The massacre of Italian soldiers in Bosnia is in the foreground of the opening pages of the main newspapers on newsstands this morning, starting with Corriere della Sera. Four dead and 11 injured, including Red Cross workers among the victims. The aircraft was engaged in a European mission. Alarm in the streets in view of today's general strike: the Interior Ministry's plan includes red zones in eight cities. Lagarde: farewell to the ECB from 7 February
'Healthcare, regions in revolt' is the opening headline of La Repubblica, highlighting the governors' alarm over the budget: half of the requested funds expected. The CGIL: employees mocked. Today protests in 50 cities: threats to the investigating judge in the Siher case. On the other hand, Israel's accusations against Qatar regarding the Arab vote. The response: "Ridiculous"
The tragedy in the skies of the Balacans returns to the foreground in the press. The victims are two Army sergeants and two Red Cross graduates. Eleven injured, none are in serious condition. The aircraft lost altitude immediately after takeoff. The condolences of Mattarella and Meloni. Maneuver, tensions in the center-right on the pension dossier. Fornero: "Deceptive measure, not even Salvini's voters are interested in this battle anymore"
'The helicopter of death' is the opening of Il Messaggero, accompanied by the shot of the remains of the aircraft that took off from Viterbo and crashed in Bosnia. Today cities are under lockdown for the general strike, the warning from the Interior Ministry: isolate the violent. Spain, the death toll in the train disaster rises: 74 victims, there is an Italian-Argentine
In the Gazzetta dello Sport Milan in the foreground with the defense of coach Ruben Amorim by owner Gerry Cardinale. High cut for the new San Siro: elegant and technological, it will be ready in 2031 and will be called Generali Stadium. Juve crisis, the club is furious and Spalletti is now in the balance
On the Corriere dello Sport the approach to a very delicate Juventus-Napoli. Sunday truth for Spalletti who risks the bench: Pioli in the front row. Carnevali sends the team into retreat. De Laurentiis' club, -11 from the top, relies on De Bruyne. Space here too at the new San Siro which will take the name of Genrali Stadium
On Tuttosport, CEO Canevali's rebuke to the team after yet another Juventus flop at Marassi: retirement at least until Napoli. Fotonews for the presentation of the new stadium in Milan. 'It's no longer San Siro', we read, 'but it's already fascinating'
'The massacre of the Italians' also opens today's edition of the newspaper, while further down there is space for the verdict of the Supreme Court which confirms the stop at the former Ilva, an opportunity for an attack on the left accused of ignoring the loss of 8,600 jobs
On the Sole 24 Ore the main headline is reserved for the MPS members' no to the Lovaglio plan. The meeting rejects the takeover bids for BPM and Banco Generali and the merger with Mediobanca. The Generali Stadium will be built in Milan: a 650 million deal. Maneuver, the Irpef lottery: 10 rates for the same income
'Meloni attacks the judges' writes Il Fatto Quotidiano in the first article, with Tajani calling for 'a law to punish them'. The judiciary in the majority's sights for the confirmation of the closure of the former Ilva and the return to freedom of Siher. Forza Italia revives civil liability
'The judges' party is reborn' Libero goes so far as to write, with 'the left-wing current occupying the CSM'. Below, space for the dramatic accident involving the helicopter in Bosnia and the announced farewell of Christine Lagarde to the ECB
On the Manifesto, however, an opening photo news for the former Ilva destined for definitive closure after the Supreme Court ruling. For the Supreme Court, health is worth more than profit: the hot area of the former largest plant in Europe closed. time has expired also for the government's postponements, but in the city 13 thousand risk losing their jobs
'The tragedy in mission' is the title of Resto del Carlino to tell the dramatic incident that involved the Italian soldiers in Bosnia. The MPS-Mediobanca merger rejected, with Lovaglio defeated on all fronts. The Supreme Court orders the former Ilva to turn off the blast furnaces
