Corriere della Sera

222 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.

• EU Revokes 2 Million Euro Funding for Venice Biennale Over Russian Pavilion · The European Commission officially revokes funding for the Venice Biennale following its decision to host a Russian pavilion.
• Lucio Carraro's 'The Mystery of the Missing Bunny': An Anti-Bullying Tale Inspired by Aesop and Phaedrus · Lucio Carraro's new children's book uses animal characters to address bullying, drawing on classical fables to teach emotional lessons.
• Italian Teacher Accused of Abusing Seven Minors Released from Home Detention · Francesco Saviane, accused of abusing seven minors, is released but banned from living in Padua.
• Snowboarder Giovanni Murru Recovers After C5 Fracture, Launches Fundraising · Giovanni Murru, 30, seeks to return to snowboarding after incomplete tetraplegia from a 2025 Austria accident.
• 200 Illegal Racing Cars Gather in Zevio, Police Intervene · Carabinieri intervene after 200 modified cars gather in Zevio for illegal drifting and racing.
• Borges Maze Restored After 15 Years at Venice Foundation · The Jorge Luis Borges Maze at the Cini Foundation on Venice's San Giorgio Maggiore has been restored and reopens to visitors.
• Padua and Venice Farmers Face Six-Day Water Rationing Amid Severe Drought · Agricultural water distribution in Veneto is restricted to six days due to critical drought conditions.
• Three Cardiac Arrests and One Death Occur at Bibione Beach on July 11 · A tourist died of a heart attack at Bibione beach, followed by cardiac arrests in his wife and another visitor.
• Killer Caregiver Paola Pettinà Mocks Prison Interrogation: 'Only One Body, the Rest Are Ash' · Paola Pettinà, accused of murdering elderly clients, mocks prison interrogation by stating 'They have only one body, the rest are ash'.
• Harassment Allegations Against Chief Physiotherapist at Fatebenefratelli Hospital Emerge After Two Years · Six physiotherapists at Fatebenefratelli Hospital reported harassment by the chief physician, leading to his resignation and a court-ordered compensation of €11,000.
• Rai Drama 'Un Passo dal Cielo' Ends Filming in San Vito Dolomites · After eight seasons, the popular Italian TV series 'Un Passo dal Cielo' ends filming in San Vito di Cadore.
• Venice Judge Rules Woman Entitled to 7,000 Dollars Found on Public Transport After Year · A Venice cleaner found 7,000 dollars on a vaporetto, and a judge ruled the city must return them after a year.
• Mauro Corona Mourns Brotherly Friend Ferruccio Clerino After Sudden Death · Alpinist Mauro Corona honors late friend Ferruccio Clerino, describing him as a brother and his caretaker.
• Padova Court Sentences Pedro Social Center Activists to Four Years for Resisting Police · Padua court convicts four Pedro social center activists of resisting public officials, totaling four years in prison.
• Drunk Austrian Driver Crashes into Carabinieri Vehicle at Garda Supercar Rally · A 20-year-old Austrian driver crashed into a Carabinieri vehicle at a supercar rally, injuring two officers.
• Cortina Restaurant Ordered to Remove Luxury Dog Menu Gazebo Structures · Cortina municipality orders removal of luxury restaurant's outdoor structures within 90 days due to urban planning violations.
• Veneto Weather Alert: Thunderstorms and Hail Expected on July 11th · A yellow alert is issued for thunderstorms, wind, and hail across the Veneto region on July 11th.
• Woman in Vicenza Diagnosed with Chikungunya, Area Disinfected · A woman in Vicenza, Italy, was diagnosed with Chikungunya after returning from a trip to a high-risk country.
• Italy's Milan-Venice Rail Line Blocked for Summer Construction · Major rail disruptions hit the Milan-Venice axis in Italy due to high-speed line construction.
• Dale Pike's Brother Visits Chico Forti in Prison, Accuses Thomas Knott of Murder · Bradley Pike visits his brother's killer's suspect in Italy, claiming Forti is innocent and Knott is the true murderer.
• Italian Hikers Survive 6 Days Lost in Dolomites, Found Safe · Davide Cesaroni and Chiara Pesaresi found alive after six days lost in the Dolomites without food.
• Matteo Righetto's New Book 'Zen and the Art of Mushroom Picking' Emphasizes Nature and Mindfulness · Matteo Righetto's book explores the philosophical and meditative aspects of foraging in nature as resistance to modern productivity culture
• Romea State Road Safety Plan Stalls as Accidents Continue Due to Funding Shortages · Safety plan for Romea state road stalls as accidents continue due to funding shortages
• Swiss Wolf Scent Experiment Aims to Reduce Livestock Predations by 70% in Veneto · Agridinamica's wolf pheromone experiment in Veneto shows 70% reduction in livestock predations, inspired by Swiss success
• Veneto Weather Forecast: 37°C in Verona, Yellow Alert for Heatwave · Veneto faces a heatwave with Verona reaching 37°C, prompting a yellow alert for physical discomfort.
• Verona Man Drowns in Canal After Aggressor Kicks Him to Sink, Witness Testifies · A 19-year-old man drowned in Verona's Camuzzoni Canal after being kicked by an aggressor, according to witness Zakarya, as the trial for the murder continues.
• Lumineers Reveal Hellas Verona's New Jersey During Concert · The Lumineers revealed Hellas Verona's new 2026-2027 jersey design during their concert at Verona Arena.
• Restaurant Owner Saves Customer's Life with Emergency CPR via Video Call · A restaurant owner in Padova used a video call to guide emergency CPR, saving a customer's life during a cardiac arrest.
• Abandoned Telecom Tower in Lessinia Transformed into Mountain Refuge El Bloc · Entrepreneur Giuseppe Tognotti repurposes a 1970s concrete telecom tower into a minimalist mountain refuge named El Bloc.
• River Crab Returns to Lake Garda, Signaling Cleaner Waters · WWF reports stable populations of the native river crab in Lake Garda, indicating improved water quality.