The Italian author of ‘Gomorrah’, 28, on the Italian mafia and Europe, the Camorra paradox and the ‘white oil’ that is cocaine
Video: Roberto Saviano’s low profile in Paris
Saviano at the Ferrara festival (Image: Internaz/ Flickr)
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Translation: Nabeelah Shabbir
06/10/07
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