
The front pages of the Italian newspapers on 27 September deal with the high cost of fuel with the price cuts of Eni and Ip, the terrorism alarm in a British RAF base used by the USA against Iran, the declarations of Trump and Meloni, the elections in Reggio Calabria, the trial for Giulio Regeni, the taxi strike, the appeal of Pope Leo XIV, and the sporting updates on Nazionale, Totti, Luna Rossa and Superbike.
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On 27 September, Italian newspapers dedicated ample space to the topic of fuels, after the decisions of Eni and IP to freeze prices, and to the terrorism alarm linked to an RAF base in Great Britain used by the United States for operations against Iran.
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CORRIERE DELLA SERA
Opening the "failed attack" in Great Britain with the explosive found near an RAF air base used by the United States for the war in Iran. Trump: "They wanted to do great damage." There is also room for fuel: "After Eni, IP also drops prices". Prime Minister Meloni: "Pay attention to families". Also highlighted are the elections in Reggio Calabria: "Test for the parties but turnout plummets". Also on the front page are "the girls of Fourteen, the Italian way to k-pop".
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THE REPUBLIC
In the foreground are fuels and "anti-discount petrol stations", while diesel records a "record" figure. Ip and Eni: "Roof for a month". But the plant managers "are ready to appeal to the Antitrust". There will also be space for the trial for Giulio Regeni: "The day of truth about the Egyptian 007s". Also highlighted is the terrorism alert in the English RAF base, "used by the US against Iran". Also on the front page is the salary investigation: "In class for 16 years on basic salary: 'But the real poor are my students'".
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THE PRESS
Starting with the fuel issue and the measures of IP and Eni which "block prices", while taxis are "in revolt" and the unions "are ready to strike" due to the increase in costs. Prime Minister Meloni: "Important signal, the government will continue to support families". There is also room for the terrorism alarm in Great Britain: "Explosives at the US base". Also highlighted is Pope Leo XIV's appeal in France after meeting the victims: "Never again abuse".
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THE MESSENGER
In the foreground is the fuel issue and costs "at their highest", with Ip and Eni imposing a price cap from today: "17 cent discount, 8 thousand plants involved". The opposition: "Late intervention and not for everyone". There is also space for the words of Minister Tajani: "We avoided a tax, the country system was responsible". Also on the front page is the terrorism alert in Great Britain: "5 arrests near US base". Also on the front page is Francesco Totti's letter: "My 50 years as a Roman and a Roma fan".
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LA GAZZETTA DELL'SPORT
La Gazzetta dello Sport opens with the national team and "the hottest days for the national team and the FIGC". "Trill football" is the title dedicated to the match against Turkey. On the cover Gianluigi Donnarumma, while Mancini announces a profoundly renewed lineup and asks for "time". Also highlighted is the "baresi disfigurement", with the damaged mural dedicated to the former AC Milan captain. Also highlighted is Luna Rossa's first triumph in Naples.
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SPORT COURIER
Corriere dello Sport dedicates its front page to Francesco Totti, protagonist of an exclusive interview on the occasion of his 50th birthday. "How was I? Embarrassing" is the opening title, which quotes the words of the former Roma captain. In the interview, the story of the years 2001 and 2008 and the relationship with Roma, the fans and the opponents. There will also be room for Roberto Mancini's national team, expected this evening by Türkiye in the Nations League. “We need time,” says the coach.
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ALLSPORT
The national team opens, expected at 8.45pm by Türkiye in the Nations League: "We are alive, we are strong". There is also space for an interview with Sabatini on Juventus: "Lucio's Juventus is ready to take off". Junior also highlighted: "I want my Bull back in Europe". Also on the front page was Nicolò Bulega's victory in the Superbike world championship. Then, tennis with the interview with Barazzutti on Sinner: "We would like more clarity...". And the divorce between Parma and Cuesta.
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