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The Bridge that Unites Italy and Divides the Italians

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When Cettina Lupoi bought her house 23 years ago with her husband she thought she had finally realized a dream: to live in a small villa of a quiet and new residential complex in one of the most beautiful areas of Messina, Torre Faro, an old fishing village 10 kilometers north of the center of the Sicilian city, with a privileged view over the Strait, the sea arm of just over three kilometers that separates the island from the continent. Lupoi's…

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The Bridge that Unites Italy and Divides the Italians

When Cettina Lupoi bought her house 23 years ago with her husband she thought she had finally realized a dream: to live in a small villa of a quiet and new residential complex in one of the most beautiful areas of Messina, Torre Faro, an old fishing village 10 kilometers north of the center of the Sicilian city, with a privileged view over the Strait, the sea arm of just over three kilometers that separates the island from the continent. Lupoi's…

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El Pais broke the news in Spain on Sunday, November 23, 2025.
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