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Italian SurveyOggi-Ital Communications 2026. Bolzano First in the Ranking for Quality of Life, Last Taranto

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The gap between the provinces of Centro-Nord and those of the South and the Islands remains evident. The confirmation comes from the 28th edition of the research, realized with the University of Rome Sapienza. General level good or acceptable in 60 provinces out of 107

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The national framework returns the image of a country substantially stable on the whole livability front: in 2026 the quality of life is in fact good or acceptable in 60 provinces out of 107

·Rome, Italy
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The ranking of ItalyToday: Taranto taillight. Among the cities of the South the best is Isernia

·Turin, Italy
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Milan jumped from first place. The North-East is attested as the driving area of the Country

·Rome, Italy
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The gap between the provinces of Centro-Nord and those of the South and the Islands remains evident. The confirmation comes from the 28th edition of the research, realized with the University of Rome Sapienza. General level good or acceptable in 60 provinces out of 107

·Italy
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Bolzano, Milan and Bologna. This is the podium of the 28th edition of the survey on the quality of life 2026 in the Italian provinces, realized by ItaliaOggi and Ital Communications, in collaboration with the University of Rome Sapienza. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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ROME (ITALPRESS) "Bolzano, Milan and Bologna win the podium of the 28th edition of the survey on quality of life 2026 in the Italian provinces, realized by ItaliaOggi and Ital Communications, in collaboration with the University of Rome Sapienza. Compared to the ranking last year there is a change at the top, with Bolzano that stands out for the performances [...]

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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Sunday, November 15, 2026.
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