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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features several prominent stories, including a letter from a mafia boss to a judge involved in the Mattarella case, a call for increased subscriptions to the newspaper, and an investigation into a politician named Delmastro. Other top stories cover a…
A mafia boss serving multiple life sentences has written a letter to the judge overseeing the Mattarella case, mentioning intimidation attempts from 2005 against her magistrate husband, leading to enhanced security.
The newspaper's editor, Travaglio, urges readers to subscribe to 'Il Fatto' to support independent journalism and ensure the paper can continue to report with integrity.
Prosecutors are summoning politician Delmastro to understand the origin of money allegedly placed in a 'bisteccheria' (steakhouse), as part of an ongoing investigation.
A commentary piece discusses juvenile justice issues and the government's approach to discipline, while also touching on international relations and Iran's oil market resilience.
An investigation into Superbonus fraud has led to an inquiry into a mayor from the FdI (Brothers of Italy) party.
Pep Guardiola will not be the next coach of the Italian national team, as Paolo Maldini has rejected the offer, and alternative options are being considered.
A Sassuolo footballer has reportedly tested positive for cocaine and was stopped in Australia for driving at 109 km/h.
