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Alessandro Giuli

Alessandro Giuli

Italian journalist and politician

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  • 13m ago

    Italy to extend evening hours at Colosseum, Pantheon and Castello Sforzesco in August trial

    Starting Saturday 1 August, the Colosseum, the Pantheon and Milan's Castello Sforzesco will stay open up to four hours later each day as part of a month-long pilot by the ministries of culture and tourism and the city of Milan.

  • 3h ago

    Pantheon until 11pm, Colosseum until 11:30pm: Rome monuments extend hours in August heat

    Italian tourism ministry announces nighttime openings for the Pantheon (11pm, except Thursdays) and the Colosseum (11:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays) in August, plus two extra hours at Milan's Sforza Castle. The measure aims to ease visitor flow during heatwaves.

  • Jul 11

    EU cuts 2 million euros in funds to Venice Biennale over Russian pavilion dispute

    The European Commission officially recommended halting a 2-million-euro grant after the Biennale allowed the Russian pavilion to open, drawing sharp backlash from Italian regional and party officials.

  • May 31

    Incendiary Attack on Journalist Reporting on Caivano Mafia Triggers Political Condemnation in Italy

    Adriano Cappellari's home in Enego was struck by an explosive device around 23:30 on 30 May; a masked assailant left a letter threatening the 20‑year‑old journalist, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and anti‑mafia priest Don Maurizio Patriciello.

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