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To Save Two Million Euros, Rome Is Leaving Disabled People at Home.

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Intertwined stories of families, young men and women whose routines and certainties were upended in the space of 24 hours. Men and women living in different parts of Rome were suddenly forced to take time off work or make (new) sacrifices to ensure their children...
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To Save Two Million Euros, Rome Is Leaving Disabled People at Home.

Intertwined stories of families, young men and women whose routines and certainties were upended in the space of 24 hours. Men and women living in different parts of Rome were suddenly forced to take time off work or make (new) sacrifices to ensure their children...

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RomaToday broke the news in on Wednesday, January 28, 2026.
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