No More Migrants on Ceuta's Beaches ↗
Front page leadSpain has pushed migrants back to Morocco or to other facilities in the exclave of Ceuta, though thousands remain, mostly hidden.
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Il Post
Il Post's front page features a mix of international and domestic Italian news. The top story covers the expulsion of migrants from Ceuta's beaches. Other prominent stories include an analysis of the pardon granted to a jeweler who killed two robbers, an update on the commissariamento (temporary…
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Ceuta's Governor for 25 Years ↗
The center-right president of Ceuta, Juan Jesús Vivas Lara, has leveraged the migrant crisis to increase his popularity at the expense of Prime Minister Sánchez.
German Soccer Team Bans Fan Jumps ↗
The German football club Bochum has prohibited its fans from jumping in unison in the stands.
Former Footballer to Challenge FIFA President ↗
Former player Ramón Vega intends to run against Gianni Infantino in the FIFA presidential elections.
Andria Train Disaster Convictions Upheld ↗
The Court of Cassation has confirmed two convictions and three acquittals related to the Andria train disaster.
NASA Scientist Margaret Hamilton Dies at 90 ↗
Margaret Hamilton, the US scientist who contributed to the Apollo moon missions, has passed away at the age of 90.
France Shuts Down Site Selling Stolen Intimate Content ↗
A platform in France that sold stolen intimate content from over 17,000 women, including minors, has been shut down.
Student Protests Spread to Belgium ↗
Student protests have expanded to Belgium, resulting in over a hundred arrests.
CGIL Attack Convictions Confirmed on Appeal ↗
Appeals court rulings have confirmed the convictions of Roberto Fiore and Giuliano Castellino for the 2021 assault on the CGIL headquarters.
Pfizer to Lay Off 330 Employees in Catania ↗
The pharmaceutical company Pfizer has confirmed the layoff of 330 employees at its Catania plant.
Australian Ex-Bishop Sentenced for Sexual Abuse ↗
Former Australian Catholic bishop Christopher Saunders has been sentenced to six and a half years in prison for sexual assault.
Chamber Approves Electoral Law Articles ↗
The Chamber of Deputies has approved all remaining articles of the electoral law, with only the final vote pending.
Differences Between Pardoned Jeweler and Roggero Cases ↗
Guido Gianni, who has already spent significant time in prison, had his pardon request processed through normal procedures.
Mattarella Pardons Jeweler Who Killed Two Robbers in 2008 ↗
President Mattarella has pardoned a jeweler convicted of killing two robbers in 2008, as well as two individuals sentenced for drug-related offenses.
Other Italian Sports Federations Under Commissariamento ↗
Besides the Italian Football Federation, cricket, rafting, weightlifting, and modern pentathlon federations have also been placed under temporary administration.
FIGC Commissariamento Explained by Malagò ↗
Giovanni Malagò provided reasons for the commissariamento of the Italian Football Federation, citing 'misunderstandings' and other factors involving CONI.
Modern Pentathlon Becomes More Modern, Less Traditional ↗
Modern pentathlon is adopting new formats, including laser pistols and an obstacle course replacing equestrian events.
Woman Whose Eviction Sparked Protests in Spain Dies ↗
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, the woman whose case triggered protests against evictions that led to early elections in Spain, has died.
Spanish Parliament Rejects Housing Crisis Decrees ↗
The Spanish parliament rejected government decrees aimed at preventing evictions, following protests related to an elderly woman's eviction from her Madrid home.
Woman Surviving Two Lethal Injections in US ↗
Lawyers for Christa Pike have stated that her case, involving two lethal injections, is complex and requires further review.
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