Ossigeno is the Italian magazine of the People publishing house, founded by Giuseppe Civati, Stefano Catone and Francesco Foti. The magazine is published every four months and was born in 2020 with the intention of being a specific point of view and in step with current events that shares the publishing house's objective: "to tell and investigate change in society". People in his books tells about people, battles, transformation and in Ossigeno every 4 months he takes one of these battles and dissects reasons, people, faces and ideas behind it and tries to hypothesize better solutions. 
Ossigeno is a topical magazine, a key to reading and an interpretation tool.
Inside it contains a lot of written words, black and white drawings, color, comics, reviews and even some good news. 

ISSUE 7
The seventh issue of Ossigeno deals with the state of health of the right, in Italy and in the world: the political events of the last year have pushed a large part of public opinion to celebrate their defeat, the decline of sovereignties and populisms that had seemed on the rise in recent years. Trump's defeat in America, the end of the two Conte governments, the installation of Draghi and the recent reconfirmation of Sergio Mattarella in Italy have prompted commentators to celebrate the narrow escape for democracies, but is this really the case?
Our analysis says that there is little to rest assured: as Carlo Verdelli explains, "dark forces are stirring", while on the other side of the ocean, according to Enrico Deaglio, Trumpism is far from being defeated. The pandemic has created a momentary "need for the presence of the state", but increasingly extreme forces are coming forward throughout Europe, which no longer have any restraint in using xenophobic and violent arguments. With the addition of a disturbing element, since even behind the no vax demonstrations, and conspiracies in general, the matrix is always the same, very black, and a subversive design emerges that aims to undermine trust in even imperfect democratic institutions.
Therefore, it is better to watch over the upcoming season, in spite of an unjustified optimism: it is a duty for every citizen and we believe that even Ossigeno, in this, must do its part. We hope you want to join us.
In this issue: Campiglio, Civati, Deaglio, Lamberti, Larcenet, Lercio, Petrini, Verdelli.