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Notiziario 07-03-2026 - ore 18

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Thousands of young people in Turin launch the first climate strike of 2026, linking environmental crisis to social justice.

This regional news bulletin from Northwest Italy covers multiple stories from Turin and Piedmont. It begins with a report on a climate strike in Turin organized by Friday for Future, emphasizing the link between environmental crisis and social justice. The protest also saw participation from Extinction Reborn, uniting against a new security decree. The bulletin then shifts to RAI's announcement to sell its building at Via Verdi 31 in Turin, with proceeds aimed at funding asbestos cleanup in Rome. Union representative Maria Luisa Lanzaro voices strong concern about this move, fearing a progressive weakening of RAI's presence in Piedmont and a lack of corporate planning. Next, it presents homelessness statistics from Turin, citing data from the "Tutti Contano" campaign, which shows over 10% of Italy's homeless population is in Turin, with details on shelter capacity and demographics. The medical segment describes an experimental project by ASL QNO2 and the University of Eastern Piedmont using repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation to treat gambling disorder and cocaine addiction, aiming to reduce craving. The cultural segment previews the 30th Val Susa Film Fest, with artistic director Marco Galli explaining its origins in 1997 with cinephiles and groups like the National Partisan Association of Susa Valley. He describes its evolution into a multidisciplinary festival focused on historical memory, environmental defense, and social issues, linking it to the poetic work of Fabrizio De André. The episode concludes with a detailed weather forecast for Piedmont and Liguria, noting sunny mornings with cloudier afternoons and possible snow in higher valleys.

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