00:02The bodies of the four soldiers who died last Thursday in Bosnia have returned to Italy.
00:08crash of their helicopter to welcome the coffins at Ciampino airport together with the
00:13family members of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella, the Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and the ministers
00:20Crosetto and Tajani. The head of state stood in silence and contemplation before each coffin.
00:26before being transferred to the Celio military hospital where the Chapel of Rest will be set up.
00:33On the judicial front, the Rome Public Prosecutor's Office and the Military Prosecutor's Office are proceeding with proceedings for disaster and manslaughter.
00:40The most widely accepted hypothesis remains that of a fatal failure.
00:46The Chamber of Deputies is now examining the budget, with the text currently being examined by the Budget Committee.
00:51Hearings on the 26 billion bill that outlines the
00:58economic policy for the three-year period 2027-2029 in 157 articles. Among the cornerstones is the revision
01:08of personal income tax rates, family support, and measures for the elderly and newborns.
01:14protests over cuts to school positions and crackdowns on pension adjustments
01:20to inflation. In view of the amendments, schools, healthcare, and the banks' contribution
01:25they are already in the sights of the majority politicians.
01:30More than 50 years after the brutal murder of Pierpaolo Pasolini, the Rome Prosecutor's Office reopens
01:35officially the investigations. Piazzale Clodio has started a new file welcoming
01:41the complaint by lawyer Stefano Maccioni, based on unpublished scientific evidence on the massacre
01:48occurred at the Ostia seaplane base during the night between 1 and 2 November 1975. The aim of the
01:57investigators are going beyond the procedural truth that saw 17-year-old Pino as the only person convicted
02:03Pelosi, who died in 2017, was asked to ascertain the presence and identity of other accomplices who had remained so far.
02:11Unpunished. Social media duet between New York Mayor Zora Mamdani and Rome Mayor Roberto
02:19Gualtieri to promote opera. In a humorous sketch with hints of Bella Ciao.
02:25and Latin wordplay like beni, vidi, frici, the two launched an initiative
02:31which is making 70,000 free Metropolitan Opera tickets available to New Yorkers.
02:38After having celebrated opera as a great Italian excellence, Gualtieri closed with
02:43the slogan All roads lead to opera, anticipating that similar news will soon arrive
02:51even in the capital.
