This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchel. To Italy, to Lorenzo Fiore on the beautiful side streets of Milano, heading to the theater tonight.

However, he's very carefully reserved some moments for us to speak of all the good

news about Italy this week in America. And then a story about labor in the most expensive vineyards

of Italy. This is a lot of politics, but it's also, there's joy here because Chichilla Sala is home.

This is the young journalist Italian who was abducted off the streets of Tehran by the regime

and held solitary confinement in Evan Prison, the infamous prison, with no particular attention in solitary

confinement, just a blanket to lie on, the light always on, to torment her. So she was sleep

deprived. And Lorenzo introduced all of the details last week when we met. And then during the week, I read that she was released. I don't

know why or what was in between. But it's important to mention that Georgia Maloney, the prime

minister, got involved right away. And so I did, I believe so did other allies of Italy.

Lorenzo, this is wonderful news.

What else do we know about Chechilia?

Is she well?

Is she home?

And who is it that we can thank for releasing her?

Good evening to you.

Good evening, John, and good evening to the radio listener.

Well, let me tell you that Chechilia is okay.

And this is a very, very good news for all the Italians.

This time, I must admit, there is a sort of transversal, let's say, convergence,

that the Sicilia release is a very good start of this year.

Cecilia is fine.

...