The episode opens with Giulia Mancinelli greeting listeners on Saturday. It reports on the 174th anniversary of the State Police Foundation, with the Ancona police sharing provincial data from 2025. Over 1,300 demonstrations were managed, and operations led to arrests and reports for crimes and fraud. More than 35 kg of narcotics were seized, and over 100 people were reported for online crimes. Prevention measures included warnings for gender violence, DASPO orders, and actions against youth distress. The Marche North Africa Economic Forum took place in Ancona, promoted by the Region to strengthen industrial and commercial ties with the Mediterranean area. Institutional and diplomatic representatives from Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia attended. The forum focused on investments, production chains, and internationalization. The day started with visits to key regional logistics infrastructure, highlighting the Marche's strategic role in the Mediterranean. After a long wait, the TV series 'Alex Bravo', starring Marco Bocci and filmed in Senigallia, is nearing broadcast. Mediaset has launched a promotional campaign with TV spots announcing its upcoming airing on Canale 5. Filming concluded in May 2024, and if ratings are good, a second season set in the city could be produced. In sports, Vigor Senigallia returns to the field tomorrow for the 31st matchday in Serie D, hosting Atletico Ascoli in an important end-of-season game to redeem a recent loss to Recanatese. Kickoff is at 3 PM. In volleyball, Banco Marchigiano women's team plays away in Serie C today at 6 PM against RSV San Benedetto del Tronto. The men's team, Corinaldesi, plays at home in Serie D today at 5:30 PM against Taffo Futura Tolentina. The episode concludes by directing listeners to vivere senigallia.it for more news.
