The Foro became an urgent political problem.
The Foro Mussolini, like the "Square Colosseum," is a subject of special admiration.
The Foro del Agua first introduced proposals for such a law in 2006, and previous attempts to pass it were fiercely opposed by the rightwing party Arena.
The Foro Italico is a large sports complex in Rome that was built between 1928 and 1938 at the behest of Benito Mussolini.
Essentially, the Italian response to the Foro has been to shrug and move on with life.
Scholars have many terms for the kind of challenge presented by places like the Foro Italico.
Mussolini built the Foro Italico for precisely that purpose — to construct, for his regime, a heritage.
Places like the Foro Italico offer dissonant heritage — heritage with too much bad history mixed in.
Williams struggled with her serve and never threatened on a cool evening at the Foro Italico.
The last American to win at the Foro Italico was Pete Sampras in 1994.
"The Italian state should say that the Foro Italico, like the Colosseum, is not for sale".
