During a court hearing in Brescia, the defense and prosecution discussed the admissibility of a request for a retrial in the Erba massacre case, involving convicted murderers Olindo Romano and Rosa Bazzi. The defense criticized the actions of Azouz Marzouk, a relative of a victim, while the prosecution argued against the new evidence presented by the defense, stating it lacked the capacity to overturn the case. The hearing has been postponed to April 16.

Silvio Berlusconi, during a Forza Italia conference, claimed that his party was responsible for legitimizing the League and fascism by including them in the political fold, which had been previously excluded by the pentapartito. He criticized the concept of sovereignty as 'stupid' and predicted the disappearance of those who left his party for other political ventures.

Juventus U23, the second team of Juventus, has been admitted to the Lega Pro championship. Despite facing regulatory challenges and skepticism, the team has brought increased media attention and sponsorship opportunities to the league. With a roster mostly under 23 years old, the team aims to provide experience and growth rather than focusing solely on championship results. The project is expected to gain more support and contribute to the development of Italian football and the national team.

Luca Vallese, a 23-year-old from Marche living in Turin, has created an artistic project to metaphorically represent Alzheimer's disease by repeatedly photocopying a photo of his grandmother, who suffers from the condition, until her image fades. The project, titled 'My grandma is fading,' is shared on Facebook and Instagram, not as a campaign to raise awareness about Alzheimer's but as a personal tribute to his grandmother. The project coincides with World Alzheimer's Day on September 21, highlighting the disease that affects 600,000 people in Italy and millions worldwide, with no known cure or definitive prevention.