Almese Sect Abuse: Shaved Heads and Forced Labor, We Were Slaves ↗
Front page leadA testimony details how a person was taken into a sect in Almese at the age of 9, experiencing shaved heads and forced labor, living as a slave.
Italy
The front page of La Stampa features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into a sect in Almese, a general strike in Italy impacting transport, school, and health services, and international events such as protests in France and the ongoing conflict in…
A testimony details how a person was taken into a sect in Almese at the age of 9, experiencing shaved heads and forced labor, living as a slave.
A general strike is scheduled for today, with potential disruptions to transportation, schools, and healthcare services, with details on modes and times provided.
Protests are taking place in France.
The co-pilot of a Dubai to Tel Aviv flight was reportedly radicalized.
Updates on the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
An article discusses the concept of the 'criminal people' and associated fears.
The Poggi family will not be part of the civil case against Sempio, stating they do not seek money from innocent individuals.
A person suffering from a tumor illness is seeking a specialized drug from the USA that is not available in Europe.
A legal process regarding the Brandizzo tragedy includes a 'maxi-aula' for the trial, with proceedings expected to begin in ten months.
The theater season in Turin opens with the Stable theater inaugurating its season with Carlo Goldoni's 'Carnival of Venice'.
The discovery of records from the RIS (Research and Investigation Service) related to Garlaschi could potentially reopen the Stasi case.
An exploration of creativity through the works of three Nobel laureates and Steve Jobs.
Maurizio de Giovanni addresses reader feedback, discussing the theme of bureaucracy defending its own inefficiency.