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Italian prisons are currently facing significant overcrowding, with nearly 65,000 inmates housed in facilities intended for fewer than 47,000. This situation has led to concerns regarding the living conditions, especially during hot weather.
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Italian prisons are currently facing significant overcrowding, with nearly 65,000 inmates housed in facilities intended for fewer than 47,000. This situation has led to concerns regarding the living conditions, especially during hot weather.
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