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New York
RFK and the “Mysterious” End of Kennedy’s Populism
How would the United States of America and the world be today if, on June 5th 1968, Robert Francis Kennedy had not been stopped?
The Lure of Manhattan's West Village
New York's West Village remains a neighborhood untouched by time and filled with allure.
Cavaliere d'Italia Sally Fischer: This Is How I Fell in Love with Italy
La Voce publishes the speech of famous New York PR Executive at the Italian Consulate General award ceremony.
Heavenly Bodies at the Met: Desecration, Provocation, or Nostalgia?
An extraordinary exhibition on fashion and the Catholic imagination is slated to be one of the most popular of the year
The Italians of New York Give Voice to Liberation Day and to the Fourth Estate
La Voce di New York celebrated its anniversary, Liberation Day and its first annual VNY Media Award with a grand turnout of readers and supporters
People & Expat
The Imaginative Entrepreneur and the Conflict between Dream and Capital
A Madwoman in Free Society, Forty Years After the Basaglia Law.
At Statue of Liberty a Modern Day Immigrant Meets His Predecessors
The Inadvertent Sexualization of Children and the Perils of the Internet
Roberto Brambilla: a Life in Tribeca, Spanning 4 Decades
U.S. & International
Guterres Calls for "Solidarity, Compassion and Action" on World Refugee Day
The appeal by U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres comes in a video message for World Refugee Day, observed this Wednesday, 20 June.
Trump and Salvini: The Populist Migration Policy Twins
The United Nations strengthens their disapproval against inhumane migration policies but continue to avoid naming the culprits.
Yemen Humanitarian Crisis Escalates After Attack on Crucial Port City
Saudi-led coalition attacks were launched today on Yemen's key port city Hodeidah, which supplies for millions of Yemeni citizens.
Italy Closes Ports to Migrants and Guterres Indicates the Sin but not the Sinner
The United Nations Secretary General António Guterres again avoids naming Italy as guilty of international law violations.
The Reform of Dublin III: the cul-de-sac of the European Migration Policy
The reform proposal of the Dublin III Rule was discussed last 5th of June by the Home Affairs Ministers of Europea Union Members
U.N. Accuses U.S. of Violating Child's Rights by Separating Migrants Families
President Trump and Ambassador Haley remain defiant: "Neither the United Nations nor anyone else will dictate how the United States upholds its borders."
U.N. Elects First Latin-American Woman to Be President of General Assembly
Ecuador's Foreign Minister María Fernanda Espinosa Garcés has been elected to be the president of the United Nations General Assembly.
Migrants: U.N. Defends NGOs after Matteo Salvini’s “Trumpian” Attack
U.N. Spokesperson for the Secretary-General Stéphane Dujarric answered La Voce’s questions on the new Italian government's migrants policies.
Fake Killing of a Journalist: Latest Episode from the Ukrainian-Russian Duel
"Death" of journalist Arkady Babchenko planned strategically to dismantle Russian execution plans.
Guterres Honors Peacekeeper Sacrifices in Mali, the Most Deadly U.N. Mission Area
The Secretary-General honored the Blue Helmets at the MINUSMA mission site, stating they are the "foremost symbol of the United Nations itself."
Arts
"Visconti", a Complete Retrospective of the Italian Cinema Titan, at Lincoln Center
June 8-28, featuring many new restorations and a weeklong run of Ludwig in a new 35mm print
Happy Birthday, Young Dude! Seventy-Nine Won’t be Cheapo Wine
Mott the Hoople lead singer Ian Hunter is seventy-nine and still rocking. And the band reunited for a tour! (But have you ever heard of them?)
Design in Wonderland: the Icons Made in Italy and the Experimental Avant-garde
The new aesthetic of living in an eclectic union between Italian style and American vision
IDACO NYC: Where Dance and Art Meet in New York
The international arts and dance festival presented by the Baruch Performing Arts Center opens May 24th
Dario D'Ambrosi Brings to the Scene the Discomfort of Mental Illness
"Tutti non ci sono/We are Not Alone": moments of laughter alternate with moments of concern for the audience at the Cherry Lane Theater
The Sicily-New Orleans Connection: Jazz is the Art of Encounter par Excellence
Sicilian saxophonist Francesco Cafiso talks about jazz as democracy and his new album, "We Play for Tips"
Chiara Boscari and Marco Di Stefano from Milan to New York with The City Rises
The City Rises, a play that talks about borders, wins the fifth edition of the Mario Fratti Award
Adriana Rossetto and the Bet for a Theatre Without Geographical Barriers
Experience and determination: creating cultural bridges through a type of contemporary theatre that works towards greater unity
The 'Art' Prism and Its Infinite Facets. Open Spaces and Connecting Threads
Art has no cultural boundaries. More than the differences are interesting and engaging the similarities. Seizing their connections is a climb to paradise
Francesca Falchi Back at InScena! With Degen(d)eration. The Ghost of the Tribade
Degen(d)eration - The Ghost of the Tribade and the repression of lesbians during Fascism
Free Verse Meets InScena! to Bring Italian Artists and Community Together
Since 2004, the partnership between the Festival and the project of the poet and playwright Dave Johnson
Food & Wine
Giovanni Colavita: A Passion for the Most Famous Molisan Oil in America
An interview with the CEO of Colavita USA, the first Italian brand to introduce extra virgin olive oil Made in Italy to the American market
Colavita was the first Italian brand to introduce extra virgin olive oil Made in Italy to the American market. And Giovanni Colavita, CEO of Colavita USA, was only 4 years old when he learned how to package the olive oil bottles by hand. We interviewed him and here is what he had to say
Sicilian Wines Embracing Innovation while Respecting Tradition
Over the years, I have learned that Marsala and its surrounding areas hold a very special history with local Sicilian grape varieties...
Marco Petrini: “I’ll Explain to You How Monini Olive Oil Conquered the U.S.”
The president of Monini North America speaks to La Voce about its success, but also about the complexities tied to exporting Italian olive oil to America.
Sicily’s Pantelleria Island: Sweet Wines with Raw Beauty
An incredible experience through the beautiful landscapes of Sicily and Pantelleria Island, and its unique flavors
Kenny Dunn: the Founder and Ceo of "Eating Europe" Tours
Interview with Kenny Dunn, the founder of the largest tour operator specializing in culinary tours and activities across Europe
An Oregon Winery Surrenders to Life
Breathing techniques and meditation practices, as well as organic and biodynamic wines, can help people manage their condition
Bipartisan Agreement that Protects the Names of Wine Regions
A congressional resolution was introduced to recognize the uniqueness of American Viticultural Areas like Napa Valley and Long Island in New York
Implementing Change While Respecting Sanctity of Saint-Émilion Wines
My visit to a wine producer at Couvent des Jacobins showed how winemakers embrace the best parts of their history while being progressive with the modern
Bodegas Valentin Bianchi: Italian Wines Influencing the World
Valentin Bianchi moved from Italy to Argentina, in 1910, and his legend has been carried on by his son, Enzo, and his grandson, Valentin
Frescobaldi Wine Creating a More Compassionate World
Frescobaldi and a couple of his employees work with 15 or so prisoners to maintain organically healthy vineyards
New York
Italian Navy: Its Alpino Calls at New York from 1 to 5 June
Mommies and Daddies of New York, Voice Your Preference: Go Italian!
The Beautification of New York: Springtime in Manhattan
Our Minute in New York: March for Our Lives
Frank Burke and the Pleasure of Italian Cinema
Rossi's Deli: the Highest Italian Culinary Standards in Hudson Valley
From Mott Haven to Riverdale – The Bronx; A ‘Renewed Frontier’
The One That Got Away: an Architectural Affair in New York
Opera Accessible to All at the Arena Sferisterio of Macerata
New York: A Fresh Take on the Ancients and a Gathering of the Tribes
Arts
Fabio Marceddu at InScena! With His One Man Show F.M. and His Double
Reminding Italy’s Wealthy What the Magnificent People of the Past did for Culture
The Great War is On Stage in New York with Giuseppina Facco's Angela's Wars
Erika Urban Brings Mia Martini to New York: My Last Night-Mia Martini, A Life
"Tutti non ci sono/We are not alone" opens the Sixth Edition of InScena!
Claudia Donadoni Brings Stria to InScena!, an Earth and Blood Noir
This is my House: L'Aquila Earthquake at InScena! With Alessandro Blasioli
Margherita Serra, "The Void in the Corset": Make Things Happen
The Mejerchold Twins land at InScena! with Frencesca Airaudo and Giorgia Penzo
America Between Africa and Italy: John Gennari Talks Flavour and Soul
For You
Rachel, a Dominican Woman Who Studied Italian to Speak With Her Mother-In-Law
Russian Mafia: Criminal Subculture or Criminal Tradition?
Thomas Jefferson: America's First Franco - and Italophile, Oenophile and Foodie
The Reverend and the Journalist, United in Their Sacrifice Against War
Visiting Calabria: Do All Democracies Have a Mafia?
As the Columbus Day Debate Rages On, So do the Time-Worn Stereotypes
Italian Americans the White's Clowns? Attacking Your Own Is not the Answer
From New York an App Against Brain Cancer: Jessica Morris’ Battle
Are Italian Americans the White's Clowns? Not Only Columbus Has Failed Us
