Press review: the main themes of Italian newspapers

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CORRIERE DELLA SERA

In the foreground is the electoral law, with the Senate giving the green light to the majority amendment on preferences. The Prime Minister to the opposition: "You are the ones who never wanted them". There is also space for Trump's words on the elections: "I win and I give 5 thousand dollars to every American". Also on the front page is the case of Denise Cosco, Lea Garofalo's daughter who committed suicide at 35. Then, the Ranucci case: the judges ruled that "Lavitola remains in prison".

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THE REPUBLIC

"Melons in the swamp" is the opening title of Repubblica on the electoral law and the Senate's yes to the amendment on preferences. Meanwhile, the government sends a letter to Brussels to "ask for flexibility". There will also be space for Trump's rally: "If I win 5 thousand dollars for every American". Also on the front page is the case of Denise Cosco, the daughter of Lea Garofalo who took her own life at 35 years old. Finally, the film "Naza" at the Venice Film Festival: "To tell the military crimes against civilians in Gaza".

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THE PRESS

At the opening, energy and the clash between government and industrialists, while a new cut is announced on excise duties. Prime Minister Meloni: "More oil and gas from drilling". Orsini: "Made fun of nuclear and renewables". On the front page the 25th anniversary of the attack on the Twin Towers on 11 September 2001: "The world after". There will also be space for Trump's rally and the "promise" of "5 thousand dollars for every American" in the event of victory in the elections. Finally, the case of Lelio: the 9 year old boy who climbed Mont Blanc.

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THE MESSENGER

Electoral reform is in the foreground, with the Senate giving the green light to the majority amendment on preferences. The opposition: "Shame". The Prime Minister: "Up to 3 names are back on the ballots." There is also room for the ECB to raise rates to 2.5%, while the discount on diesel remains. Also highlighted is Trump's announcement: "5 thousand dollars to every American". Then, the judges' decision on Lavitola: he remains in prison. Finally football, with the Fenerbahçe-Roma draw in Istanbul.

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LA GAZZETTA DELL'SPORT

Starting with Como's victory in the Champions League: “Favola Como”, after the 4-1 against Lubljana. Roma and the draw with Fenerbahce are also highlighted: "Roma regrets in Türkiye". Milan is also in the foreground, with Cissé as the protagonist and a question about his future with the Rossoneri. While Chivu's Inter prepares "the first challenge for the scudetto". Then there is room for Italvolley: the Azzurri beat Sweden and secure a place in the quarterfinals of the European Championships.

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SPORT COURIER

Corriere dello Sport opens with Como's triumph in the Champions League: "Thank goodness for Cesc". Fabregas' team overwhelms Lubljana 4-1 on their European debut, with Baturina, Douvikas, Diao and Perrone scoring. There is also room for Roma, held to a 1-1 draw by Fenerbahce in Türkiye. Juventus then highlighted with "the last call for Koopmeiners". In closing, the success of Italvolley in front of the Naples public and the President of the Republic Mattarella.

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ALLSPORT

Juventus and Douglas Luiz open: "Douglas shock therapy", with Spalletti who "shocked him by returning him to Juve". There will also be space for the feat of Como, protagonist of a historic debut in the Champions League by winning against Lubljana 4-1: "Italy is Como!". Also highlighted is the celebration for Italvolley, which also beat Sweden in Naples and won the quarterfinals of the European Championships in front of President Mattarella.

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IL SOLE 24 ORE

In the foreground, the ECB is raising rates: "Mortgage installments up by 3%". Meanwhile, on oil, sales on government bonds. There is also room for the real estate sector: "First freeze on sales from mid-2024". The car is also highlighted: "The Italian industry blames the crisis on the German car". Also on the front page is Intesa Sanpaolo: "Yes from 97% of shareholders to the takeover bid for MPS". There is also room for the Houthis who "take the port of Mocha and advance towards Bab el-Mandeb".

9/16

THE DAILY FACT

At the beginning the electoral law and the Senate's yes to the majority amendment on preferences: "Meloni's turn to bury them". There is also space for the case of the attack on Ranucci, focus on Lavitola: "Businesses and chats punctured". The war in Ukraine is also highlighted, with Zelensky warning: "Alarm about Russian attack, but without proof". Meanwhile, in the USA Trump is "offering money" to Americans if he wins the elections. Finally, "Naza" about the "Gaza atrocity" is presented at the Venice Film Festival.

10/16

THE NEWSPAPER

The front page of today's newspaper is entirely dedicated to the 25th anniversary of the attack on the Twin Towers on 11 September 2001. Two editorials dominate the page. The first, signed by Tommaso Cerno: "Who is afraid of saying Islamist". The second, by Vittorio Feltri: "The apocalypse has not erased us".

11/16

THE MANIFESTO

"It's not a film" is the opening title of the Manifesto dedicated to "Naza", the film about Gaza presented at the Venice Film Festival. Meanwhile, in the Strip "the raids kill an entire family". There is also room for the electoral law: "FdI just gets by: no to preferences". Then the new extension of excise duties: "Meloni dreams of Italian oil". Then, Trump's rally in view of the next presidential elections in the USA: "If the Republicans win, you will all get 5,000 dollars".

12/16

FREE

The migrant issue is in the foreground: "landings are collapsing". As Libero reports, citing EU data, "illegal entries into the central Mediterranean have decreased by 55%. There is also space for an interview with Ferruccio De Bortoli on the new book which collects the unpublished letters of Oriana Fallaci to Monsignor Fisichella. Also highlighted is Giacomo Amadori's analysis of the Ranucci case: "The instigators and the strange coincidences on the Albanian trail". Finally, the electoral law and the return of preferences.

13/16

TOMORROW

"Renegade so as not to die: Meloni says no to preferences" is the headline of Domani on the electoral law, with the majority's no to the PD amendment. The right "introduces a fake possibility of choice for citizens". There will also be space for Trump's rally which promises "5 thousand dollars" to those who vote for him: "Vote exchange, Trump corrupts Americans". Also on the front page is Pietro Ignazi's editorial: "Those moderate elites and the spirit of Munich".

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TO HAPPEN

Economic opening for Avvenire: "The surge in energy costs pushes inflation and the ECB raises rates". Meanwhile, the government is extending the 17 cent cut in excise duties on diesel for a week. There is also room for Trump's "promise" to give 5 thousand dollars to American voters. In the spotlight the 25th anniversary of the Twin Towers and the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Also highlighted is the chaos of Denise Cosco, the daughter of Lea Garofalo who took her own life at 35 years old.

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THE REFORMIST

"The Neverland" is the opening title of the Riformista on the Ventotene Conference, led by Pina Picierno. There is also room for the war in Ukraine: "Drone grazes Zelensky's plane, Moscow dismantles the negotiations". Then, the Ranucci case and the "No" for Lavitola's house arrest. Also on the front page is Paolo Macry's editorial on the anniversary of the Twin Towers: "September 11 did not wake up the West".

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THE NATION

Energy and inflation alarm open. Then, "higher rates and mortgage bloodletting." Prime Minister Meloni: "Focus on oil and gas production in Italy". While the government extends the excise duty cut by a week. Space for Trump's words at the Dallas convention: "If we win I will give 5,000 dollars to every American". Also on the front page is the electoral law and "FdI freezes the Democratic Party on preferences". Also highlighted are the investigations into the Ranucci case: "Those holes in the Ranucci-Lavitola chat".

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