Fake News, the Achilles heel of information. How to spot them.
The goal of fake news is to increase clicks on pages, speculating on the success of sharing.
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Author: Valeria Barbagallo
For a greener, digital and resilient Europe.
Countries with high debt make a very careful assessment of the rate of return of the projects they will finance.
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The first real great expansion of the Roman republic
Occupied almost the entire central area and quelled the last resistance factions of the Etruscans and Sabines, Rome meets and clashes with the Samnites.
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The end is different
David, excluded from the family, nonexistent for his father, no one believed in him, with the exception of God who had already chosen and elected him as king.
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The Origin Of Christmas
December 25th was a well-established holiday within the structure of the Roman Empire because the ‘Sol Invictus’.
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Napolitan Sweets
Struffoli probably derives from the Greek Strongulos (rounded) and reflects the shape of the dessert which is in fact composed of many balls of fried dough
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The tray of Christmas sweets
Once, in order to taste certain delicacies, you had to wait for the anniversary for which they were prepared.
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BEHNAM FANAEYAN
A response to political, religious, sexual violence and discrimination, a strong response but made up of … art.
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Borders of the Roman Empire in Germany
The area of Germany near Koblenz is filled with big historical cities founded by the Roman Empire; a people bearer of civilisation and technology.
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“THE VIRUS OF FEAR” THE BOOK OF THE VIROLOGIST GIULIO TARRO AGAINST MEDIA TERRORISM ON COVID19.
Already known at the end of the 70s for having dealt with the so-called dark evil (male oscuro) that struck
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Street art; Keith Haring, Blu and Geco
The spiritual testament of a great artist like Keith Haring is located in Italy, in Pisa and is a legacy that has an institutional value.
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Béchamel and Medicean Cuisine
The density of the sauce is determined by the ratio of the ingredients and also by the cooking time. The longer the cooking, the denser the sauce.
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Servius Tullius, the sixth king
Legend has it that as a child in a cradle a flame appeared above his head, an omen of greatness.
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FINANCIAL MARKETS – WHAT DO YOU EXPECT WITH JOE BIDEN?
Given that in cases of uncertainty it is always prudent to balance very risky assets with less risky ones, it will therefore be appropriate to address a green and big tech economic class
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Fascism and mafia: two sides of the same coin.
The borderline is that it was not clear whether the mafia had borrowed the method of fear, repression and social control from fascism or perhaps the opposite.
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Blues Brothers and Sicily at the Montreal Festival
Even the Montreal Independent Film Festival is desperate to see the new Sicilian Blues Brothers.
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One step away from the Sicilian Mobster Provenzano
A real meticulous map is this book, made up of farmhouses, rustical roads ‘trazzere’, sheepfolds shelters, places inhabited by Cosa Nostra fugitives.
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Ladies and Embroidery
The figure of the tailor represents a piece of the history of the woman who tried to free herself from the slavery in which she had been confined for millennia.
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The Fish Soup
The fish soup represents the highest expression of poor dishes, born out of necessity but nowadays a dish for (almost) rich people.
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The Shelter
God is the One Who forgave us even before making mistakes, and who chose us not for what we have done but for what we are.
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Tullo Ostilio King Of Rome
If Numa Pompilius gave Rome the religious cults and the calendar, Tullo gave Rome a military rule, new citizens and new land, following the deeds of the founder Romulus.
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The Rape of the Sabine Women
It is in memory of this event that all over the world still today, the newlyweds cross the threshold of the house with the bride in her husband’s arms
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Numa Pompilium: The Second King Of Rome
The reign of Romulus lasted thirty-seven years, Rome had made giant steps in a short time, had opened trade and dialogue with all neighboring peoples.
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Pandemic and health: Covid19, a challenge that can recover humanity
The pandemic is the Damocles’ sword that hangs over our heads, reinvigorating atavistic fears and driving humanity away from human contact.
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