Last night, between Saturday, October 29, and Sunday, October 30, Italy, by law, went back to soral time.
Our fellow citizens stationed in the Peninsula moved the hands back one hour to 3 a.m. (for goodness sake, there was no need to wake up on purpose, you can also do it on Sunday morning) and from today Kenya will "travel" two hours earlier than Italy.
Small "gap" that can be registered especially when dealing with offices, which before 11 a.m. local time will not open in Italy, with the news that, for those who still like to follow it, will start at 10 p.m., and for soccer matches that in the evening will be offered at almost night times.
Otherwise, for those flying to Kenya, on the outward journey it will feel like losing some precious time to enjoy Africa.
Time that will obviously be regained on the return.
That's all.
Standard time will remain in effect until Sunday, March 26, 2023, when daylight saving time will return for the summer.
There has been discussion for at least three years about whether to remove daylight saving time, but so far the logic of leaving everything as it has been for several decades has prevailed.
We will see if the new government has any other proposals on the subject.