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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano focuses on Italian domestic politics, with a significant emphasis on the ongoing COVID-19 commission hearings and investigations into the MPS bank. There is also a story about a new appointee to ENAC with questionable expertise, and a broader piece on how the…
Prosecutors have asked the parliamentary oversight committee for chats between ministers and bank officials, warning that the investigation into MPS bank could be jeopardized if their request is not met. The controversy involves communications between prominent politicians and bank executives.
Prime Minister Meloni and former PM Conte engage in a public exchange regarding the COVID-19 commission, with Meloni emphasizing the public's right to truth and Conte questioning her limited time to address the issue. Conte also criticizes Meloni's allies and alleged hidden dealings.
The appointment of a new commissioner for ENAC, Italy's civil aviation authority, is questioned due to the individual's apparent lack of experience in the aviation sector.
An editorial by Marco Travaglio reflects on how global conflicts are evolving, suggesting that despite these changes, certain aspects of society or political stances remain static.
During his hearing at the COVID-19 commission, former Prime Minister Conte accuses Prime Minister Meloni of orchestrating a political attack, urging her to face him directly rather than resorting to 'petty tricks'.
This article provides live updates from the hearing of former Prime Minister Conte at the COVID-19 commission, where he asserts his innocence and denies any wrongdoing.
A 5-Star Movement leader claims to have submitted minutes and alleges that counterfeit masks were involved in a suspicious transaction of 100 million.
