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The front page of La Repubblica features a mix of domestic and international news. A top story details the sentencing of Egyptian secret agents in the Regeni case, with the parents expressing satisfaction despite acquittals on murder charges. Other domestic stories include the political…
Three Egyptian secret agents have been sentenced to 10 years in prison, while one was acquitted in the Regeni case. Kidnapping and torture were proven, but not murder, leading the victim's parents to state they are 'satisfied' with the verdict.
Israeli Minister Ben Gvir makes a direct threat to a Hamas commander, stating he will ensure his execution and be 'hell for you on earth.' This is presented as the 'video of the day.'
Long queues were observed at gas stations in Milan following the implementation of a price cap on fuel. Comments suggest the initiative is seen as correct but insufficient.
This background analysis suggests that the sentencing of the Egyptian secret agents in the Regeni case could have significant political repercussions for the Italian government.
This investigative piece details the progression of the Regeni case from the murder to the final sentencing, including a video report featuring Elly Schlein's presence in court.
This story delves into a diary entry by Giulio Regeni where he reportedly wrote about the risks associated with studying trade unions.
