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What is La Battaglia?

This is a website essentially exclusively talking about Italy. More specifically, the Italian Republic, which has has existed since 1946. If you are at the very least interested, or you're just browsing Neocities, or you found this website on a whim using a search engine, I'm glad you stopped and gave enough of your time to read up to here.

There will only be FACTS and TRUTH on this website (probably!)

Seriously though, if you REALLY have the "craving" for reliable information, look for it yourself. Of course, no one has the time for it, but I recommend you do at least a little bit of your own research, lest you follow this site just like the (SUPER RELIABLE!) mainstream media.

THIS SITE WILL CONTAIN:

• News from Italy [ON HOLD];[a]
• Foreign news relating to Italy [ON HOLD];[a]
• 'Editorials' (just a fancier way of saying blogs) made by yours truly;
• A compendium of modern Italian history; and
• A guide on the Italian Republic's functions.

I will do my absolute best to maintain a neutral stance. Contrary to popular belief, it is much harder than it looks to be unbiased when writing political spiel, emotions are (believe it or not) pretty hard to let go of! If you so much care about my opinion and what I actually think about on the matter, then look no further to my 'editorials' (AKA my blog). The blog is neither consistent, nor is it really my main focus for this website, so don't get too excited for those.

MY END GOAL

To make the real Italy show itself to the world, and I mean the one you never see in those travel pamphlets (or the very obnoxious travel friend that tells you "WOW I HAD THE PIZZA THERE AND OMG LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT IT FOR 2 HOURS" every time they visit Italy). You may not need to know about what happens there per se, but spreading awareness about something never hurt anyone... except the people that are.

If you're at all interested in why I began this website to begin with, among other things, see my "burning" questions page just below:

Questions

Here's an image of the clock situated on the Palazzo Quirinale (Quirinal Palace), I plan to add a photo gallery (believe it or not, it contains photos) here.