Today: A Padova Stefani presenta Venexus agli imprenditori, tre i progetti già finanziati

È stato presentato ufficialmente oggi in fiera a Padova il progetto Venexus, fortemente voluto dal presidente della Regione Alberto Stefani. In sala circa 800 partecipanti e oltre 300 aziende presenti con in prima fila i grandi nomi dell’imprenditoria veneta per capire come partecipare alla prima...

In Padua, Stefani presents Venexus to entrepreneurs; three projects have already been funded.

The project Venexus was officially presented today at the fair in Padua, strongly pushed by Regional President Alberto Stefani. Approximately 800 participants and over 300 companies were present, with major Venetian entrepreneurs in the front row to understand how to participate in the first…

#Padua #Stefani #Venexus #Regional #AlbertoStefani #Venetian #first

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Today: È morta la mamma di Eleonora Bottaro: ha rifiutato le cure per il tumore, come per la figlia

Ha rifiutato le cure per una forma tumorale, proprio come era successo per la figlia. È morta all'età di 60 anni Rita Benini, la madre di Eleonora Bottaro, la 18enne padovana che il 29 agosto 2016 morì a causa di una leucemia linfoblastica acuta che i genitori si rifiutarono di trattare poiché...

The mother of Eleonora Bottaro has died: she refused treatment for her cancer, as she had done for her daughter.

She refused treatment for a tumorous condition, just as it had happened with her daughter. Rita Benini, the mother of Eleonora Bottaro, the 18-year-old from Padua who died on August 29, 2016, due to acute lymphoblastic leukemia that her parents refused to treat because…

#EleonoraBottaro #RitaBenini #Padua

https://www.today.it/cronaca/morta-rita-benini-madre-eleonora-bottaro-tumore.html

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Abolizione finanziamento pubblico ai giornali, sabato 30 e domenica 31 il Firma Day coi banchetti: tutti i dettagli

Centoventitré città in cui firmare, sabato 30 e domenica 31 maggio. La ragione? Chiedere l’abolizione del finanziamento pubblico ai giornali. L’associazione Schierarsi lancia il firma day, da Nord a Sud, dalla Sicilia al Trentino Alto-Adige, coi banchetti nelle principali piazze. La raccolta delle sigle è iniziata ufficialmente il 27 di aprile, gli organizzatori hanno tre mesi di tempo per arrivare a quota 500mila e al momento ne sono arrivate più di 165mila. Un terzo del cammino, in pratica.
Ciò che si chiede è di eliminare il contributo diretto per i giornali realizzati da cooperative di giornalisti, società senza fini di lucro o espressione di minoranze linguistiche. Non, quindi, il Fondo straordinario a sostegno dell’editoria (10 centesimi a copia venduta) a cui il Fatto Quotidiano ha rinunciato. I dati più recenti ci dicono che ad aver beneficiato del contributo diretto sono il Dolomiten (per oltre 6 milioni di euro), Famiglia Cristiana (6 milioni di euro), Avvenire (circa 5,5 milioni di euro) e Libero (5,4). Ma ci sono anche il Foglio, il Manifesto e il Secolo d’Italia.
Tra le città principali: Pescara, Catanzaro, Reggio Calabria, Napoli, Salerno, Roma, Genova, Milano, Brescia, Bergamo, Ancona, Pesaro, Isernia, Torino, Cuneo, Bari, Lecce, Taranto, Cagliari, Sassari, Catania, Palermo, Firenze, Livorno, Siena, Pisa, Bolzano, Perugia, Verona, Padova e Treviso. Qui tutte le piazze coi relativi orari e indirizzi.
L'articolo Abolizione finanziamento pubblico ai giornali, sabato 30 e domenica 31 il Firma Day coi banchetti: tutti i dettagli proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

Cancellation of public funding for newspapers, Saturday, October 30th and Sunday, October 31st: Sign-Up Day with booths: all the details

One hundred and twenty-three cities to sign, Saturday, May 30th and Sunday, May 31st. The reason? To ask for the abolition of public funding for newspapers. The Schierarsi association is launching a signature day, from North to South, from Sicily to Trentino Alto-Adige, with booths in the main squares. The collection of signatures officially began on April 27th, and the organizers have three months to reach 500,000 and at the moment they have received more than 165,000. A third of the way there, in practice.

What is being asked for is to eliminate the direct contribution for newspapers produced by journalist cooperatives, non-profit companies, or expressions of linguistic minorities. Not, therefore, the Extraordinary Fund to support publishing (10 cents per copy sold) to which Il Fatto Quotidiano has renounced. The latest data shows that those who have benefited from the direct contribution are the Dolomiten (over 6 million euros), Famiglia Cristiana (6 million euros), Avvenire (around 5.5 million euros) and Libero (5.4). But there are also Il Foglio, Il Manifesto and Secolo d’Italia.

Among the main cities: Pescara, Catanzaro, Reggio Calabria, Naples, Salerno, Rome, Genoa, Milan, Brescia, Bergamo, Ancona, Pesaro, Isernia, Turin, Cuneo, Bari, Lecce, Taranto, Cagliari, Sassari, Catania, Palermo, Florence, Livorno, Siena, Pisa, Bolzano, Perugia, Verona, Padua and Treviso. Here are all the squares with the corresponding times and addresses.

Article Abolition of public funding for newspapers, Saturday, May 30th and Sunday, May 31st the Signature Day with booths: all the details comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

#Schierarsi #NorthtoSouth #Sicily #TrentinoAlto-Adige #IlFattoQuotidiano #Dolomiten #FamigliaCristiana #Avvenire #IlFoglio #IlManifesto #Secolod’Italia #Pescara #Catanzaro #ReggioCalabria #Naples #Salerno #Genoa #Milan #Brescia #Bergamo #Ancona #Pesaro #Isernia #Turin #Cuneo #Lecce #Taranto #Cagliari #Sassari #Catania #Palermo #Florence #Livorno #Siena #Bolzano #Perugia #Verona #Padua #Treviso #theSignatureDay

https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/05/29/finanziamento-pubblico-giornali-firma-day-notizie/8403510/

IlPescara: Blasioli (Pd) sul sovraffollamento del pronto soccorso: "Pazienti e personale non possono pagare l'inefficienza della politica" [VIDEO]

Nessuna risposta dal presidente Marsilio e dall'assessore Verì sull'applicazione delle linee guida per gestire il sovraffollamento nel pronto soccorso di Pescara, un'omissione grave che ricade sui pazienti e sul personale sanitario. A dirlo il consigliere regionale del Pd Antonio Blasioli che...

Blasioli (Pd) (Padua) on the overcrowding of the emergency room: "Patients and staff cannot pay for the inefficiency of politics" [VIDEO]

There has been no response from President Marsilio and Councillor Verì regarding the implementation of guidelines for managing overcrowding in the Pescara emergency room, a serious omission that falls on patients and healthcare staff. This was stated by regional councillor Antonio Blasioli of the Pd…

#Blasioli #Padua #Marsilio #Pescara #AntonioBlasioli

https://www.ilpescara.it/politica/blasioli-sovraffollamento-pronto-soccorso.html

Il Tempo: Alimentazione, Agostiniani (Sip): "Giovani tra eccessi e diete estreme da Ai e chatbot"

Roma, 29 mag. (Adnkronos Salute) - "Viviamo attualmente una realtà in cui una fetta importante di bambini nel nostro Paese è in sovrappeso o obeso: se sommiamo le due situazioni, arriviamo a circa il 30% dei bambini. Questo in larga parte è dovuto a un eccesso di alimentazione e, al tempo stesso, a una riduzione dell'attività fisica. Come contraltare a tutto questo ci troviamo anche a dover fronteggiare il rischio delle 'diete senza', cioè diete fatte magari affidandosi solo a quello che consiglia l'intelligenza artificiale dello smartphone, in cui si vanno a togliere o a sostituire degli alimenti magari mettendo al loro posto altri alimenti apparentemente più adeguati". Così Rino Agostinani, presidente Società italiana di pediatria (Sip), commenta all'Adnkronos Salute alcuni dati diffusi, all'81esimo congresso italiano di pediatria che si conclude oggi a Padova.
"In realtà, questi ragazzi spesso finiscono nell'ambito degli ultraprocessati, che sono alimenti ricchi di un grande numero di componenti, ma molto lontani da quella che è la naturalità del cibo e la naturalità degli alimenti che la nostra genetica è abituata a utilizzare - avverte l'esperto - Le ripercussioni non riguardano solo una introduzione impropria ed eccessiva di calorie, ma anche il mettere in contatto il nostro corpo con tutta una serie di sostanze che spesso hanno ripercussioni negative anche su altri aspetti della salute".

Diet, Augustinians (Sip): “Young people between excesses and extreme diets from Ai and chatbots”

Rome, May 29 (Adnkronos Salute) - “We are currently living in a reality where a significant portion of children in our country are overweight or obese: if we add the two situations together, we arrive at about 30% of children. This is largely due to excessive eating and, at the same time, to a reduction in physical activity. As a counterweight to all of this, we also have to face the risk of ‘no-ingredient diets,’ i.e. diets made perhaps relying only on what the smartphone’s artificial intelligence recommends, in which foods are removed or replaced, often with apparently more suitable foods in their place.” Thus Rino Agostinani, president of the Italian Society of Pediatrics (Sip), comments to Adnkronos Salute some data released at the 81st Italian Pediatric Congress, which concludes today in Padua.

“In reality, these young people often end up in the realm of ultra-processed foods, which are rich in a large number of components but very far from the naturalness of food and the naturalness of the foods that our genetics are accustomed to using – the expert warns – The repercussions are not only due to an improper and excessive intake of calories, but also to connecting our body with a whole series of substances that often have negative repercussions on other aspects of health.”

#Augustinians #AdnkronosSalute #about30% #RinoAgostinani #Padua

https://www.iltempo.it/adnkronos/2026/05/29/news/alimentazione-agostiniani-sip-giovani-tra-eccessi-e-diete-estreme-da-ai-e-chatbot--47937876/

Agenzia Nova: Ucraina: Commissione Ue, prossimo Consiglio europeo decisivo per adesione

28 mag 12:51 - (Agenzia Nova) - Le prossime riunioni del Consiglio affari generali e del Consiglio europeo a giugno saranno momenti chiave... (Beb)

Black Friday before the bridge: the general strike paralyzes Italy. Transport at risk.

At risk are trains and public transport, school and healthcare services, in the coming hours due to the nationwide general strike called by several grassroots trade unions (Cub; Sgb; Adl Varese; Si Cobas; Usi; Usi Cit). Demonstrations and sit-ins will be held in Rome, Naples, Bologna, Florence, Genoa, Turin, Savona, Milan, Bergamo, Trento, Padua, La Spezia, Livorno, Catania, Palermo, and initiatives will also take place in front of some factories and logistics sites. Airport, railway, and in some cities, local public transport, as well as healthcare and education sectors, where the greatest participation is expected, will be affected by the shutdown.

What are the reasons for the protest?

The strike was called against rising living costs, generated by wars, for the recovery of wages and pensions, for fair taxation, against precariousness, rising evictions, and military spending.

What are the hours for trains and regional transport?

The protest will also affect staff at the FS Group, Trenitalia, Trenitalia Tper and Trenord, from 9 pm today to 9 pm tomorrow. Trains may therefore experience variations or cancellations but long-distance trains will be partially guaranteed.

For Trenitalia, Trenitalia Tper and Trenord regional transport, essential services are guaranteed on weekdays from 6 am to 9 am and from 6 pm to 9 pm. In addition to trains, buses, trams and metros are also at risk in various Italian cities, with different modes depending on local transport companies.

How does the strike work for motorways, ferries and firefighters?

For motorway staff, the strike will begin at 10 pm today and end at 10 pm tomorrow, and maritime connections will also be affected. For firefighters, the strike will be 4 hours (without deduction). For shift personnel, it will begin at 9 am and end at 1 pm. A full day for daily and administrative staff.

#Italy #AdlVarese #SiCobas #UsiCit #Naples #Bologna #Florence #Genoa #Turin #Savona #Milan #Bergamo #Trento #Padua #LaSpezia #Livorno #Catania #Palermo #theFSGroup #Trenitalia #TrenitaliaTper #Trenord #Italian

https://www.agi.it/economia/news/2026-05-28/sciopero-29-maggio-ponte-37271835/

il manifesto: «Il clima cambia anche i menù: a fine secolo avremo piatti diversi»

Faremo l’amatriciana con l’ocra al posto del guanciale, mangeremo i carciofi a Natale invece che a Pasqua, gli gnocchi avranno la manioca nell’impasto, mentre la vignarola no, quella non si […]
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Decrees on Safety, the criminalization of rights: a report denounces the crackdown on ecological dissent.

“Right is not crime.” The title of the report produced by the Network in Defense of and by the Observatory for Repression, published in May 2026 within the P.E.A.C.E. project co-financed by CLIDEF and Civitates, is already a thesis and clear: defending the environment and territories is a constitutional right, and those who exercise it today are treated as criminals. The second edition of the report measures three years of “shock legislation” against ecological dissent and returns a picture in which the criminalization of conflict has become a declared government program.

Law 22 January 2024 n. 6, the so-called Sangiuliano law, inaugurated the cycle. For those who damage or deteriorate cultural assets, a fine of €20,000 to €60,000 is introduced, punishable directly by the prefect. On February 13, 2024, two weeks after the entry into force, an activist from Ultima Generazione who had glued photographs of the Campi Bisenzio flood onto the frame of the Venus at the Uffizi was sent a fine of €20,000.

Fifteen months later arrives Law Decree No. 48 of April 11, 2025, converted into Law No. 80 of June 9, 2025: 14 new crimes, 9 aggravating factors. Article 14 transforms the blockade of roads with one’s body from an administrative offense into a criminal offense, up to one month of imprisonment for the individual, from six months to two years if more than one person is gathered. Article 19 aggravates the penalty for resisting public officials “in order to prevent the realization of infrastructure intended to supply energy, transportation services, and telecommunications.” Article 26 introduces the crime of riot in a penitentiary institution, including “passive resistance conduct.”

Decreti Sicurezza (Security Decrees), the architecture of control. On the ground, repression operates on three parallel tracks. The first is criminal: public prosecutors contest the interruption of a public service (art. 340 c.p.), defacing, violation of a passage order, which the Caivano decree of September 2023 has multiplied by six in the minimum, bringing it from one to six months. The second is administrative: mandatory passage orders, urban bans, special surveillance, and sanctions issued by the Carabinieri based on presumed social danger.

Ultima Generazione has received 399 passage orders since 2021, and Extinction Rebellion records dozens being issued in Rome, Bologna, Brescia, Venice, and Padua. The third is patrimonial: criminal fines up to €10,000 for damage in public squares, and the million-euro compensation claims in the so-called “Sovrano” No Tav process, in which the government took part as a civil party, requesting the costs of police overtime.

A authoritarian turn under international scrutiny. On December 16, 2024, the Council of Europe’s Human Rights Commissioner Michael O’Flaherty wrote to Italian Senate President Ignazio La Russa requesting that he not approve the text unless substantially modified. La Russa, in turn, dismissed the letter as “unacceptable interference.” Six days before, on December 14, 100,000 people with 200 organizations passed through Rome against the measure. The Council of Europe’s observations add to those of UN Special Rapporteur Mary Lawlor and those of UN Special Rapporteur for the Environment Michel Forst, who in its November 2025 guidelines explicitly recommended that Italy refrain from criminalizing peaceful environmental protests. The government remained deaf to it.

On March 22 and 23, 2026, the “no” to the referendum on career separation was passed with 53.75% against 46.25%: a vote that closes the chapter on the restrictive laws. However, the apparatus that that chapter built remains intact. A judiciary that continues to acquit for minor offenses and disapplies passage orders without justification is mitigating the trend case by case, sentence by sentence. Someone should raise the political brake.

#CLIDEF #Civitates #second #UltimaGenerazione #theCampiBisenzio #Venus #Uffizi #Article14 #Article19 #Article26 #DecretiSicurezza #first #Carabinieri #ExtinctionRebellion #Bologna #Brescia #Venice #Padua #third #MichaelO’Flaherty #Italian #Senate #IgnazioLaRussa #LaRussa #UNSpecialRapporteur #MaryLawlor #MichelForst #Italy #5375% #4625%

https://www.lanotiziagiornale.it/decreti-sicurezza-la-criminalizzazione-dei-diritti-un-report-denuncia-la-stretta-sul-dissenso-ecologista/

IlPescara: Blasioli (Pd) sulla Asl: "Tutti gli infermieri senza salario accessorio, ma incarichi per 12 prescelti"

“Tutti gli infermieri della Asl di Pescara senza salario accessorio, mentre spuntano ‘incarichi di funzione professionale’ per soli 12 prescelti. Con lo stipendio di luglio 2025, centinaia di infermieri, operatori sanitari e personale amministrativo della Asl di Pescara, e anche delle altre Asl...

Blasioli (Pd) (Padua) on the ASL: "All nurses without supplementary pay, but assignments for 12 selected individuals."

All the nurses of the Pescara Health Authority who do not have an additional salary, while only 12 selected people are receiving “professional function assignments.” With the July 2025 salary, hundreds of nurses, healthcare professionals, and administrative staff of the Pescara Health Authority, and also other Health Authorities…

#Blasioli #Padua #HealthAuthorities

https://www.ilpescara.it/politica/blasioli-infermieri-senza-salario-accessorio-asl.html

Il Fatto Quotidiano: Recuperati dalle grotte delle Maldive gli ultimi due corpi delle sub italiane Muriel Oddenino e Giorgia Sommacal

Alla fine sono stati riportati tutti in superficie. Il team di subspeleologi finlandesi ha recuperato i corpi dei due ultimi sub italiani morti alla Maldive il 14 maggio durante un’immersione in una grotta a oltre 50 metri di profondità.
Si tratta di Muriel Oddenino e Giorgia Sommacal. Le immersioni erano riprese la mattina del 20 maggio, dopo che ieri i sommozzatori avevano recuperato Federico Gualtieri e Monica Montefalcone. I loro corpi si trovavano nel terzo ambiente delle grotte di Alimathà, la parte più profonda.
Nei giorni scorsi era stato possibile recuperare solo il cadavere dell’istruttore capobarca, il padovano Gianluca Benedetti, la quinta vittima, perché si trovava all’ingresso della grotta con le bombole completamente scariche. Le ricerche erano state interrotte il 16 maggio per la morte di uno dei sommozzatori maldiviani, il sergente maggiore Mohamed Mahudhy. Muriel Oddenino è di Poirino, è una ricercatrice dell’ateneo genovese e originaria del Torinese.
Giorgia Sommacal è invece la figlia della ricercatrice Montefalcone, morta con lei. Mentre i corpi verranno portati oggi in obitorio, la Procura di Roma ha già aperto un’indagine per per omicidio colposo. In base a quanto si apprende, i pm di piazzale Clodio disporranno le autopsie sui corpi appena rientreranno in Italia.
L'articolo Recuperati dalle grotte delle Maldive gli ultimi due corpi delle sub italiane Muriel Oddenino e Giorgia Sommacal proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano.

The last two bodies of Italian divers Muriel Oddenino and Giorgia Sommacal have been recovered from the Maldives caves.

Finally, all the bodies were brought to the surface. The team of Finnish subspeleologists has recovered the bodies of the two last Italian divers who died in the Maldives on May 14th during a dive in a cave at over 50 meters deep.

They are Muriel Oddenino and Giorgia Sommacal. The dives were filmed on the morning of May 20th, after divers had yesterday recovered Federico Gualtieri and Monica Montefalcone. Their bodies were found in the third chamber of the Alimathà caves, the deepest part.

In the days prior, it had only been possible to recover the body of the boat instructor, Gianluca Benedetti from Padua, the fifth victim, because he was at the cave entrance with the tanks completely empty. The searches had been suspended on May 16th due to the death of one of the Maldivian divers, Sergeant Major Mohamed Mahudhy. Muriel Oddenino is from Poirino, she is a researcher at the Genoa university and originally from Turin.

Giorgia Sommacal is instead the daughter of researcher Monica Montefalcone, who died with her. While the bodies will be taken to the morgue today, the Rome Prosecutor’s Office has already opened an investigation for manslaughter. According to what is learned, the Rome prosecutors at Piazzale Clodio will order the autopsies on the bodies as soon as they return to Italy.

The article “Recovered from the Maldives Caves: The Last Two Bodies of Italian Divers Muriel Oddenino and Giorgia Sommacal” comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

#Italian #MurielOddenino #GiorgiaSommacal #Maldives #Finnish #over50meters #FedericoGualtieri #MonicaMontefalcone #third #GianlucaBenedetti #Padua #fifth #Maldivian #MohamedMahudhy #Poirino #Genoa #Turin #PiazzaleClodio #Italy #theMaldivesCaves #IlFattoQuotidiano

https://www.ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/05/20/sub-italiani-maldive-corpi-recuperati-notizie/8392695/