US EditionDeadlines Loom for Milan's Olympic Village as Winter Games Near
- On Tuesday, the newly completed athlete accommodations for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games were officially unveiled at a revamped former rail yard on the outskirts of Milan.
- Building work finished a month early at the end of June but challenges remain because organisers need to prepare key services fast before the Games start February 6.
- The village will host 1,700 athletes and officials, offering beds at an average monthly rent 25 percent below market rate, amid a city with scarce student housing and rising rents.
- Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini criticized Milan's centre-left administration and Mayor Giuseppe Sala, accusing them of poor negotiation efforts with private developers and warning against the city turning into an exclusive place for the wealthy that exploits the middle class.
- The site, once linked to drug dealing, has seen gentrification but organisers must quickly address unfinished details to ensure readiness for the Games starting February 6.
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Growing delay concerns for Milan’s Olympic Village as Winter Games near
With just four months to go until the start of the 2026 Winter Games, there are growing concerns that Milan’s newly built Olympic Village may not be ready to welcome athletes in time for the event’s opening ceremony.
The work was built in 30 months and delivered 30 days before the deadline. The structure of Via Lorenzini in Milan will become a student with 1,700 seats
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Milan, 30 sets. (askanews) - 1700 beds for Olympic athletes, but also common spaces, classrooms studies, shared kitchens and terraces. The Olympic Village of the Games of Milan and Cortina was presented in Milan. A space that, once the winter Olympics have been completed, will turn into the largest student building agreement in Italy. The Village is the first piece of the urban regeneration project in the former port of call of Porta Romana, whi…
At the Olympic Games in Paris, US rapper Snoop Dogg enthused the audience with dance performances and a good mood and increased the TV quota for NBC by 80 percent. Now the broadcaster also commits him to the winter games in Italy in 2026.
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