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By Fayçal Benhassain | May 3, 2021 | 11:12pm EDT
Italian newspapers report on the Frenh arrest in France of Marxist terror fugitives, wanted for crimes carried out in the 1970s-80s. (Photo by Vincenzo Pinto/AFP via Getty Images)
Paris (CNSNews.com) – Decades after they are alleged to have been involved in a campaign of killing on behalf of radical Marxist groups in their home country, ten Italian fugitives who have lived in France for many years are now facing the prospect of being sent back to stand trial, after French President Emmanuel Macron became the first head of state to agree to Rome’s request for their extradition.
In Reversal of Predecessors Stance, Macron Orders Arrest of Italian Far-Left Terror Fugitives
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Italy rallied after being hit hard by the pandemic. But it is not out of the woods.
A Bergamo cemetery worker in April (Alex Majoli / Magnum)
In Europe, Italy was hit hardest by the pandemic because it was hit first. Hospitals filled up with patients; one local newspaper was so overwhelmed with obituaries that it published only thumbnail-size ones. The entire country was subject to draconian restrictions, the strictest in the West.
Still, Italy rallied: Infections are now under control, a contact-tracing system is in place, and its economy and borders have reopened, although not to visitors from the United States. Tourist-dependent cities like Rome, Florence, and Venice are still suffering, but Milan, the country’s economic engine, is slowly coming back to life.