US EditionAnti-Violence Help Desk at Risk of Closure, Umberto I: "Only a Temporary Stop, We Will Reopen It"
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After the sit-in on June 3 at the Umberto I hospital against the closure of the anti-violence help desk and the presentation of a question to the President of the Region, Francesco Rocca, by the Democratic Party, the hospital intervened on the issue, speaking of a "temporary stop", clarifying that...
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