Facts & Stories
Facts & Stories
June 10, was Italian-American Day in Albany. Every year the New York Conference of Italian American Legislators holds an annual conference. And not many people are aware of the...
The Italian Trade Commission of New York and UNAPROL, a consortium of olive growers established in 1966, have enlisted the American public to Find the Fake. Four olive oils were...
Italian TV personality and famous musician Renzo Arbore presented at the Italian Cultural Institute the documentary From Palermo to New Orleans, and There was Jazz, a tale of...
Recently the Economist summed up the European economic situation, including Italy's, as, "Fifty Shades of Gray without the Sex." So now what?
Rosa Giancola, worker in a factory of Latina, today counselor in the Lazio Region, leader of the longest women's occupation in Italy and Margaret Dogliani, owner of biscuit...
“Pat Tiberi and Bill Pascrell have always been great supporters of Italy and have made major contributions to the relations between our country and the United States,” stated...
May 23 marks the 21st anniversary of the murder of the anti-Mafia Judge Giovanni Falcone, his wife Francesca Morvillo and their three bodyguards, blown up by 500 kilos of dynamite...
With seven women, the 21-member cabinet of Premier Enrico Letta vaunts the largest number of women of any Italian government in history. Emma Bonino is Italy's only second female...
After the proclamation of Enrico Letta as the new Italian Prime Minister, Emma Bonino, a respected former European commissioner, was chosen as the Minister of Foreign Affairs....
Harbors, picturesque cities on the edges of cliffs, beautiful beaches and great cuisine are just some of the characteristics of Liguria, a region to discover. "If you come to...