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The final of the Witch Prize, after the controversy all ready in the Capitol
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The final of the Witch Prize, after the controversy all ready in the Capitol

The article reports on the preparations for the final of the Premio Strega 2026 literary award, which takes place in Rome's Campidoglio. The event features six finalists including Teresa Ciabatti and Michele Mari, who had previously been involved in a controversy over remarks made by Mari towards Michela Murgia. The dispute appears to have been resolved, with Mari expressing regret and stating they have clarified their differences. The finalists discuss their works and the significance of literature, while also acknowledging the emotional impact of the competition on participants like Bianca Pitzorno, who is recovering from health issues. The ceremony will be broadcast live on Rai3.

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The final of the Witch Prize, after the controversy all ready in the Capitol

The article reports on the preparations for the final of the Premio Strega 2026 literary award, which takes place in Rome's Campidoglio. The event features six finalists including Teresa Ciabatti and Michele Mari, who had previously been involved in a controversy over remarks made by Mari towards Michela Murgia. The dispute appears to have been resolved, with Mari expressing regret and stating they have clarified their differences. The finalists discuss their works and the significance of literature, while also acknowledging the emotional impact of the competition on participants like Bianca Pitzorno, who is recovering from health issues. The ceremony will be broadcast live on Rai3.

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