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Filippo Inzaghi has stressed that AC Milan will always have a special place in his heart. The veteran striker leaves San Siro this summer after an 11-year spell with the club and Inzaghi insists he will not forget the Rossoneri easily. "Milan will always Full Article at Goal.com
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Torre GalFa is a 31-story high-rise built in the 1950s. It stands in the middle of Milan, at the intersection of via Galvani and via Fara. On May 5, the building (empty since 1997) became the site of the Europe’s largest occupation: ‘Macao’. Far from bei Full Article at libcom.org: blog
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SAN FELICE SUL PANARO, Italy - Residents of some small northern Italian towns hit by Sundayâs quake may have all survived, but the tremor that shook them to their foundations reduced their artistic and architectural riches to rubble. San Felice Sul Panar Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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Italy: Unemployed Father Throws Two Children From Balcony and Jumps to his Death in Brescia
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Italian policemen patrol in Brescia (Reuters) A father has thrown his two young children to their deaths from a six floor apartment balcony in Brescia, northern Italy, before hurling to his death. Marco Turrini, 41, recently lost his job as advertising a Full Article at International Business Times
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