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The front page of La Stampa features a prominent story on the sentencing in the Giulio Regeni case, with three Egyptian security agents sentenced to 10 years and one acquitted. Other top stories include a focus on fuel prices and electricity bills, a report on the investigation into the murder of…
In a significant development, three Egyptian security agents have been sentenced to 10 years in prison, while one has been acquitted in the case of Giulio Regeni. The verdict comes after a lengthy legal process.
The front page highlights concerns regarding fuel prices and the upcoming changes to electricity bills, indicating potential economic impacts for consumers.
A renewed look at the Chiara Garlasca murder case suggests that the accused, Stasi, might have been acquitted 19 years ago, based on the argument that he wasn't on his bike at the time of the incident.
A report details the 'double life' of Nicole, who went from being a professor to a model involved in parties, in connection with the murder case in Via Gulli, Turin.
This story analyzes the influence of Donald Trump, the upcoming US Midterm elections, and the political strategy of provocation.
Updates on the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, providing the latest news from the war front.
A feature from TorinoSette showcasing people from the neighborhood, presented through a photographic album.
