The president of the Italian Bishops Conference (CEI), Cardinal Matteo Zuppi, has said that immigration is mainly managed as an emergency while it could represent a resource for society. “We often see the continuation of an approach that is only guided by the emergency which neglects promotion and integration: we
Istat on Wednesday confirmed its preliminary estimate of September inflation at 0.7%, down from 1.1% in August. It is the lowest level recorded since the beginning of the year. The deceleration is mainly due to the prices of energy goods, both regulated (from +14.3% to +10.4%) and non-regulated (from -8.6%
The 60.7% employment rate of non-EU foreign workers last year was closer to the 61.5% rate of the totality of workers in Italy yet nearly one foreigner in four who sought the assistance of a Caritas centre was a “working poor”, or 28.1%, according to the annual report drafted by
Stellantis on Wednesday announced to labour unions that it will suspend production over a number of days in November at its three Italian plants of Pomigliano D’Arco, Termoli and Pratola Serra. “These measures are necessary to adjust production to the current market conditions and to guarantee an efficient management of
Three teens between the ages of 12 and 14 have received an official warning issued by the police commissioner of the Campania city of Caserta for bullying a classmate with autism, police sources said Wednesday. The police investigation kicked off after the parents of the victim, aged 13, reported the
The general manager of State-owned company Sogei, Paolino Iorio, who was arrested Monday as part of a major graft probe allegedly received bribes for over 100,000 euros, according to Rome prosecutors. State attorneys requested the validation of his arrest on Wednesday. Iorio was arrested on Monday night together with a
