Press Review Friday Morning, September 1, 2023
Migrants: Lampedusa hotspot empty, only 198 present this morning
Hotspot Lampedusa continues to be empty. This morning, after further transfers, only 198 migrants remained, of which 120 are unaccompanied minors. The last flight of the Nave Kossira departed last night with 213 migrants on board. There are no flights today.
(Ter/Adnkronos)
Mostra Venice: Lanthimos, Costanzo and Arcel Day
Wes Anderson to Receive Cartier Filmmaker’s Glory Award
Third day, Friday, September 1, 80th Venice Film Festival. Three competition films presented today at the Lido: Yorgos Lanthimos’ Poor Man (with Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo and Willem Dafoe), Saverio Costanzo’s Dawn at Last (with Lily James, Rebecca Antonachi, Joe Keery, Rachel Sennott, Alba Rohrwacher , Willem Dafoe), “Bastarden (Promised Land)” by Nicholas Arcel (together with Mads Mikkelsen). Out of competition will feature Wes Anderson’s The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, which will win the Cartier Filmmaker’s Glory Award.
(Pam/Adnkronos)
** Accidents: Landini on the Turin tragedy: “The system doesn’t work, but Pnrr cuts”**
The tragedy on the Brandizzo railroad was not due to “human error, it’s a general system that doesn’t work.” So, CGIL Secretary General Maurizio Landini on Radio Anchio on Rai 1.
“This government has privatized contracts” and today “accidents are caused by the subcontracting system,” the “worst system” in which “illegality and mafia infiltration win,” he says.
“In addition, there is the problem of prevention and the need to invest,” but Pnrr is making cuts,” says Landini, noting that the control system in Italy is outdated and the funds from the EU Plan due to lack of time to introduce more advanced technologies in security systems for discovering such things “cut out: hypocrisy”.
(Cym/Adnkronos)