Stories from Rome · Italy

A pact or agreement involving magistrates has experienced a breakdown in Italy. A source from Radio Radicale reported on the 'breaking of the pact' involving magistrates in Italy.

A source criticized Italy's Superior Council of Magistracy (CSM), stating that the body is 'very, very loose with its hands' and lacks 'internal morality'.

A sentence has been issued following a two-year trial that was televised.

Italian newspaper publishing companies are reportedly using worker guarantee instruments to reduce their costs. This practice involves pushing employees towards early retirement and transferring them to the INPS social security system, according to the source.

Tombs managed by the President of the National Palace in Italy have opened for the first time following six years of restoration work. The source reported that visitors from Italy were among the initial attendees.

Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNR) is facing criticism for mismanagement, with specific examples cited including 'bike paths in the desert.' Listeners also highlighted issues in Rome, such as a lack of school maintenance, as evidence of misallocated funds.

A series of over 250 concerts featuring great masters of the piano has been announced.

The Italian newspaper 'manifesto' has dedicated its front page to a news story concerning new decrees.

The archiving or dismissal of Andrea Sempio's case followed, according to the source.