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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano highlights several key Italian and international news stories. The main economic focus is on a UN discussion about a global tax reform for multinationals that could generate significant revenue for Italy. Politically, the page delves into the upcoming 2027…
A UN-led negotiation on fiscal reform for multinationals is underway, potentially impacting global tax revenue by 500 billion and nearly 11 billion for Italy. The proposed model focuses on taxing profits where they are generated, rather than where it's most advantageous for corporations.
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The political landscape for 2027 is heating up, with former Prime Minister Conte positioning himself as a candidate and rivaling Giorgia Meloni, while PD leader Schlein trails behind and must rally her party.
A member of the Democratic Party (PD) criticizes Giuseppe Conte's approach to the Ukraine issue, emphasizing party unity behind their secretary.
An interview where the speaker dismisses concerns about political 'gazebos' and the influence of foreign figures.
