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Marco Rota was born in 1978. After high school he enrolled in the Faculty of Sociology, University "La Sapienza" of Rome, studying media and communication. Place in the meantime various jobs as a clerk, janitor and museum guide, an actor at a theater company amateur. He writes a book of short stories published by Cicorivolta, directs a documentary film on the food waste, up to lead in the field of web journalism and journalistic photography. The passion for photography comes after several studies and reflections within. He's primarily concerned with the news concerning the march and demonstration taking place in the city of Rome. Some works are collected in his blog (******). Others in the website ******. His latest works are at ******
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Iran, 'China's political game': extreme scenarios, what is happening
Everyone crazy for Black Friday: Lombards will spend 313 million / VIDEO
Black Friday, the day of consumer discounts, has arrived in Lombardy, Italy, with an expected spending of 313 million euros, accounting for one-fifth of the national total. The pandemic has shifted focus to e-commerce, but traditional commerce also sees this as an opportunity. Carlo Massoletti, vice president of Confcommercio Lombardia, acknowledges the dominance of online shopping but sees potential for physical stores through e-commerce and personalized sales. He advocates for a web-tax to ensure fair competition and equal rules for all, noting the challenges of online shopping.
Benevento: migrant attacked with punches and stone blows to the head, two Italians arrested
In Benevento, two Italian citizens, aged 30 and 19, were arrested for assaulting a 22-year-old Gambian migrant. The attack, which occurred on February 26, involved the perpetrators punching the victim and hitting him with a stone on the head, causing injuries that required ten days to heal. The investigation, led by the Benevento Prosecutor's Office and executed by the local police, revealed significant evidence leading to the arrest of the suspects, who were already known to law enforcement for previous thefts.
Desirée, storm over a post by Potere al Popolo: 'She was lucky'
A Facebook post by the anti-racist movement Potere al Popolo on the death of 16-year-old Desirée Mariottini, who was raped and killed in Rome, sparked controversy. The post, originating from an activist of the Rete Antirazzista Iblea and shared by Potere al Popolo, suggested Desirée was 'lucky' to be raped and killed by migrants, as it granted her victim status. Criticism of the post came from both outside and within the movement, with members expressing disappointment and accusing the movement of instrumentalizing the tragedy.
USA, macabre discovery in attic: 11 children's bodies in trash bags
In Detroit, health inspectors discovered eleven decomposing bodies of children in the attic of the former Cantrell Funeral Home. The bodies were found in a cardboard box and trash bags hidden in a white coffin between the first and second floors. This discovery was prompted by an anonymous letter. The funeral home had previously been shut down in April due to severe irregularities in body preservation and unsanitary conditions, including improperly embalmed bodies, decomposing human remains, and poor hygiene in the embalming room.
From Panda to Kia Sportage: the future seems to be heading towards the mild hybrid vehicle
The mild hybrid engine is gaining traction in the automotive market, as evidenced by recent offerings from car manufacturers. The new Kia Sportage Mild Hybrid, unveiled at the Paris Auto Show, combines a 2.0 diesel engine with a mild hybrid system, promising a 7% fuel consumption reduction. Meanwhile, Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) is phasing out the production of the Panda Diesel, with plans to replace it with a mild hybrid model by 2021, as announced by CEO Sergio Marchionne. The article explains the differences between full, mild, and minimal hybrid engines, highlighting the advantages and limitations of each type.
San Marino hospital refuses admission of a 17-year-old Italian: 'She is a foreigner'
A 17-year-old Italian girl was denied admission to the San Marino hospital after a motorcycle accident near the border. Despite the proximity of the hospital, she was taken to a farther Italian hospital, causing her significant discomfort. The San Marino hospital's refusal was based on her nationality, sparking criticism from the attending doctor, Michele Nardella. The hospital and the Istituto per la Sicurezza Sociale refuted the claims, citing existing agreements with the Regione Marche and asserting that they do not refuse patients based on nationality. Further investigations into the incident are ongoing.
Paris, 16-year-old points gun at teacher's head: 'Mark me present'
A 16-year-old student in the outskirts of Paris pointed a compressed air gun at his teacher's head, demanding to be marked present despite arriving late. The incident, recorded by a classmate, went viral and sparked significant political reactions. President Emmanuel Macron condemned the act, highlighting the increasing violence in Parisian suburbs. The event underscores the ongoing cultural conflicts and extreme positions affecting the educational environment. A study by Charlie Hebdo also reflects the growing discomfort among teachers in such settings.
Ravenna, found body of missing 24-year-old
The body of Lukas Venturi, a 24-year-old student from Ravenna, was found hanged in a tree near the Bevano river mouth after he went missing on Wednesday. His family had reported his disappearance to the authorities, prompting a search involving Carabinieri, Vigili del Fuoco, and Protezione Civile. Lukas, who was preparing his thesis at the Politecnico di Milano, had planned to return to Milan on Thursday. The investigation is ongoing, with suicide being a possible cause.
Ragusa, adescava bambine in chat: arrestato pedofilo
A 21-year-old man, Salvatore Rimmaudo, was arrested in Vittoria, Ragusa, for sexually abusing young girls he contacted via chat. He convinced them to send explicit photos and videos and engaged in both virtual and real sexual acts. The investigation, led by Antonino Ciavola of the Ragusa Mobile Squad, revealed Rimmaudo's systematic approach to targeting victims. Authorities are seeking additional potential victims to come forward.
Some vendors demonstrate in the streets of Rome. "We are workers, we are not criminals"
Temporary workers march through the streets of the suburbs of Rome. They demand better wages and better working conditions.
Workers Project B.R.O.S in procession in Rome. They came under the headquarters of the Ministry of Labour to claim their rights. The work falls into their priorities. In their opinion the the municipalities have initiated projects to find work, with professional courses that were supposed to have, as its purpose, that of creating service cooperatives. Later, however, the situation would degenerate, with the human resources that have not been acquired within production processes. On the day he was scheduled to meet institutional to the Ministry of Labour, the Government, the Campania Region, the Province and the City of Naples to discuss the release of EUR 7.5 million already allocated to kick off the design of works managed by precarious BROS Yet workers B.R.O.S. have acquired the skills that would be useful to the province bell, such as personal services or the disposal of special waste. It is essential services for each region, but in particular for the region. Just think about the
A fire developed near the station of Trastevere in Rome. The fire, involved a clothing store. It is Guess, known chain of clothing and accessories. After reporting several trucks arrived on the spot of the fire, ready to douse the flames. Firefighters, however, found several problems. First the scale, leading to plans where p is developed fire, was only a few inches wide and did not facilitate rescue operations. Smoking has subsequently invaded the plans immediately superior to the store, invading several homes. Many tenants who have poured into the street, worried that the situation could escalate further. The shop was completely destroyed by the flames. Require enormous damage. Firefighters are still investigating the possible causes that generated the stake.
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