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Juventus fires Motta: a late decision not reflecting the Bianconeri style

Too much time wasted before turning to Tudor; harsh words after the Coppa Italia defeat weighed heavily The official announcement came Sunday afternoon, but it was a decision that had seemed inevitable for weeks: Thiago Motta is no longer the coach of Juventus. A choice that came too late, almost contradicting the club’s past practices, […]

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Stefano Boeri on His “Vertical Forest” at Rizzoli in New York

Interviews

Stefano Boeri speaks calmly about his architectural works, but it doesn’t take much rhetoric to understand how the Vertical Forest, ten years after its inauguration in Milan, has changed the way we look at cities. During the event held at the crowded Rizzoli Bookstore—attended by Consul General Fabrizio Di Michele—Boeri presented Bosco Verticale – Morphology

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The 25th Anniversary of the Federation of Campanian Associations USA

Events

The friends of IlNewyorkese report that last night, in New York, the 25th anniversary of the Federation of Campanian Associations USA was celebrated, with the presence of numerous personalities and members of the Campanian community residing in the United States. The event highlighted the tireless work of the federation, a point of reference for Campanian

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Italian citizenship, between right and identity

Buongiorno America

Attorney Alessandro Mignacca has been working for years on citizenship law, an issue that affects millions of descendants of Italian emigrants around the world. His professional practice brings him face to face with ever-changing legislation and the bureaucratic difficulties of those seeking to see their rights recognized. “Italy is a country of emigrants, so we

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Stefano Albertini (NYU) Honored with the Italian Reputation Award

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The prestigious Italian Reputation Award has recognized Professor Stefano Albertini, Director of Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University (NYU), with a special mention for his outstanding contributions to promoting and preserving Italian culture in the United States. This distinguished award, which celebrates excellence in reputation and Italian cultural influence abroad, was presented during an

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Luxury Yachting Expected to Keep Growing. It Confirms Its Status as an Italian Excellence

Buongiorno America

The luxury yachting sector is proving to be solid and expanding, with steady growth even after the pandemic crisis. Thanks to operational improvements and effective production management, the main shipyards increased capacity and deliveries during the crucial 2021-2023 period, consolidating the industry’s margins. Growing Demand and a Market Driven by the Supply Gap The luxury

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Connessioni Pericolose, the new essay by Barbara Benedettelli on digital capitalism

Buongiorno America

Barbara Benedettelli returns to bookstores with “Connessioni Pericolose,” an essay that explores the impact of digital capitalism on our lives, starting from a key concept: attention. In this new work, the author focuses on how online platforms collect and use users’ personal data, turning them into raw material through algorithms that fuel the production of

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The second edition of the “The Perfect Pitch” initiative in collaboration with RetImpresa

Buongiorno America

o1 The Italian Consul in Detroit, Paola Allegra Baistrocchi, took part on February 20 in the launch Talk Show for the second edition of ROCK, the RetImpresa competition dedicated to Open Innovation and collaboration within Italian supply chains. Moderated by Rai journalist Mattia Iovane and available on YouTube, the talk show provided an important opportunity

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Michael Cascianelli: In New York, We Shape the Leaders of the Future in a Multicultural Environment

Buongiorno America

Born in Perugia, with academic and professional experiences spanning Europe, China, and the United States, Michael Cascianelli is currently the CEO and Head of School at Scuola d’Italia Guglielmo Marconi in New York. In this interview, taken from the podcast Ritratti by ilNewyorkese, he shares his journey, the educational mission of the school he leads,

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Truth Be Told on stage until March 9 at the Gene Frankel Theatre

Events

At the Gene Frankel Theatre in New York, Truth Be Told is running until March 9, a psychological drama written by William Cameron and directed by Kim T. Sharp that confronts a grieving mother with a true crime writer’s investigation. The play, winner of the Stanley Drama Award, unfolds as a tense dialogue between two women marked by tragedy: Kathleen Abedon, the mother of a

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