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‘Sentire la montagna’, al Museo di Vermiglio una stanza sensoriale senza barriere
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00:00Inca CGL 80 years old next to the citizens, following 120 seconds of news, window on
00:29the markets.
01:29We have worked millions of practices in Italy and in the world and of course we are waiting for it,
01:39I say it as Inca but also in the name on behalf of the CEPA that I am pleased to represent.
01:46The CEPA is the association that brings together the owners of Inca CGL, Inasecisl, Italwil
01:54and Leacli.
01:55We obviously host a reform, a reform that was promised to us in 2024.
02:04In fact, in 2023, when we had presented the social balance as Inca, we had guests,
02:16among others, the undersecretary to the Ministry of Labor, Senator Claudio Durigon, who had
02:25promised us that 2024 would be the year of reform.
02:31Subsequently, we had several meetings with the Ministry and also meetings directly
02:40with the Minister of Labor and Social Policies, who had renewed the idea and the will of the
02:50government to proceed with a reform.
02:54This reform has not arrived, we hope that at this point 2025 will be the year of reform
03:05and of course next year will be an important year for us because we will celebrate these 80 years,
03:1180 years of constant commitment.
03:16When we tell our story, we like to approach it to that of the country.
03:23We were born by the will of our founding fathers, one of these I want to remember in particular
03:30is Giuseppe Di Vittorio.
03:32He imagined the idea of an institute that, immediately after the Nazi-fascist oppression,
03:42should have given support to the weakest and the most fragile.
03:48With pride and with a great desire to do so, we were the founders of the social emancipation of the country and of the community.
04:01In September 2024, industrial production in Italy recorded a significant annual fluctuation of 4%,
04:09largely attributable to the sectors of the manufacture of means of transport and clothing,
04:13with a drop of 15.4% and 10.7% respectively.
04:19The sectors with the highest green occupancy rate, over 20% of the total occupation of the sector,
04:25are electricity, steam and air supply, water supply, sewage, waste management and charity activities,
04:31followed closely by buildings, with 18% of green jobs in the sector,
04:36reveals a study by C40, the global network of mayors of the main world cities.
04:41Compared to the previous month, October 2024,
04:45unemployment has increased compared to the decrease in unemployment,
04:49reported by Istat, communicating a subsequent increase in employment,
04:53plus 0.2%, equal to 47,000 units, which leads to an increase in employment rate of 0.1 points at 62.5%.
05:01The first four tax havens in the world are the Principality of Monaco, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg,
05:06and the Inchestan and the Channel Islands, which are located in the Manica Canal.
05:10Only the fifth is the only non-European tax haven of this blacklist, the Bermuda,
05:15reported by the CGA's office of studies.
05:17Gas bill prices are rising, also for vulnerable customers.
05:21The value of the raw material of the gas vulnerability protection service in December 2024
05:26has in fact increased by 2.5% compared to November, the RERA underlines.
05:31In the third quarter of 2024, the incidence of the public administration deficit on the GDP
05:36has improved significantly compared to the corresponding quarter of 2023,
05:40attesting to at least 2.3%, reported by Istat,
05:44noting that it had been equal to minus 6.3% in the same quarter of last year.
05:49The new year opens with bad news for Italian motorists.
05:53Car tax rates continue to grow, with negative effects even on virtuous drivers.
05:57According to data from the Facile.it observatory,
06:00in December 2024, to insure a four-wheel vehicle in Italy,
06:04an average of 643.95 euros was required,
06:07that is, 6.19% more than 12 months earlier.
06:17In 2025 could be the year of cryptocurrencies,
06:20with Bitcoin expected at $150,000 and Ethereum at $8,000,
06:24thanks to a favorable regulatory environment and a greater institutional adoption.
06:27A positive macroeconomic climate further strengthens growth prospects.
06:322025 is foreseen as the crucial year for the cryptocurrency market,
06:36with Bitcoin and Ethereum at the center of unprecedented growth.
06:40After the election of Donald Trump to the presidency of the United States,
06:43the digital currency sector has recorded a significant swing,
06:46driven by expectations of a more favorable regulatory framework
06:49and a greater institutional adoption.
06:51The price of Bitcoin, which has already soared to $100,000,
06:54could reach up to $150,000 in the coming months,
06:57according to analysis by Steno Research.
07:00This increase would be supported by a mix of economic and regulatory factors,
07:03including the possible inclusion of a pro-Bitcoin figure
07:06under the leadership of the SEC, the US Federal Authority on Financial Markets.
07:10Interest in ETFs on Bitcoin is growing exponentially,
07:13with a record flow of $1.3 billion in a single day.
07:17Analysts predict that by 2025,
07:20cryptocurrency funds traded in the stock market could attract up to $48 billion,
07:24marking a milestone in the institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies.
07:28Ethereum, the second cryptocurrency for market capitalization,
07:31also promises to reach new heights.
07:33Steno Research predicts that its value could reach $8,000,
07:36as well as its historic peaks,
07:38the growing demand for decentralized applications, Dapps,
07:41and the central role of Ethereum in the sectors of decentralized finance, DeFi,
07:45and non-fungible NFT tokens,
07:47feeding its potential for growth.
07:49Prospects for the cryptocurrency market in 2025
07:53are based on a positive macroeconomic climate,
07:55with interest rates falling and greater liquidity on the market,
07:58the conditions seem ideal for risky asset investments such as cryptocurrencies,
08:02thus adding a clearer and more encouraging regulatory environment.
08:06The United States in particular could attract companies in the political grace sector
08:09that favor innovation and competitiveness.
08:12Investors are optimistic about the expansion of ETFs and spots on Bitcoin and Ethereum,
08:16which should record flows of $28.5 billion,
08:20consolidating the interests of institutions.
08:25ETHEREAL CLIMATE
08:30ETHEREAL CLIMATE
08:51Climate 2024 and extreme events increased by 6 times in 10 years.
08:57Feel the mountains.
08:58At the Vermilion Museum, a sensory room without a barrier.
09:06Difficult year in Italy for the effects of the climate crisis.
09:10For the third consecutive year,
09:12more than 300 extreme weather events have hit the peninsula,
09:15reaching 351.
09:17An inconstant number has grown in the last 10 years.
09:20In 2024, an increase in extreme weather events of almost 6 times,
09:25a plus 485% compared to 2015, when 60 were recorded.
09:30The increase in damage from prolonged drought,
09:33plus 54.5% compared to 2023,
09:37from flooding, plus 24%,
09:39and from flooding due to heavy rains, plus 12%.
09:43This is the end-of-year balance sheet under the Climate Profile,
09:46drawn from the Climate-Environment City Observatory
09:49and carried out in collaboration with the Unipol Group.
09:52In more detail,
09:53Northern Italy is the most affected, with 198 extreme weather events,
09:57followed by the south, 92 winds, and the center, 61.
10:00At the regional level, this year,
10:02Emilia-Romagna, with 52 winds,
10:04is the region most affected by the climate crisis,
10:07while Sicily is the one that has suffered the most from drought.
10:10Among the provinces, first place goes to Bologna,
10:13with 17 extreme weather events.
10:15Among the big cities, the capital is the most affected.
10:23Inclusive and accessible for everyone.
10:25For Valdisole,
10:26to assert itself more and more as a barrier-free destination
10:29is a commitment carried out through concrete actions.
10:33Among these, the realization of a sensory room
10:36inside the Museo della Guerra Bianca di Vermiglio,
10:38which also offers the opportunity to people with visual disabilities
10:42to be projected into the life of a soldier on the front.
10:45The initiative, called Caramamma,
10:47is part of the project Sentire la Montagna,
10:50thanks to which in Pitti Valdisole
10:52and in Pitti Madonna di Campiglio
10:54the provincial band Trentino per Tutti was adjudicated,
10:57promoted by the Autonomous Province of Trento.
11:00Making an accessible destination means
11:02reasoning according to the criteria and logics of inclusive design.
11:05So, from the beginning,
11:07think about experiences, products or attractions like museums for everyone.
11:11The project Sentire la Montagna with Caramamma
11:13works precisely on this,
11:14not only to adapt existing proposals,
11:16but from the beginning,
11:18to build an experience that is inclusive and accessible for everyone.
11:22Entering the immersive room inside the museum,
11:25visitors will be able to completely immerse themselves
11:27in the story of a soldier of the First World War
11:30who, in a complicated fringe of conflict,
11:32decides to write an intense and deep letter to his mother.
11:36Words, sounds and lights
11:38will allow the viewer to live an engaging and intense moment.
11:42The Museo della Guerra Bianca di Vermiglio
11:44is, let's say, an important part of our history.
11:48Let's say, in here,
11:50you can find all the findings
11:53that lead us to a moment of suffering
11:56that, however, is part of our community.
11:59And, let's say, it's also always a lesson to carry on.
12:03What can you learn here?
12:05You certainly learn and see
12:07what the suffering of those years was for a community.
12:11And yet, it's also a nice message,
12:13the war hurts, we have to go on
12:15and, in short, let's hope that in the future
12:18it will be a lesson and a lesson.
12:22So it's always important to have moments of peace
12:26and with this memory, memory is very important
12:29and let's start from here, let's launch this message of peace.
12:32The Caramamma initiative follows the creation of other sensory rooms
12:36inside the Museo della Civiltà Solandra di Malè,
12:39a sua volta completamente accessibile
12:41a soggetti con disabilità motori e visive.