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Nearly 5,000 Hours Spent Caring for Common Goods by the Teenagers of "Am I in? Affare Fatica"

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The seventh edition of "Am I in? Affare fatica" (Am I in? It's a tough deal), a project launched in Verona in 2019 by then-council member Stefano Bertacco, concluded today, July 25th, with the traditional celebration. The initiative's founding value is to teach seriousness and respect for others from a young age.
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Nearly 5,000 Hours Spent Caring for Common Goods by the Teenagers of "Am I in? Affare Fatica"

The seventh edition of "Am I in? Affare fatica" (Am I in? It's a tough deal), a project launched in Verona in 2019 by then-council member Stefano Bertacco, concluded today, July 25th, with the traditional celebration. The initiative's founding value is to teach seriousness and respect for others from a young age.

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VeronaSera broke the news in on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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