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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features a mix of political and investigative news, with a focus on Italian domestic affairs. Top stories include an investigation into alleged undeclared cash in the Fininvest company, a political debate surrounding a proposed cap on foreign students in…
An investigation into the Baiardo process reveals that consultants for the Florence Prosecutor's Office prepared a report in 2024 detailing 17 billion in cash (equivalent to 68 million euros today) of unknown origin within Berlusconi's company during 1977-78.
The Italian Privacy Guarantor has closed the 'Fratelli di Chat' case without issuing any contestations to the newspaper Il Fatto.
A report highlights that in 2024, Giorgia Meloni's party, Fratelli d'Italia, opposed a proposal by the Lega party to cap the number of foreign students in classrooms, deeming it unfeasible.
An former head of a ministry department questions the feasibility of capping foreign students in schools, asking how to manage student placement in areas with high migrant populations.
The article discusses Via Paravia, a school in Milan's San Siro district, as an example that challenges the narrative and policies proposed by Giorgia Meloni regarding foreign students.
The article recalls statements from 1990 where Giorgia Meloni allegedly stated a minister advised against concentrating foreign students in classrooms, contrasting with President Mattarella's stance.
