Repubblica Insieme: Genoa Event Marks Newspaper's 50th Anniversary
La Repubblica is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary with the launch of its 'Repubblica Insieme' tour, featuring the first stop in Genoa on May 13th. The event is scheduled to begin at 5 pm at the historic Stock Exchange building. The agenda covers a diverse range of topics, starting with reflections on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the G8 summit and an exclusive interview with Genoa's Mayor, Salis. Following these discussions, the program will feature two economic panels focusing on critical contemporary issues such as energy, mobility, and technology. The evening will conclude with a unique cultural performance blending words and music by the band Ex Otago. Attendance is free of charge, but spaces are limited. Interested participants are required to register via the designated online platform to secure their spots. This initiative aims to engage the local community through dialogue on social, political, and economic matters while celebrating the newspaper's long-standing journalistic heritage.
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Repubblica Insieme: Genoa Event Marks Newspaper's 50th Anniversary
La Repubblica is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary with the launch of its 'Repubblica Insieme' tour, featuring the first stop in Genoa on May 13th. The event is scheduled to begin at 5 pm at the historic Stock Exchange building. The agenda covers a diverse range of topics, starting with reflections on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the G8 summit and an exclusive interview with Genoa's Mayor, Salis. Following these discussions, the program will feature two economic panels focusing on critical contemporary issues such as energy, mobility, and technology. The evening will conclude with a unique cultural performance blending words and music by the band Ex Otago. Attendance is free of charge, but spaces are limited. Interested participants are required to register via the designated online platform to secure their spots. This initiative aims to engage the local community through dialogue on social, political, and economic matters while celebrating the newspaper's long-standing journalistic heritage.
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