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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.

Ghousoon Bisharat, editor of +972 Magazine (photo by Francesco Cuoccio, International Journalism Festival 2025)

+972 Magazine, the information out of the chorus in Israel and Palestine

Founded by a collective of Israeli and Palestinian journalists, the online newspaper challenges the mainstream narrative and military censorship with investigations and reports in English from Gaza, the West Bank and Israel. "Going against the …

Paolo Valenti

Paolo ValentiRedattore lavialibera

Latina, 20 March 2014. Pope Francis meets the families of the innocent victims of the mafia (photo by Tita Raffetti)

Pope Francis and the mafias: gestures and words, excommunication and forgiveness

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 …

Toni Mira

Toni MiraGiornalista e componente del comitato scientifico de lavialibera

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Pfas are also in wine, Europe on alert

The Pesticide action network analysed 39 wines from ten European countries, including Italy. The results are worrying: since 2010, the levels of Pfas Tfa in some bottles have risen dramatically

Laura Fazzini

Laura FazziniGiornalista

Cortina d'Ampezzo, 4 October 2024. Monitoring walk on the sites of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics, during Scuola Common. @Carlotta Bartolucci

Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics, the organising companies don't like the civic monitoring

The publication of the second Open Olympics report on the transparency of the future Winter Games has provoked a reaction from the organising companies and some government representatives. Milan-Cortina Foundation also appeals to the Administrative …

Natalie Sclippa

Natalie SclippaRedattrice lavialibera

Paolo Valenti

The symbolic boat that was supposed to remember the massacre of migrants in the Mediterranean has been forgotten

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.

Natalie Sclippa

Natalie SclippaRedattrice lavialibera

Paolo Valenti

Paolo ValentiRedattore lavialibera

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