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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano on October 10, 2026, features several key stories, primarily focusing on Italian politics and justice. Top stories include an investigation into alleged corruption involving 'piccioli' found in a pendulum, a judge's controversial request for leave related to…
An investigation reveals that 'Mr. Bartolozzi' allegedly sent half a bribe to his ex-wife, with the sums found by chance by workers. A Forza Italia deputy in Sicily is also under investigation.
A judge requested leave for her mother using the '104' benefit, despite the mother having already passed away. The Superior Council of the Judiciary (CSM) is involved.
The adjustment of pensions for former elected officials to account for inflation has been cancelled, leading to protests and threats of legal action from the ex-politicians.
US investment funds and tech giants are acquiring Italian data centers, raising concerns about national sovereignty. A new campus near Rome is being built by Digital Realty Trust, with major US funds as shareholders.
As Israel approaches elections, historian Marzano notes that Palestine is absent from the electoral campaign, and that Netanyahu lacks a political alternative.
