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Paolo Santalucia

Paolo Santalucia

Verified

Videojournalist, Associated Press

Rome

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German Politics , Music , European Union , Italian Politics , Data Journalism

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Total articles 14810

  • Swarms of midges are bugging a Tuscan beach town, which wants an emergency declared to help

    By Paolo Santalucia Verified| The Argus-Press Verified ROME (AP) — Residents of the Tuscany beach enclave of Orbetello are seeking a state of emergency declaration to help combat an invasion of midges that are keeping people indoors and threatening businesses catering to tourists. Millions of the tiny bugs have invaded Orbetello, a speck of land that juts out into the Orbetello lagoon, a natural reserve off Tuscany's coast between the Tyrrhenian Sea and Monte Argentario.

    By Paolo Santalucia Verified · The Argus-Press

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Pope Francis advisers say he'll recover from pneumonia and a 'new stage' is opening for him

    By Nicole Winfield Verified, Paolo Santalucia Verified| Religion News Service Verified ROME (AP) — Pope Francis is recovering well from pneumonia and a “new stage” in his pontificate is opening, two of his closest advisers said Friday, offering notes of optimism as the 88-year-old pontiff hit the five-week mark in his hospitalization. Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra told The Associated Press that he had found Francis in good humor and serene during the three times he has visited the pope at the Gemelli hospital in Rome.

    By Nicole Winfield Verified, Paolo Santalucia Verified · Religion News Service

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • Swarms of midges are bugging a Tuscan beach town, which wants an emergency declared to help

    By Paolo Santalucia Verified| The Argus-Press Verified ROME (AP) — Residents of the Tuscany beach enclave of Orbetello are seeking a state of emergency declaration to help combat an invasion of midges that are keeping people indoors and threatening businesses catering to tourists. Millions of the tiny bugs have invaded Orbetello, a speck of land that juts out into the Orbetello lagoon, a natural reserve off Tuscany's coast between the Tyrrhenian Sea and Monte Argentario.

    By Paolo Santalucia Verified · The Argus-Press

    Mar. 24, 2025

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