The following is a concise summary of the text:
- The text is a transcript of a video about a town in southern Italy that pays people to live there.
- The town is called Boba and it is located on the top of a mountain in the Aspromonte National Park.
- The town has a history of invasions, bombings and depopulation and has many abandoned houses and buildings.
- The region of Calabria offers 33,000 US dollars to people under 40 who are willing to move there, start a business or work there and stay for at least three years.
- The narrator explores the town with a dog named Luigi and shows the views, the architecture and the culture of the place.
- The narrator compares the prices of houses in Boba with those in Canada and other places and suggests that it could be a good opportunity for some people.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A town in southern Italy offers financial aid to repopulate and boost the economy.
2. The town is located on top of one of the highest mountains in Aspromonte National Park.
3. The region of Calabria is offering $33,000 over three years to people who move there.
4. Applicants must be under 40, open a business or accept a job, and move within 90 days.
5. The area experiences strong tourism between June and October.
6. The town's population decreased from 2,500 to 400 after World War II.
7. Many houses and structures remain abandoned or destroyed since the war.
8. The town has a history of Greek and Arab presence dating back to 400 AD.
9. There are towns in Italy selling houses for one euro under different conditions.
These facts provide an overview of the situation regarding depopulation and efforts to revitalize the town in question.