lazio

Amsterdam banned the Italian fans at Ajax - SS Lazio in 2024, due to repeated antisemitism and racism.

Schalke04 in Germany, Roma, Lazio, Fiorentina (when in B, Lazio and Fiorentina were making 30k+ each Sunday) in Italy, ManCity in England.

Just in 2018, the Italian regions of Lazio and Lombardy had three elections together: 2 nationals (representatives/senators) plus the regional elections.

The CEO worked for SS Lazio football team, and the CTO [1] has been working with Ruby on Rails for five years.

Might be a regional thing, like most things Italian, being from Lazio I also never heard those.

Sure, the Lazio fan may watch Barcelona vs Manchester if their team didn't make it and they want to know how the season ends.

They were a small group in Lazio (Latium).

>In an attempt to lure newcomers, Santa Fiora in Tuscany and Rieti in Lazio will pay up to 50% of the rent of anyone who decides to move and telecommute on a long-term basis.

I think it has more to do with the route of entry of the virus in the territory, which hit hospitals first (not closing down Alzano Lombardo was a grave mistake), then retirement homes (an error shared with Lazio and elsewhere).

There is a wikipedia page[1] concerning megalithic architecture in Lazio (the region of Italy in which Rome is), which unfortunately is only available in Italian but contains some information about the estimated age of most of the structures from the linked submission, as well as attempted explanations.

But here is the catch: they go up there because they spend like crazy, like Parma, Roma, Lazio in Italy in the late 90s, early 2000s, Leipzig with the Red Bull money, and how can we forget the Real Betis and Deportivo La Coruña?

Of course they are typical of Tuscany and you won't find them everywhere in Italy, in Lazio there are the similar "tozzetti".

Not that it particularly matters but both "house" and "work" appear to be isolated villa's in the country somewhere (definitely not in Sweden) probably in central Italy (from the trees and general landscape I would venture to say Tuscany/Umbria/Lazio).

Puffery about "rich cultural heritage, a "tapestry" of sights "from the Colosseum to the Pantheon" and how they "serve as potent symbols" probably is better writing than "Rome is a city in the Lazio region of Italy with a population of 4m.

Very hard to find outside of the Roma/Lazio region though.

Southern Italy (generally seen as being south of Rome or Lazio, the state Rome is in), has far less industry and mostly relies on agricultural products.

I get the exact figure of my electricity mix generation in my bill, it's 90% in my case (Castelli Romani, Lazio, Servizio Elettrico Nazionale).