Stories from Milan · Italy

Venezia has secured promotion to Italy's top football league, Serie A, after a one-year absence. Frosinone needs only one point to be promoted as Monza unexpectedly lost its match. Three matches are scheduled for the 35th round of the league.

A judge, Giuseppina Passarelli, issued a sentence convicting a chef named Capuccio for workplace discrimination. The ruling covers discrimination occurring during the recruitment phase. The court also mandated that the verdict be published in a national newspaper.

Technicians are working to restore an Italian railway line that was interrupted due to an electrical fault. Passengers were held inside the train during the disruption. All passengers are reported to be safe, according to the source.

May Day demonstrations are taking place in Milan, specifically in the area between Corvetto and Via L'Ombroso. The event is expected to conclude in that zone, according to correspondent Martino Fiumi.

Research indicates that nearly one in two transgender people experience discrimination during job searches. Specifically, 46.4% of transgender individuals reportedly give up on applying for positions, while 40% face daily hostility or discrimination in the workplace.

Charges against 21-year-old Eita Bondi have been downgraded from attempted murder to aggravated attempted injury with premeditation. Bondi reportedly made spontaneous statements claiming responsibility for the act and expressing shame.

Inmates at the Milano Opera Blocco 1, Piano 4, sections A and B have filed a collective complaint consisting of 43 points. The complaint, signed by 135 detainees, alleges violations of human dignity.

Police discovered an arsenal at the home of Aitán Bondi. The items found include a machine gun, a shotgun, a sniper rifle, and four additional pistols, two of which are automatic.

The Red Cross is observing a new type of poverty in Milan characterized by individuals lacking family, friends, or personal transportation. These individuals face extraordinary difficulties and frustration when seeking assistance.

The number of homeless individuals and precarious living situations in Milan is increasing, according to Costantina Regazzo of Progetto Arca. There has been a rise in the number of family units requiring assistance.