The decree sparked political reactions exposing deep fractures inside Tuscany’s centre-left coalition.
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23-Year-Old Mia Bintou Diop Becomes Tuscany’s Youngest Vice President
Tuscany’s new center-left government was unveiled after weeks of tense negotiations.
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America’s Two Faces: A Nation Still Learning to Live Its Diversity
America’s divisions after the victory of Zohran Mamdani, new mayor of New York.
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President Mattarella in Florence: Europe, Art, and Memory
President of the Italian Republic Sergio Mattarella spent a day in Florence on October 29 for a series of events.
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Over 100 Americans rally in Florence for No Kings protest
The event was held in solidarity with millions of people mobilizing across the United States and abroad.
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Eugenio Giani re-elected as Tuscany’s governor
Center-left celebrates victory as turnout drops sharply to 47.7%.
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The Strength of the Streets and the Value of Political Presence
This year, Italy reminded us how essential political presence and participation in public squares truly are.
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Tuscany votes for new governor amid debates on health, transport and tourism
Three candidates face off at the regional elections on October 12–13, with the center-left favored to win.
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Florence Joins Nationwide Pro-Palestinian Protests After Flotilla Raid
Hundreds of people took to the streets of Florence on Tuesday evening in response to the Israeli raid on the Global Sumud Flotilla.
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General Strike for Gaza: Protests and Blockades in Florence
The protest affects all sectors from railways to local transport, schools, ports, and public services.
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