Alessia Melchiorre
Contributor at Freelance
work in progress since 1993. Finalist @premiomorrione. Previously @radio3mondo and @ap. Bylines on @RTB_Cheerful et al. co-founder of Marea Media 🌊
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Jan 23, 2025 |
valigiablu.it | Alessia Melchiorre
In Basilicata l’acqua è il nuovo petrolio tra interessi privati e scarsità 10 min letturaDa settembre circa 140mila persone di 29 comuni in Basilicata, inclusa Potenza, vivono con l’acqua razionata.
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Jun 25, 2024 |
lindiependente.it | Alessia Melchiorre
Tutte le foto sono di Pierdomenico MongelliCominciamo dalla fine. Anche la XIV edizione del Medimex – International Festival & Music Conference – è stata un successo. Migliaia di persone nel pubblico, milioni di interazioni sui social. Anche se, per la legge matematica della varietà necessaria, ci permettiamo in questo report di indicare in cosa si può migliorare.
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Mar 25, 2024 |
trtworld.com | Alessia Melchiorre
In September 2023, Palestinian paediatrician Hashem Hijji, had chosen to leave the safe confines of France and to return to help his community in the besieged enclave of Gaza. Under siege since a 2007 Israeli blockade, medical professionals like Hijji, part of non-profit PalMed that emerged in the same year have become used to facing extremely challenging circumstances amid a severe scarcity of medical supplies and training.
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Jan 26, 2024 |
trtworld.com | Alessia Melchiorre
Italy's port city of Naples has been home to a vibrant Palestinian community for several decades. It is hosting this month the country's inaugural Palestinian art exhibition, which includes a wide array of works from the community. The event in southern Italy is uniting both Palestinian and local artists who are standing in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza amid the Israeli onslaught that has killed more than 25,000 people – largely women and children.
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Oct 9, 2023 |
greeneuropeanjournal.eu | Federico Ambrosini |Sofia Cherici |Raluca Besliu |Alessia Melchiorre
A combination of drought and torrential rain exposed Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region to devastating floods last May. But while extreme weather events are difficult to predict and mitigate, their impacts are also a result of inefficient administration, short-sighted politics, and a seemingly unstoppable appetite for urban sprawl. A photo essay.
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