
From the reopening of Chiara Poggi's case to the pro-Palestine protests up to the attack on the editorial office of La Stampa
A review of the main news events that characterized the year in Italy, including the reopening of the Chiara Poggi case, the demonstrations in support of Palestine and the attack on the editorial office of the newspaper La Stampa.
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The article summarizes significant events that occurred in Italy during the year, citing court cases, social protests and media attacks.
From the reopening of the case of the murder of Chiara Poggi, 18 years after the crime, through the demonstrations in support of Palestine in the main squares of our country, up to the attack on the editorial office of La Stampa: there are many facts that, in the year that is coming to an end, have marked the Italian news. Here are the main ones.

The Court of Isernia sentenced two teachers to two years and four months in prison for physical and psychological mistreatment of children in a nursery school in Venafro, with disqualification from holding public offices and compensation to the civil parties. The sentence concludes a process that began in 2018 after complaints from parents and investigations by the Flying Squad.

The seven-year-old boy hit by a car this morning while cycling to school with his father in Corso Regina Margherita has died at the Regina Margherita hospital in Turin. The little boy arrived at the hospital in desperate conditions.
Ciro Di Meglio and Luca Carleo were arrested in Milan as part of an investigation into an alleged 30 million euro financial fraud. The investigating judge Giulia D'Antoni accuses them of unscrupulous corporate management aimed at personal gain.

A 30-year-old man was arrested in Urgnano, in the province of Bergamo, for the attempted murder of his ex-partner. The 34-year-old woman is in danger of dying. The attacker had violated a prohibition on approach ordered by the Juvenile Court.

Roberto Mollo is accused of the murder of Gjovalin Lazri, which occurred in Baldissero d'Alba. The defense claims the victims were trying to enter a nearby home, citing flashlights and gloves found by police at the scene.

Ciro Di Meglio and Luca Carleo, former leaders of Ops, have been arrested in prison as part of an investigation by the Gdf of Milan into alleged financial fraud worth 30 million euros.