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Notiziario 27-03-2026 - ore 16

·10 min·1 clip
Thousands of young people march through Turin in the first climate strike of 2026, linking environmental crisis to social justice.
The episode opens with a report on the first climate strike of 2026 in Turin, organized by Friday for Future, involving thousands of young people marching from Piazza Arbarello. The protest emphasizes that the environmental crisis cannot be separated from social justice and civil rights, using the metaphor of 'resisting the desert' to describe both real desertification and a metaphorical desert of social erosion. Extinction Reborn also joined the protest against a new security decree. The episode then shifts to RAI's announcement of selling its building at Via Verdi 31 in Turin to fund asbestos cleanup in Rome, with union representative Maria Luisa Lanzaro expressing strong concern about the lack of industrial planning and potential job losses in Piedmont. Next, it presents data from the Tutti Contano campaign, showing Turin has over 10% of Italy's homeless population, with 664 in shelters and 372 on the streets, and 62.5% are non-Italian citizens. The episode details an experimental project by ASL QNO2 and the University of Eastern Piedmont using repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation to treat gambling and cocaine addiction, aiming to reduce craving and improve self-regulation through a multidisciplinary approach. It then covers the 30th edition of the Valsusa Film Fest, starting tomorrow across eight municipalities in the Susa Valley, with director Marco Galli explaining its origins in 1997 from cinephiles, partisan associations, and environmental groups, focusing on historical memory and environmental defense, and now expanding to include literature, theater, and music, inspired by Fabrizio De André's work. The episode concludes with weather forecasts for Piedmont and Liguria, predicting sunny mornings with cloudier afternoons and possible snow in some areas.
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