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The news on Il Fatto Quotidiano's front page from November 11, 2026, covers Italian business and media, with a focus on Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio becoming a partner in Cipriani, and the newspaper's "Il Fatto non è in vendita" campaign. It also touches on government spending priorities, with…
Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, heir to Luxottica, has become a partner in Cipriani, with the company reporting its debts and profits, boosted by revaluations. He is also a shareholder in Casa Cipriani Miami Llc.
The president of the Italian National Federation of Press (Fnsi), Di Trapani, states that Del Vecchio's attempts to delegitimize Il Fatto Quotidiano are backfiring, leading to increased support for the newspaper.
The article criticizes government spending priorities, highlighting that while funds for school and healthcare are lacking, an additional 7 billion euros have been allocated for F-35 fighter jets, with slow progress in Ukraine negotiations and government difficulties.
An editorial piece by Marco Travaglio discusses a topic related to hackers and cybersecurity.
Journalists and employees of Il Fatto Quotidiano are participating in the 'Il Fatto non è in vendita' (The Fatto is not for sale) campaign, with a special subscription offer extended until November 16.
Various artists and friends, including Orlando, Verdone, Sandrelli, and Paolo Rossi, have expressed their support for Il Fatto Quotidiano's 'not for sale' campaign.
