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Luca Azzola reported an exchange between Lugli and Federica regarding the Garlasco case. Lugli had asked what relevance Sempio's attitude had and whether he should be sentenced to life imprisonment based on that. Federica had responded by asking if she should remind him of all the elements in the hands of the Prosecutor's Office and inviting him not to distract the public. Azzola expressed appreciation for Federica's response. #mattino5 #garlasco https://t.co/4envECnYdd #giustizia #processo #attualità (translated)

Ivan Grieco wrote to Marco Travaglio that he should only focus on Italian politics, an area where it was almost pleasant to listen to him. Regarding foreign policy, according to Grieco, Travaglio had not got anything right in recent years; he cited among the examples his definition of the Russian invasion as fake news and his statement that it was advisable to support Trump because he did not wage wars abroad. #Politica #Attualità #FakeNews (translated)

Allegra Rei praised Massimo Giletti and Cametti for contesting, in her opinion, the service by Rosanna Santoro and Capra on Rai Porta a Porta regarding the analyses of the RIS. She wrote that Cametti had raised the issue live and that Giletti had done so the day before on Lo Stato delle Cose, in reference to the Garlasco case. #LoStatoDelleCose #Garlasco https://t.co/1ze6LcrB2Q #Rai #Giletti #Attualità (translated)

Rita Cavallaro had announced that she would intervene in the afternoon on Domenica In, in the current affairs segment hosted by Mara Venier and Tommaso Cerno. She had said that she would ask General Luciano Garofano for clarification on the alleged cover-ups in the investigation into Garlasco and that the intervention would be broadcast on Rai1. #Rai1 https://t.co/48vqtlFn2Y #DomenicaIn #Garlasco #Rai1 (translated)

Elisabetta Sionis, clinical criminologist, commented with the phrase "Mala tempora currunt" and wrote that Professors Avato and Fabbri would soon issue a press release regarding Capra's public statements about them. https://t.co/ugISWLhBIN #Garlasco #Notizie #Attualità (translated)

Luca Azzola had commented on Nuzzi's "bad luck," who, according to what was written, had to announce live news about corruption, including charges against Sempio, in front of Cataliotti and Taccia, who were not yet aware of it. #garlasco https://t.co/2RSADRdSRN #corruzione #notizie #attualità (translated)

With only four weeks until the election he is about to lose, Nettagnanu predicted that a big attack was coming. The next day: one of Israel's mortal enemies hijacked a plane to give him a boost in the polls. An Israeli was going to the bathroom on the plane. #Israele #Politica #Attualità #IL #IL #IL (translated)

In episode 1297 of the Morning podcast, they discuss the investigation into the attacker of the Dubai-Tel Aviv flight and the arrest of a British-Iranian citizen for an alleged attack plan, along with the closure of over 400 schools in France due to student protests and the new European Union regulation on migrants. #Podcast #Attualità #Geopolitica (translated)

In front of Civardi, he does not remember. Then it's been 3 days that he has been going on all possible and imaginable programs to rave. Lord have mercy. Christ have mercy. #ore14sera #garlasco #politica #attualità #notizie (translated)

📍 Christa Pike, a 50-year-old from Tennessee sentenced to death for killing a 19-year-old classmate in 1995, has survived two lethal injections. 📍 Japan has increased the fee for permanent residency from 56 to about 1,105 euros. Applicants will also have to demonstrate knowledge of the language, history, and customs of the country, and have an income at least equal to the national average. 📍 The Iranian-backed Iraqi militia Kataib Hezbollah has suspended its military activities following the withdrawal of the United States from Iraq, expressing its willingness to engage in dialogue on the issue of arms with the Baghdad government. 📍 Flydubai has suspended all flights to and from Israel following what happened yesterday on a flight bound for Tel Aviv. #Giappone #Notizie #Attualità (translated)

So now Nuzzi's new objective, clearly agreed upon with Taccia, is to make it understood that Bocellari had a past history with Alberto. I was waiting for this, they kept "the ace" for bad times, that is now! Pettiness. #Garlasco #Garlasco #Garlasco #Notizie #Attualità (translated)

«il difensore di Cassese pensi a difendere Cassese, il difensore di Venditti pensi a difendere Venditti, e non si occupino della revisione, perché c’è gente che si occuperà della revisione, anche se fa l’attore (come pensano loro) o se non ha fissa dimora.» 🚀🔥 #ore14 #garlasco https://t.co/q0AAIxvhNG #difesa #giustizia #attualità

Nell'episodio 327 del podcast Scuola di vita, Matteo Caccia discute dell'annuncio di Giorgia Meloni riguardo a una legge che introdurrà un numero massimo di studenti stranieri per classe, mentre interludia con storie di insegnanti e studenti a cavallo tra storia e attualità. #Scuola #GiorgiaMeloni #StudentiStranieri

"FOGGIATODAY": IL TEATRO EDICOLA DI SAN SEVERO FINISCE SULLA "STANFORD SOCIAL INNOVATION REVIEW": IL MODELLO FA SCUOLA ALLA STANFORD UNIVERSITY SOURCE: https://www.foggiatoday.it/attualita/teatro-edicola-san-severo-rivista-stanford-university.html SAN SEVERO (FG) - Un articolo firmato dal ricercatore Luciano Magaldi sulla "Stanford Social Innovation Review" analizza l'esperienza della compagnia 'Foyer 97'. Il direttore artistico Gravino: "Richieste di replicazione da Lucca e Roma, serve una legge regionale per riconvertire i luoghi abbandonati." L'iniziativa del teatro edicola di San Severo, situato in provincia di Foggia e noto come il teatro più piccolo al mondo, diventa oggetto di analisi presso la Stanford University. Sulla rivista SSIR (testata premiata dedicata a soluzioni innovative ai problemi globali), è stato infatti pubblicato l'articolo The Six-Seat Revolution, scritto dal ricercatore foggiano Luciano Magaldi sotto la supervisione dell'editor David V. Johnson. L'articolo è presente nella sezione Dispatches della Stanford Social Innovation Review. "È un risultato che premia il nostro lavoro lavoro - sottolinea all'Ansa Francesco Gravino, direttore artistico della compagnia teatrale Foyer 97 -. Richieste di replicazione del modello sono giunte da altre zone d'Italia, come Lucca e Roma. Abbiamo pensato di dar vita ad un'attività culturale da un luogo ormai dismesso ed in stato di abbandono. Ci vorrebbe una legge regionale che dia la possibilità di riconversione di questi luoghi dismessi in cui poter dar vita a numerose attività. Dei veri e propri presidi culturali". Gravino e gli attori della compagnia stanno preparando la nuova programmazione. "Il prossimo anno la nostra compagnia compirà 30 anni - ha detto -, un appuntamento importante che festeggeremo con alcune novità". Sei sedie raccolte in meno di due metri quadrati, repliche degli spettacoli ogni quarto d'ora e partecipazione di pubblico da tutto esaurito sia tra i giovani che tra gli adulti. Un esperimento che ha attratto l'attenzione e la curiosità anche nell'ambiente dello spettacolo. Tra la fine di luglio e l'inizio di agosto, durante la tappa a Lucera (Foggia), Biagio Antonacci ha visitato a sorpresa il teatro edicola e si è esibito con la sua Iris. "È stato davvero un bellissimo incontro che ha calamitato l'attenzione dei passanti", conclude Gravino.

"FOGGIATODAY": SAN SEVERO'S KIOSK THEATRE FEATURED IN THE "STANFORD SOCIAL INNOVATION REVIEW": THE MODEL WAS A CASE STUDY AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY SOURCE: https://www.foggiatoday.it/attualita/teatro-edicola-san-severo-rivista-stanford-university.html SAN SEVERO (FG) - An article authored by the researcher Luciano Magaldi Sardella in the Stanford Social Innovation Review analyseth the experience of the company 'Foyer 97'. The Artistic Director, Gravino: "Requests for replication have been received from Lucca and Rome; a regional statute for the reconversion of abandoned sites is required." The initiative of the kiosk theatre of San Severo, situated in the Province of Foggia and renowned as the smallest theatre in the world, hath become the object of scholarly analysis at Stanford University. In SSIR - an award-winning periodical devoted to innovative solutions to global problems - there had indeed been published the article The Six-Seat Revolution, written by the Foggia-based researcher Luciano Magaldi under the supervision of the editor David V. Johnson. The article appeareth in the Dispatches section of the "Stanford Social Innovation Review". "It is an achievement that crowneth our labour upon labour," emphasised to ANSA Francesco Gravino, artistic director of the theatre company Foyer 97. "Requests to replicate the model have reached us from other parts of Italy, such as Lucca and Rome. We conceived the idea of engendering a cultural enterprise from a place hitherto disused and in a state of dereliction. What is requisite is a regional law that affordeth the possibility of reconverting these disused places, wherein one might engender a multitude of activities. Veritable cultural outposts." Gravino and the actors of the company are preparing the new programme. "Next year our company shall attain its thirtieth anniversary," he said, "a momentous occasion which we shall celebrate with sundry novelties." Six chairs assembled in less than two square metres, performances repeated every quarter of an hour, and audiences at full capacity, amongst both the young and the adult. An experiment that hath attracted attention and curiosity even within the profession of the stage. Between the end of July and the beginning of August, during the engagement at Lucera (Foggia), Biagio Antonacci paid a surprise visit to the kiosk theatre and performed his Iris. "It was truly a most beautiful encounter that captivated the attention of passers-by," Gravino concluded.