Lavialibera is a bimonthly magazine that offers news and insights on mafias, corruption, the environment, and migration. Lavialibera was founded in 2019 by two Italian associations, Libera and Gruppo Abele, both created by don Luigi Ciotti, and it inherits the thirty-year experience of the monthly magazine Narcomafie, founded in 1993 after the mafia massacres in Sicily.
Lavialibera is a partner of Kompreno, the European startup that wants to make quality journalism accessible by removing language barriers.
Meetings with victims' families, attention to confiscated property, support for women leaving criminal families, appeals for the 'conversion' of mafiosi: Bergoglio's pontificate has been marked by impactful speeches and concrete actions on the …
10 years ago hundreds of migrants died in the greatest massacre of migrants ever in the Mediterranean Sea. The project to transform the boat into a monument to contemporary migration has never been completed.
The trafficking of drugs and telephones in prisons leads some to call for more restrictions for prisoners. However, if they were allowed to phone relatives more often or use the Internet, these illegalities could be prevented. And one could focus on …
The urgent legislative decree being examined by parliament: the aim is to lower pfas values in water for human consumption and to measure a molecule that is currently not subject to any restrictions
The Senate passed a resolution reintroducing the possibility for teams to sign sponsorship agreements with betting companies. The football world, desperate for money, rejoices
Growing fruits and vegetables under solar panels can be a solution to help primary sector businesses harness renewable energy sources. In Italy, driven by funds from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), agrivoltaics is rapidly …