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Seven days in 7 photos
The main and most curious events of the week from 20 to 26 November told with images
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FRIDAY - The Frecce Tricolori and Patrouille de France, flying over the Quirinal Palace on the occasion of the signing of the Agreement between France and Italy (ANSA / ALESSANDRO DI MEO) © ANSA
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THURSDAY - On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Devil's Bridge in Borgo a Mozzano (Lucca) is tinged with orange (ANSA / FABIO MUZZI) © ANSA
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WEDNESDAY - He killed his violent father to defend his mother, Alex Pompa acquitted in Turin. His mother Maria Cutoia and his brother Loris Pompa hug him after the sentence (ANSA / ALESSANDRO DI MARCO) © ANSA
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TUESDAY - People strolling among the stands of the Frankfurt Christmas market. Due to the fourth wave of Covid, particularly violent in Germany, many of the 16 states have canceled their Christmas markets (AFP / Thomas Loenes) © ANSA / AFP
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MONDAY - American first lady Jill Biden receives the Christmas tree at the White House which this year comes from North Carolina (EPA / Jim Lo Scalzo) © ANSA / EPA
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SUNDAY - Day of trees: urban areas and gardens much greener thanks also to the Bonus provided in the maneuver which will allow the planting of 300 thousand plants (ANSA / Andrea Fasani) © ANSA
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SATURDAY - No Green pass sit-in at the Circus Maximus in Rome: there are also signs evoking the Nazi SS (ANSA / Massimo Percossi) © ANSA
SEVEN DAYS IN 7 PHOTOS
The main and most curious events of the week from 20 to 26 November told with images
Violence against women dominates the week with the celebration of the International Day for its Elimination (THURSDAY) in which many monuments are illuminated in red as a sign of solidarity. A day preceded by a 'historic' sentence, the acquittal (WEDNESDAY) of Alex Pompa who killed his violent father to defend his mother. Christmas (TUESDAY): Bavaria for example canceled them, while in Frankfurt (in Hesse) they were confirmed. In Italy still No Pass in the square (SATURDAY) with moments of tension in Milan between demonstrators and police while in Rome there are signs that evoke the German SS. Christmas is approaching and as tradition comes thetree at the White House (MONDAY) welcomed by first lady Jill Biden. Tree Day (SUNDAY) took on particular importance this year thanks to a renewed attention to the environment while the agreement between Italy and France (FRIDAY) was celebrated in the skies of Rome by the passage of the acrobatic patrols of the two countries who left a trail with the two Tricolors in the skies of the #ANSA capital
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