Stories from Trent · Italy

An anarchist group claimed responsibility for sabotaging a fuel pump belonging to the multinational company Eni S.p.A. The group posted about the sabotage on Mastodon.

The Council of Trent, held from 1545 to 1563, is identified as the Catholic Church's response to the Protestant Reformation initiated by Martin Luther.

An economic festival is scheduled to take place in Trento, Italy, from May 20 to 24. The Festival dell'Economia di Trento is scheduled to take place from May 20 to 24. The event is organized with the support of Trentino and the 'in sole 24 ore' group.

An investigation has been launched into centers for permanent repatriation (CPR) following reports of misconduct. Regional news reports indicate 19 deaths have occurred in these centers over the last 8 years.

Composer Ishida Taro has arranged the score for "Shogun." The arrangement has received an award from the Ethnographic Museum of Trento. This is the latest in a series of arrangements by Ishida Taro.

A film follows Don Gaudenzio, a priest, exploring how the fear of wolves transforms people and communities. The film won an award from the Ethnographic Museum of Trento. The narrative focuses on the transformation caused by the fear of the wolf rather than the wolf itself.

An elderly priest, Father Armando Bisogn, was found dying in Via dei Giardini in Trento. The attacker used a wooden crucifix, which was welded to the victim's skull, during the assault. The Ludwig group, described as Nazi fanatics, claimed responsibility for the attack.