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03 agosto 2024 alle 10:37aggiornato il 03 agosto 2024 alle 10:35
Il Tempo and L'Unione Sarda together on newsstands today for 1.50 euros
The Roman newspaper returns to Sardinia after 14 years
After fourteen years, the newspaper Il Tempo, which has its headquarters in Piazza Colonna in Rome, returns to newsstands in Sardinia. The newspaper, edited by Tommaso Cerno, will remain on newsstands on the island throughout the summer. Today, exceptionally, to mark the return to Sardinia, Il Tempo and L'Unione Sarda together will cost 1.50 euros. Two newspapers for the price of one.
(Unioneonline)
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![Contenitori della differenziata a Cagliari](https://immagini.unionesarda.it/version/c:NGI2M2IwMzgtYmFmZC00:ZmM3YzY5MjgtNTM1Ni00/image.webp?f=3%3A2&q=0.75&w=3840 "Cagliari, there is already a clash over the new waste contract: "The Tari will increase by 200 euros for each citizen"")
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