Olbia, the Tactical Nuclear Penguins on New Year's Eve

In Olbia, preparations for the longest night of the year have begun.

To warm up the New Year's Eve with a sea view, on the stage of the Brin pier, the Pinguini Tattici Nucleari fly.

The only date before the start of the 2025 tour - in May, with nine dates in Italian stadiums -, the band from Bergamo returns to the city after participating in the Red Valley Festival.

Still to be defined (but some well-known names are already circulating), the artists who will make Olbia dance after the midnight toast.

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The man is a 25 year old, his accomplice managed to escape

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Update from the Ministry of Business. Diesel is at €2.226 per liter, slightly above the national average.

The charge is attempted murder. The violence stemmed from an argument over a girl. A third person was also arrested.

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