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Gjornâl Radio 11.04.2026

April 11, 2026·12 min·1 clip

Journalists Filip Vetter and Daniel Wetzel investigate an alleged intentional attack halting oil flow to Germany for 72 hours.

The episode opens with the standard introduction of GR, the radio newspaper of Onde Furlane. It then reports on an investigation by journalists Filip Vetter and Daniel Wetzel into a suspected intentional attack on the Transalpine Pipeline, which stopped oil flow to Germany for 72 hours, with Italian and German authorities investigating. Next, it details the 2025 management report of the municipality of Gurisse, which ended with an administrative surplus of €24.8 million, largely from European funds, with €7.2 million usable for paying debts, financing investments, and supporting sectors during the energy crisis. The episode moves to Ronchis di Montfalcone, where councillor Marocco presents a project for Parco Urbano del Benessere, a wellness park on agricultural land covering 50,000 square meters along Via Pesaro, featuring sports facilities, pedestrian paths, and some hospitality structures, with community input sought. It then covers the extension of cleanup works at the ex-airport Duca d'Aosta in Gurisse, with contractor STR-SRL of Fiumiselle given until May 31 to complete the work, as the site will host a Cesare Cremonini concert in April. The episode reports that students from Brignoli and Inaudi Marconi institutes will return to their Gardiscia school in September after two years of displacement due to works. It also mentions the restart of the Global Sumur Flottiglia, a large fleet of boats aiming to reach Gaza to bring aid and media attention, with local committees preparing and events planned in San Vidal Tilliment and Trieste. The episode concludes with announcements of upcoming local events, including a presidium in Place de la Repubblica and a walk in Uding, before signing off with thanks from the hosts.

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