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    ProPublica's Sebastian Rotella Wins 2012 Urbino Press Award

    (April 26, 2012)
    Sebastian Rotella, Senior reporter at ProPublica, is the recipient of the 2012 Urbino Press Award, the Italian journalistic prize awarded each year to an American reporter who distinguished himself for his "ability to describe a world in change."
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    “Foreigner, Go Home”—But Don’t Count on It

    Judith Harris(April 17, 2012)
    On April 14, Nazir Rafiq Ahmad was returning home via the subway when, between Rome's Terminal Station and Piazza Cavour, he was assaulted by a young man screaming racist insults, the kindest of which was “Go home, foreigner.”
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    Woody Allen: “To Rome With Love'”

    Chiara Morucci(April 13, 2012)
    Woody Allen presented his last work, a gift of love to the Eternal City and to Italy. The movie is a combination of adventures and misadventures of everyday people, such as Benigni’s character, Leopoldo Pasaniello, a common employee that suddenly and with no apparent reason becomes a celebrity and is stalked by paparazzi
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    Family Values, Bossi Style

    Judith Harris(April 13, 2012)
    Umberto Bossi, founding father of the Northern League, resigned as head of his party last week. After 30 years of blaming Rome of robbing, it turns out that some in Bossi's entourage were themselves stealing from the till, and on the grand scale. Bossi's son Renzo, who purchased a university degree with public funds, was no exception.
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    Unemployed for Rent

    N.L.(April 06, 2012)
    The quest of a young Italian, Pietro Mereu, who travels around Italy in search of a job. This is the documentary everybody should see to understand the current economic situation in Italy
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    Mama's Boys of the Bronx: New Reality Show on TLC

    Natasha Lardera(March 29, 2012)
    Anthony, Frankie, Giovanni, Peter and Chip are grown-up Italian-American men who still live at home. They are in their 30's yet they let their mothers do everything for them. They work, they party and they go out on the prowl, looking for the Italian woman of their dreams.

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