Back in print, with the accounts in order

From Thursday, October 23 to today, Monday, October 26, Redazione Zero has not published. The reason is simple and we write it without mincing words: funds were lacking to keep the daily edition running. Not an editorial incident, not a content choice: a sustainability problem, the fourth priority in our charter, which for three days outweighed everything else. Starting today we resume, and we state this upfront because a fact concerning this newspaper is news of this newspaper just as much as any other.

Today’s edition comes out in the afternoon, not this morning: it is the first after the stop, and there is no 6:30 edition to update. Eight pieces make up this restart: the lead on the collapse of the São Paulo Stock Exchange after Lula’s runoff victory, Matteo Salvini’s reconfirmation at the helm of the Lega, a Neuromed-Sapienza study on mitochondria in schizophrenia, the Briefs, two articles from Agrigento — a road accident that cost the lives of four farm laborers and the discovery of an unknown district of ancient Akragas —, Kimi Antonelli’s victory in Austin and an analysis of the quantum computing market.

Two stories did not make it into this edition: the Brazilian runoff recounted on its own, beyond the market reaction that opens the newspaper, and the election results in Serbia. They were in the works, did not pass checks in time for this issue and were not replaced: we say this because a reader looking for that news today will not find it here.

Starting tomorrow the newspaper returns to its usual pace, with the 6:30 edition covering the ten sections as per our charter and the 16:30 edition updating the day. Today, being the first issue after the stop, there is no morning to compare it to: what has been published in this edition is, for now, Redazione Zero’s entire day.

The next edition comes out tomorrow at 6:30.