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Italy Takes a Stand Against Femicide

The top ten Italian news of November 25 2024

Filippo Turetta in Court for Closing Arguments

Two high-profile cases underscore Italy’s urgent fight against gender-based violence. Alessandro Impagnatiello was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Giulia Tramontano, while Filippo Turetta faced closing arguments in the trial for Giulia Cecchettin’s femicide. Both cases have reignited national debates on patriarchy, justice, and the need for systemic change to protect women.

Venice’s Blue Wave Against Gender Violence

 The visual, symbolizing unity and resilience, coincided with International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. In Venice, a sea of people dressed in blue gathered in Campo Santa Maria Formosa to protest violence against women. Participants urged for systemic change and stronger protections, sending a message of hope and determination worldwide.

Mediterranean Dialogues: 10th Anniversary 

President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella attended the opening of MED Mediterranean dialogues in Rome. “His presence honors us and confirms the strategic role of the Mediterranean Sea” said the Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani. The conference hosts, since 2015, numerous experts, analyst, international academics and journalist to speak about security, culture,  economy and human dimension.

The majority summit in the budget law: Focus on the feasibility of some amendments 

Economy Minister Giorgetti has to consider some proposed amendments suggested by the majority political forces about law enforcement agencies, social policies and productive sectors. This was announced in a statement from the Government at the end in the majority summit in the budget law.

Italy’s Government Meets Amid Political Tensions

The ruling coalition addresses internal divisions and pressing national issues. The meeting, led by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, aimed to solidify the government’s agenda amidst growing challenges, including economic reforms and immigration policies. As tensions rise, the outcome could shape Italy’s political stability in the coming months.

Five Star Movement: approval of the amendment of the two term limit and elimination of the role of the guarantor 

The assembly held on 25th November made important changes in the structure of the Five Star Movement. The subscribers voted to raise the limit to three terms and allow exceptions to mayoral. The role of the  guarantor, played by Beppe Grillo, was eliminated. The leader of the Movement Giuseppe Conte said to the participants: “I never expected the guarantor to stand in the way and interfere”.

UniCredit Targets Banco BPM in Takeover Offer

If successful, the deal would create a financial giant with significant market influence. Unicredit has made a surprise offer to acquire Banco BPM, aiming to reshape Italy’s banking landscape. Analysts view this move as a strategic push for consolidation, but it also raises questions about regulatory approval and potential market impacts.

A fight in the middle of the night between two minors

Fight with knives in front of the faculty of Medicine in Latina, a small city close to Rome.  Two 16-year- olds were transported by ambulance to the santa Maria Giorgetti hospital. The police is investigating about the reasons of the fight.

Venice Biennale 2024 Closes with Record Success

Organizers hailed the turnout as a testament to art’s enduring power to inspire and unite audiences worldwide. The 2024 Venice Biennale concluded triumphantly, attracting over 700,000 visitors. Showcasing global contemporary art, this edition celebrated diversity and innovation, solidifying its role as a premier cultural event.

Davis Cup, Italy wins the second consecutive title with Sinner and Berrettini 

The national team has defeated the Dutch team in the final in Malaga winning the Davis Cup. The first match was won by Matteo Berrettini against Botic Van de Zandschulp, while Jannik Sinner won against Tallon Griekspoor in two sets.  For Italy, this is the third Davis Cup Title after 1976 and 2023. “ It’s not hard at all. I knew nothing was guaranteed, but the guys make it almost seem like it is” joked the trainer Filippo Volandri at the end of the game.