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October 16, 2024

Bad weather:Schools closed Thurs in La Spezia, other towns

The province of La Spezia and several municipalities in Liguria on Wednesday decreed the suspension of in-person lessons Thursday in secondary schools following the orange hydrological weather alert for storms issued by the Ligurian Regional Agency for Environmental Protection (Arpal). The decree issued in La Spezia was signed by the

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Bad weather: kids kept in school near Savona

Children were kept in school near Savona Wednesday amid widespread flooding caused by torrential rains. Due to the heavy rains in the area, flooding of streets and basements has been reported in the municipalities of Calice Ligure and Celle Ligure, where the mayor Marco Beltrame amid a yellow alert for

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Income of self-employed trebled compared to employees – BoI

The median income in real terms of households whose main provider was self-employed – including professionals, entrepreneurs, company managers or partners and atypical workers – grew on average 2.8% between 2020 and 2022 compared to the +0,8% recorded by the households of employees, according to the 2022 survey on the

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Landslides and floods, bad weather alert in Liguria

Bad weather returned to Liguria Wednesday with rivers breaking their banks and roads flooded across the northwestern Italian region. The Bormida river flooded in the Savona area in the towns of Ferrania, Altare and Cairo Montenotte due to heavy rains. Train traffic is suspended between Loano and Pietra Ligure (Savona).

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Italy-France meeting on migration to be held in Menton

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Friday will travel to Menton in France and then Ventimiglia, both close to the Italian-French border, to discuss the fight against illegal immigration with Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi, the French government said on Wednesday. French cabinet

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‘Proud of serious, common sense budget’ says Meloni

Premier Giorgia Meloni on Wednesday said she was “very proud and satisfied” of the 2025 budget bill saying it was “serious and common sense”. She also thanked her deputy premiers, Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and Transport Minister Matteo Salvini, as well as Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti, speaking on the sidelines

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