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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano on November 6, 2026, highlights Italian political appointments, Italy's role in international reconstruction efforts, and commentary on the war in Ukraine. A key political story details appointments within Italian regulatory bodies, with opposition parties…
The Lega party has appointed Altieri to lead Anac, with Centemero also placed at Consob. Opposition parties have labeled these appointments as an attack on institutional autonomy, with Centemero having recently had his case of prescription settled.
Italy is expected to issue a decree regarding missiles to Kyiv next year. At a NATO meeting for reconstruction efforts, the American fund BlackRock was invited, while Italy was reportedly absent.
This is an editorial piece titled 'Mericoni Returns,' written by Marco Travaglio, the Director of Il Fatto Quotidiano.
An interview with Luca Steinmann suggests that Ukraine is running out of time and that President Zelensky should prioritize his people over political power, implying he has already rejected peace.
An article by Silvia D'Onghia discusses continued high military spending, noting an increase of 10 billion for defense, and suggests this is not solely due to 'US techno-threats.'
