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1982 World Cup Italian coach Enzo Bearzot dies

December 21, 2010 by admin

Bearzot and hit team in 1982

Enzo Bearzot, the man who led Italy into winning the Football World Cup in 1982 has died at the age of 83. Bearzot made started as a professional football with Pro Gorizia in 1946, then he played for Inter Milan, Catania and Torino. He ended his playing career in 1964 and he became assistant coach of Torino, working with Nereo Rocco and Giovan Battista Fabbri. Soon after … [Read more...] about 1982 World Cup Italian coach Enzo Bearzot dies

Ashes to Ashes in Venice

December 21, 2010 by admin

Funeral boat in Venice heading to San Michele island

When someone dies in the beautiful city of Venice (yes, you can die there too) usually the body will be burried on the small island of San Michele, which became the city cemetery under the rule of Napoleon, who thought it would be more hygienic for the citizens to have the remains of their loved ones buried a bit far away from the main historic centre! This is a very small … [Read more...] about Ashes to Ashes in Venice

Get wrapped for Winter!

December 21, 2010 by admin

Scarves by Elisabetta.net

As Europe and the Usa get covered by blankets of snow and the temperature drops dramatically, it is time to cover up. You can do this in style, even better, in Italian style.  Rediscover the art of wrapping up (literally) and buy yourself an Italian designer scarf. Elisabetta.net sells a wide range of scarves from the best of Italian fashion. She offers unique and … [Read more...] about Get wrapped for Winter!

Last minute Italian Christmas gifts

December 21, 2010 by admin

Italian gift hamper by NIfeislife.com

Mamma mia, only few days left to Christmas and  still no idea to what to get for your mother-in-law, your father-in-law or that cousin you only see on this special occasions? Well, in Italy it is very traditional to give as a present something that can be eaten or drunk. From the particular truffle sauce to the very sought out wine bottle, or simply by choosing a very nice … [Read more...] about Last minute Italian Christmas gifts

Special Event in Siena for Christmas

December 20, 2010 by admin

Siena by PhillipC

Tuscany is the cradle of the Italian culture, no doubt. For centuries this area has welcomed artists from all over the world, perfect setting for inspiration. Many monuments in Italy are usually closed to the public, sometimes for restauration, sometimes because they are private property and sometimes just because the government cannot afford to keep them open. Likely,  … [Read more...] about Special Event in Siena for Christmas

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On March 22–23, 2026, Italian voters rejected a constitutional referendum on judicial reforms proposed by Giorgia Meloni’s (Italy’s current Prime Minister). The “No” camp won with approximately 54% of the vote, while the government-backed “Yes” received about 46–47%. Turnout was higher than expected, at around 59% (roughly 28.6 million total votes cast). Key Elements of […]

Facade of Hermitage of Santa Caterina del Sasso

The hermitage of Santa Caterina located located in the municipality of Leggiuno, in the Province of Varese in northern Italy, offering an ancient charm in the most beautiful guardian of Lake Maggiore, steeped in history, legends, and miracles. It’s called the hermitage of Santa Caterina del Sasso, and its location is spectacular: it clings to […]

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