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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features several prominent stories, with a strong focus on Italian politics and domestic issues. Top stories include Prime Minister Meloni's travel arrangements for a fashion gala, a political ultimatum regarding electoral reform, and a decree concerning…
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reportedly used a state flight for a four-hour round trip between Rome and Milan to attend a high fashion gala, coinciding with a UN assembly session being missed.
Prime Minister Meloni issues a strong ultimatum to her party, demanding support for the 'Melonellum' electoral law or facing snap elections.
The Quirinale (President's Office) reportedly blocked a clause in a school decree that required parents to speak Italian to have their children attend school, significantly weakening the measure.
An editorial by Marco Travaglio, Director of Il Fatto Quotidiano, discussing the concept of 'hybrid'.
A fire in an apartment building in Lucca has resulted in two fatalities and left 13 people injured. The incident occurred in the San Vito area.
Roberto Vannacci faces difficulties with his political movement, experiencing a drop in polls and internal strife, despite gaining deputies, with problems noted from Calabria to Lombardy.
Seventeen individuals are under investigation for alleged corruption at the Municipality of Benevento, with a sum of 50,000 Euros seized. A statement from Mastella indicates no wrongdoing.
