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Former Autostrade CEO Giovanni Castellucci sentenced to 12 years for Genoa bridge collapse.

A court in Genoa sentenced Giovanni Castellucci, former CEO of Italy's motorway operator Autostrade per l'Italia, to 12 years in prison for the 2018 Morandi bridge collapse that killed 43 people. In total, 32 defendants were convicted and 25 were acquitted or cleared by statute of limitations out of 57 who faced trial.

Divergence score

7 outlets covered it, splitting into 7 framing camps across 3 bias groups.

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3 bias groups

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The Guardian

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South China Morning Post

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Widest split · the two outlets furthest apart, and who published first

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The Guardian

Former boss of Italian motorways sentenced to 12 years over Genoa bridge tragedy

courtroom drama and accountability · neutral

Deutsche Welle

Italy: Ex-highway head sentenced to 12 years for deadly bridge collapse

Criminal accountability and regulatory failure · negative

How The Guardian and Deutsche Welle compare across every story →

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CNNfirst
BBC+7.6 h
Washington Times+7.8 h
South China Morning Post+7.9 h
The Guardian+10.6 h
Al Jazeera+10.9 h
Deutsche Welle+11.3 h

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The split, in one line

Coverage now splits between design flaw defences and maintenance negligence verdicts, with Deutsche Welle emphasizing criminal accountability over infrastructure debate, while outlets diverge on the Benetton family divestment and replacement bridge.

How each outlet covered it