle does its course, judicial and journalistic investigations as well. Soon and over time we will know details about trying to kill Donald Trump at the White House correspondent dinner in Washington. The attacker, Cole Tomas Allen, 31 years

Football is back in the storm. And not for matters concerning the so-called game rectangle. It was played, in the investigation that broke out suddenly (or at least it seems) and is throwing out in the environment, in other fields,

This piece is not an account of an important day for Italian politics. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni presented himself at the Chambers after his defeat at the referendum for an informative note, this is the technical term, on the state

He finally resigned. We are talking about the president of the FIGC Gravina that after the meeting with the members of the Federal Council decided to throw the sponge. Someone said he left for two wrong rigours. No, I’m saying,

The referendums were, they are and remain the metaphor of democracy. What they say is what citizens say and the responsi must be accepted in their objective value. In Italy many people ran to the urns (almost 60 percent, in