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Ukraine's Oksana Lyniv becomes first female conductor at Bologna's Teatro Comunale
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Northern Italian town leading the way to eliminate use of fossil fuels
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Italy commemorates Bologna Massacre victims 40 years on
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Thousands of protesters gathered in Bologna in northern Italy ahead of a regional vote on Jan 26 as Salvini hopes to topple the Five-Star Movement.
Chinese lanterns light up the world's biggest food park in Bologna
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Mayor of Bologna claims 'spaghetti bolognese' is 'fake news'
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Violence erupts as anti-fascists clash with police in Bologna
Protesters gathered to block the planned election campaign appearance of neo-fascist leader Roberto Fiore
Italian professors earn as little as €3.75 per hour
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