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Taranto, the "Game over" of the Former Ilva: All Plants in the Hot Area Have Been Turned Off

The confirmation of the dg of Acciaieria d'Italia in as Maurizio Saitta to the unions during the meeting at the Ministry of Labour on the Integration Fund: the table updated to 10 November

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The steel giant stopped puffing black clouds in the sky. After 62 years of steel, pollution and controversy, the blast furnaces of Ilva were turned off Friday morning at the dawn of a day that is only half new. Taranto closed an era of work and wealth on one side, of disease and pollution on the other. [...] L'articolo The Taranto Ilva is off: ends a era of work and pollution. The future? No idea comes from Il Fatto Quotidiano.

·Rome, Italy
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"Since this morning, nothing has been turned on. All the plants in the hot area have been turned off" (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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Saitta (Adi): "From this morning there is nothing more lit." The comparison between ministry and unions on extension of the integration fund ended without an understanding, postponed to 10 November

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The confirmation of the dg of Acciaieria d'Italia in as Maurizio Saitta to the unions during the meeting at the Ministry of Labour on the Integration Fund: the table updated to 10 November

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The South Daily Switch off the blast furnaces of the former Ilva in Taranto Switch off the blast furnaces of the former Ilva plant in Taranto. The company, according to dg Saitta, would have executed the judgment of the Court of Appeals of Milan Switch off the hot air plants of the former Ilva in Taranto. Maurizio Saitta, general manager of Steelworks of Italy during a meeting at the Ministry of Labour on the Integration Fund. The company, accor…

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Friday, November 6, 2026.
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