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Mario Calabresi
Mario Calabresi has spent over 25 years working as a journalist. He started his career as a political reporter for ANSA (Italian news agency) in the Italian Parliament. In 2000 he moved to the political desk of La Repubblica for 1 year and then made the move to La Stampa in Rome where he covered political as well as international issues. He spent two months in New York covering the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. After this he again joined La Repubblica but now in the role of Deputy Managing Director. In 2009 he became the Editor-in-Chief of La Stampa and in 2016 he moved back again to La Repubblica, but this time as Editor-in-Chief. He was on the board of...

Lorenzo Della Toffola’s hands haven’t been dirty for two months because the gondolas of Venice have been stationary, frozen where they were, with no one lining up to get on board.

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When the nursing home in Nembro had a spike of anomalous deaths in January – a local priest knew something was wrong. Then, funerals began to swell and everyone started talking about a ‘severe pneumonia’ going around.

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