The Stories Italy
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From everyday heroes to quiet revolutions, we report on the people and ideas shaping Italy from the ground up.

Homo Faber turns the spotlight on San Giorgio Café

Venice’s quietest island is about to get busy, and when Homo Faber launches in San Giorgio this September, one café awaits.

Villagers buy back 138-year-old café

Pietramontecorvino residents reopen the 138-year-old café that closed in January, and they run it themselves, one cup at a time.

Lollobrigida on Italy’s record agrifood exports

Record exports, record investment, and one date the minister will not discuss. Italy’s diesel discount expires August 25.

Liguria’s Crocefieschi bets on art, culture this summer

In Liguria’s mountain retreat of Crocefieschi, August belongs to books and brushes, as the village reinvents its summer culture.
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