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Cinema, Approve Her Law and Schlein Captures Her Vow and Applauds Avati

Elly Schlein, in the Senate gallery, takes a picture at the time of the definitive approval of the law on cinema, which bears as its first signature that of the secretary dem. At her side Pupi Avati who, like Schlein, salutes the green light of the measure with a long applause.
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Rome, Nov 4 (Latin Press) The Italian Senate today passed, with 123 favorable votes and unanimity, a law that reorganizes the film and audiovisual sector, creates a specialized agency and establishes new mechanisms for consultation, promotion and protection of that cultural industry. The post Italian Senate approves new film law first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

Elly Schlein, in the Senate gallery, takes a picture at the time of the definitive approval of the law on cinema, which bears as its first signature that of the secretary dem. At her side Pupi Avati who, like Schlein, salutes the green light of the measure with a long applause.

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The Senate finally unanimously approved the draft law on cinema.

I thank Parliament for the approval of the Cinema law in a climate of unanimous harmony and take the opportunity to dedicate this fausta day to a great missing master: Tinto Brass. This is what the Minister of Culture, Alessandro Giuli, asked by the "Adnkronos" margin of an event in Florence, on the occasion of the final approval, unanimously, by [...]

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(Adnkronos) - "I thank Parliament for the approval of the Cinema law in a climate of unanimous agreement and take the opportunity to dedicate this day

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Agenzia giornalistica Opinione broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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