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Italian healthcare: staffing, safety, and service gaps

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Latest: Calabria healthcare waiting lists show conflicting data

The Italian healthcare landscape is increasingly defined by a systemic crisis involving severe staffing shortages, rising violence against medical personnel, and significant infrastructure and financial challenges. Staf

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Democrazia Cristiana leadership dispute

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Latest: Democrazia Cristiana elects Giampiero Samorì as National Secretary

Carmelo Pace was elected National Secretary of the Democrazia Cristiana during a National Council meeting in Rome. Pace expressed a desire to move past internal divisions and strengthen the party’s identity to prepare fo

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Sicily manages billion-euro budget, anti-mafia, and climate

17 clusters · 111 sources · last updated

Latest: Sicily advances infrastructure projects in Messina province

Political and fiscal tensions in Sicily have intensified as the Regional Assembly processes massive budget amendments. Following the summer break, the Assembly began reviewing a financial maneuver that includes a budget

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Democrazia Cristiana 80th anniversary commemorations

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Latest: Democrazia Cristiana marks 80th anniversary with exhibitions and political assemblies

The Democrazia Cristiana (DC) is marking its 80th anniversary through various historical and political activities across Italy. In Milan, the Università Cattolica is hosting a traveling photographic exhibition titled ‘D

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Pier Ferdinando Casini parliamentary retirement

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Latest: Italian political figures Claudio Durigon and Pier Ferdinando Casini profiled

Senator Pier Ferdinando Casini has announced his decision not to seek re-election, marking the end of a 44-year career in the Italian Parliament. In an interview with Corriere della Sera, Casini indicated it is time to “

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