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The Cgil union warns that the Italian government's 'freedom of choice' policy on supplementary pensions could cost workers more than 40,000 euros. Separately in Umbria, the FdI-led regional council announced 4.5 million euros in aid against rising diesel prices, drawing questions about where the formal resolution actually is. Unions and opposition figures are questioning the costs and delivery of both measures.
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Maurizio Landini, leader of Italy's CGIL trade union, is drawing attention in Italy as discussion grows around the government's 2027 budget plans. Media coverage focuses on the proposed Irpef income tax cut, with Sky TG24 reporting how much families are expected to save under the measure, placing unions and the government at the centre of the debate.
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AS Roma remain unbeaten after their latest Serie A fixture, with midfielder Boubacar Kamara praising the squad ahead of a difficult match against a complete team. Attention is also on Champions League build-up, with Michael Carrick facing the press, while in the Italian capital a Cgil union march in Rome featured demonstrators singing 'Bella ciao'. Separately, two minors confessed to a violent attack in the Monteverde district.
- 473-year-old becomes McGill's first PhD in Indigenous language revitalization●73-year-old Mary Onwá:ri Tekahawá:khwen McDonald from Ahkwesáhsne is McGill’s 1st PhD in Indigenous language revitalizat
Mary Onwá:ri Tekahawá:khwen McDonald, a 73-year-old from Ahkwesáhsne, has become McGill University's first PhD graduate in Indigenous language revitalization. The milestone highlights growing efforts to preserve and revive Indigenous languages in Canada, and is drawing attention as an example of academic programs supporting community-led language work.
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Italian news sites are debating contract matters: a legal analysis explains that terminating a contract by registered mail (raccomandata) is valid even when a certified email (PEC) was not used, while Il Fatto Quotidiano reports that workers' contracts at RSA care homes were renewed with minor unions, with Cgil and other major unions calling it dumping against workers.
- 6McGillivray Play Garden opens as new community outdoor space▼Open: McGillivray Play Garden, a community space for outdoor fun
The McGillivray Play Garden has opened, offering a community space designed for outdoor fun. The opening gives local families a new place for children to play and for neighbors to gather, adding to the area's public recreation options. Details about the garden's features, location and opening events remain limited in early coverage.
- 7McGill professor urges practical AI use in healthcare at Northwestern event●McGill professor calls for practical use of AI in healthcare during NU event
A McGill University professor spoke at a Northwestern University event, calling for artificial intelligence to be applied in practical ways within healthcare rather than remaining theoretical. The talk focused on how AI tools can be integrated into real medical settings to improve patient care. Coverage by The Daily Northwestern highlighted the appeal for grounded, usable applications of the technology.