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Edizione di lunedì 06/04/2026 ore 17:01

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The University of Padova's new engineering hub is described as a manifesto for a greener, more open future university.

The episode begins with a focus on the University of Padova's infrastructural choices, emphasizing sustainability without soil consumption. The new engineering hub in Padova is highlighted as a model for future universities, described as open, green, flexible, and international. Additional projects like the Quantum Computing Lab and COMET laboratory in Rovigo are mentioned as part of this vision. The episode then shifts to a fishing crisis in Veneto, where sand accumulation at Pila port is hindering boat passage. Regional advisor Dario Bond explains the emergency response, involving the Venice Prefecture for port clearing. Political news follows, discussing Roberto Marcato's potential candidacy for mayor of Padova, with comments from Raffaele Zanon of Fratelli d'Italia. The judicial chronicles section covers Benedetta Mironici, a former Miss Padania, who was arrested in Silea at an Albanian criminal's house with drugs, adding to her prior legal troubles. Venice's new access contribution system is detailed, requiring daily visitors to pay 5-10 euros, with exemptions for residents and others, and penalties for non-compliance. The episode also reports on the new strategic direction of Ulss 6 Euganea, the largest health company in Veneto, presented by general director Patrizia Benini, focusing on integration, transparency, and vision. Sports news includes Federica Pellegrini's announcement of her second childbirth, a daughter named Rachele, following a cesarean to avoid complications. Finally, Venice's mayor Luigi Brugnaro unveils a project for a new yacht port in the Arsenal, involving discussions with the lagoon and port agency.

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