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L'Aquila, the shock sentence for students who died in the earthquake canceled: “The victims are not to blame”

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Compensation had been reduced by 30% because, according to the trial judges, people did not run away after the first shock but stayed at home

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L'Aquila, the shock sentence for students who died in the earthquake canceled: “The victims are not to blame”

Compensation had been reduced by 30% because, according to the trial judges, people did not run away after the first shock but stayed at home

·Turin, Italy
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La Repubblica broke the news in Turin, Italy on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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