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Jun 6, 2026
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Rome’s Isola Sacra fights a cruise ship port that locals say will destroy their lost-in-time way of life
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Turning tides
Rome’s Isola Sacra fights a cruise ship port that locals say will destroy their lost-in-time way of life
ERIC REGULYEUROPEAN BUREAU CHIEF
PHOTOGRAPHY BY FABRIZIO TROCCOLI
ISOLA SACRA, ITALY
THE GLOBE AND MAIL
PUBLISHED JUNE 6, 2026
UPDATED JUNE 7, 2026
Gianfranco Miconi stands on the terrace of his traditional fishing hut in Isola Sacra, the place he has called home for decades and is determined to remain.
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