A huge moonfish appears in the Venice lagoon, escorted by rowers to protect it from boat traffic.
The episode opens with a rare moonfish sighting in the Venice lagoon, observed by rowers from Canottieri Giudecca, emphasizing the lagoon's biodiversity and vulnerability to human impact. It then shifts to municipal elections in Albignasego, where Valentina Luise runs for mayor with center-right support, aiming to continue the outgoing administration's work, while Alberto Bettella is the opposing candidate. A proposal by Veneto President Alberto Stefani to ban social media for minors under 14 is discussed, with Treviso Mayor Mario Conte supporting it to address harmful online behavior. The new president of Cia Veneto, Giorgio Pupin, prioritizes fuel price cuts for farmers. Political controversy arises as candidate Monica Mencherini faces scrutiny over alleged past links to the Mala del Brenta crime group. A defamation case involves journalist Sigfrido Ranucci and microbiologist Roberto Rigoli over a report on rapid COVID tests, with Rigoli denying any wrongdoing. The Veneto budget law is approved, focusing on health, social issues, and youth talent retention. In Rossano Veneto, seven councilors resign, leading to a prefecture-appointed commissioner for 15 months. Traffic restrictions are announced for Treviso on Pasquetta to reduce pollution, and Cavallino Tre Porti launches a tourist metaverse project for virtual exploration.
