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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features a strong focus on Italian domestic politics and societal issues, with several articles discussing the COVID-19 pandemic's aftermath, proposed changes to traffic laws, and local protests. There's also a call to action for readers to subscribe to the…
The Covid Commission has questioned former Prime Minister Draghi and his associates regarding the pandemic, but no information has emerged about his successor, suggesting a political angle to the investigation.
This article criticizes Prime Minister Meloni's government for allegedly reducing compensation for individuals suffering from post-vaccine illnesses as part of a move to discontinue mask mandates.
Editor-in-chief Travaglio urges readers to subscribe to Il Fatto Quotidiano, emphasizing the importance of reader support for maintaining the newspaper's independent stance, with a special offer ending soon.
Thousands protested in Messina against the proposed Strait of Messina Bridge, calling for the dissolution of the concessionary company due to alleged wastage of public funds.
This article details Matteo Salvini's proposals to reform Italy's road traffic code, including lowering the driving age to 17 and potentially allowing overtaking on the right.
The article reports that Roberto Vannacci has selected former general Roberto Burgio as his candidate for the Milan mayoral election, with a comment about managing the Rogoredo area.
The death of Massimiliano Cencelli, known for his influential 'manual' on allocating political positions, is reported.
