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The author wrote that in South Sudan, oil is worth billions, but hospitals lack medicines, healthcare workers are waiting for their salaries, and children are digging in gold mines. He added that there is gunfire outside and reported that he went into the forest with AMREF Italy to see what is happening and who is speculating. https://t.co/Bny4C9cG0P #Sudan #Salute #DirittiUmani #SS (translated)

Maddalena Loy had recalled a phrase attributed to Goebbels about the repetition of lies and had defined the accusation from the opposition that the Meloni government had cut funding for public health as false. Loy had contested the data from the Gimbe Foundation, led by Nino Cartabellotta, on the 18.8 billion euros of “invisible cuts.” According to her reconstruction, the figure did not indicate resources taken away from hospitals but the difference compared to what would have been allocated had the ratio between the national health fund and GDP of 2022 remained unchanged. She argued that Gimbe’s headline had led publications like Repubblica to present the figure as an actual loss and called that interpretation a political attack on the government. In comparing allocations, Loy pointed out an increase of 8.2 billion euros between 2011 and 2019, under the Monti, Letta, Renzi, Gentiloni, and Conte governments; of 11.6 billion euros between 2019 and 2022, during the Conte government; and of 17.5 billion euros between 2022 and 2026, with the Meloni government, which would raise the fund from 125.4 to 142.9 billion euros. She described the latter as the largest accounting increase in peacetime. Loy also mentioned monthly increases of around 400 euros for doctors, peaking at 600 euros, a plan to hire 1,000 doctors and 6,300 nurses, coverage of over 2,000 new services, and a flat tax of 15% on overtime for doctors and nurses. She finally contested the statements of Senator Castellone on L’Aria che tira regarding cuts to healthcare. #SanitàPubblica #GovernoMeloni #FakeNews (translated)

The author wrote that petrol and diesel had exceeded 2 euros per liter, while the cost of living was increasing and salaries were not sufficient. He added that families and businesses were in difficulty and that the right had approved the new electoral law, citing it as a priority of their own. #CaroPrezzi #Politica #LeggeElettorale #IT (translated)

Matteo Moretto reported that Juventus had reached a verbal agreement for the renewal of Nico González. The contract, currently expiring in 2029, would be extended with a salary adjustment. https://t.co/FikTdG868w https://t.co/XOv1Yv9iqd #Juventus #NicoGonzález #Calcio (translated)

MiChiamanoFra wrote that he feared for a moment that the interlocutor wanted to talk about the structural problems of the country: the deficit/GDP ratio, the energy situation, healthcare, stagnant wages, an inflation rate of 4%, and the schools that, according to him, were collapsing. He then joked that everything was normal and concluded by expressing support for Ciociaria. #Italia #Economia #Ciociaria (translated)

Gigi Vamp criticized Giorgia Meloni, claiming that diesel cost 2.20 euros, gasoline 2 euros, salaries were stagnant at the levels of 30 years ago, and inflation was at 4%. She accused the Prime Minister of focusing on the beauty of Ciociaria, called her incapable, and asked her to resign. #Italia #Politica #Economia (translated)

The harshness of living has argued that the housing problem depended more on the purchasing power of salaries and pensions than on the availability of housing. It stated that thirty years of wage deflation due to fiscal rules had also reduced the ability to purchase a home. According to the author, the solution did not lie in limiting private ownership, but in countering the compression of domestic demand and strengthening the purchasing power of families. #casa #economia #poteredacquisto (translated)

In the post, the author had asked Valditara not to intervene on the funds to combat violence against women and had argued that any adjustments should not affect women. He had suggested alternatives such as cuts to government cars, salaries, and what he derogatorily called "morchia." (translated)

Bonifacio Castellane wrote that immigration supporters had first filled Europe with immigrants and then noticed the housing crisis, a sequence that, in his opinion, raised suspicions. He said he understood the readers of Repubblica, but wondered if anyone really believed that the increase in rents and the decrease in salaries were due to fascists rather than mathematical laws. #Immigrazione #CrisisAbitativa #Politica (translated)

On the occasion of World Teachers' Day, Il Fatto Quotidiano denounces the serious situation of schools in Italy, characterized by insufficient salaries, widespread precarious employment, and inadequate school facilities, while in France students protest to claim similar rights. #GiornataMondialeInsegnanti #DignitàScuola #PrecariatoEducativo (translated)

Borut Rončević wrote that Mladina has given him a cover story for the second time, and that it was interesting to read his professional biography as written by someone who, in his opinion, does not like him. He pointed out that the article did not mention that he was a Zois scholarship holder and recipient of Marie Curie and Fulbright scholarships, a two-time holder of the Jean Monnet Chair, and a three-time Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence. He added that he mainly perceived from the article that in the past twenty years, faculties and research institutions have been established and a university center has been built in Novo mesto, where, in his words, there is now a public university. If the article is intended as an indictment, he stated that he gladly took note of it. #izobraževanje #novinarstvo #biografija (translated)

The author described the Avs proposal “Tax Refund” as an intervention to reform the Italian tax system, with lower taxes and higher wages. He stated that 41.5 million people would benefit from it, representing 98% of Irpef taxpayers. https://t.co/fwN4zIn3Bq #Fisco #Tasse #Italia #IT (translated)

The author wrote that in 2025, for the first time, the doctors who left the National Health Service had outnumbered those who retired: 3,767 against 2,876. He indicated among the reasons low salaries, unsustainable shifts, assaults, and bureaucracy, adding that those who could moved to the private sector or abroad. He also argued that it was not enough to defend public health in the abstract. https://t.co/Wb4MT7zumD #SanitàPubblica #Medici #Salute #IT (translated)

Geraldz Mckinney wrote that a 22-year-old student from Gaza came to Maastricht University on a scholarship. On Instagram, the student posted a video in which he looks at footage from October 7 and says, "That's me." https://t.co/NAYyTK3npz https://t.co/FKN5XI5fct #Stipendium #Maastricht #Gaza (translated)

In 2025, the number of doctors who resigned from the National Health Service surpassed retirements, reaching almost 4,000 resignations and highlighting serious difficulties in the Italian public health sector, including insufficient salaries, exhausting shifts, and unsustainable bureaucratic burdens. #SanitàPubblica #Medici #InvestimentiSanitari (translated)

The inflation rate growing by 4.2% in September, fueled by climatic and energy factors, is turning fruit and vegetables into luxury goods, while Italian families, with stagnant wages, are increasingly finding themselves in economic difficulty. #Inflazione #Energia #Clima (translated)