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The front page of Il Post features several prominent stories, including an in-depth report on the opaque dealings surrounding Venezuelan oil sales by the United States and its implications for the Venezuelan government. Other key international news includes evacuations due to Typhoon Noul in China…
The United States has been selling Venezuelan oil on behalf of the local government for months without transparency, raising suspicions that a portion of the revenue is being withheld.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has close ties with Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez, who reportedly depends on him for almost everything, influencing oil sales.
Venezuelan oil is 'heavy' and more expensive to process, but the main limitation to its exploitation is the disastrous state of the local industry.
More than 715,000 people have been evacuated in southern China due to Typhoon Noul.
There are floods in various municipalities in Tuscany due to severe thunderstorms.
Ukraine has attacked an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea.
The mayor of Bologna, Matteo Lepore, has been assigned a security detail due to threats received after the rally for Abderrahim Fakir.
Troy Jackson is the new Democratic Party candidate in Maine, replacing Graham Platner, who was accused of sexual assault.
From Sunday evening to Thursday, further work on the Pino bridge in Florence will cause train traffic disruptions.
The Italian women's volleyball team has been eliminated in the Nations League semi-finals by Brazil.
Bologna Mayor Matteo Lepore has filed a complaint regarding hate messages received after the demonstration for Abderrahim Fakir.
Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio is under investigation for child abduction following an accusation by his ex-partner regarding their daughter.
A magnitude 4.1 earthquake occurred in Molise during the night.
Three weeks after deciding not to renew the discount, the government is again considering reducing fuel excise taxes as prices for gasoline and diesel have risen again.
It was the competitive medical school admission test, requiring long and expensive preparation, which had been canceled due to fraud.
Student protests that had been ongoing for months have finally led to the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
His role as a testimonial for Fonbet, which brought him to Russia for propaganda events, is contested by some politicians.
There is talk of reforms: a review of those made, those rejected, and those proposed for the Italian football crisis.
Police are still searching for the man suspected of driving into the crowd, killing one person and injuring 16.
Disorders occurred during the No-TAV protest in Val di Susa.
