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FOCUS naples : Once upon a pizza

Once upon a pizza

On 4 February, the EU paid homage to Neapolitan pizza by designating its trademark status. Yet when we eat a margherita, does it mean we're also paying homage to the three colours of the Italian flag? Behind this round piece of bread and staple in European diets lies the story of kings, queens and Italy

by Carla @ // 01/02/10 - 1 Comment

naples, gastronomy, pizza, food, yum nyam, cooking, kebab

FEATURE naples : Romanians in the Ponticelli district, Naples, speak after the fire

Romanians in the Ponticelli district, Naples, speak after the fire

The intolerance of the population towards the nomads, who had been living for years on the periphery of the city, has become ever violent, supported by the popular and racist propaganda of the Lega Nord (northern league) political party. We try to understand what is left after the lynchings, the fires, the vigilantes and forced evictions

by Maria Cerino @ // 06/04/09 - 6 Comment

naples, roma, racism, integration, best of cafebabel.com, discrimination, discrimination

TESTIMONY naples : It's not just rubbish in Naples

It's not just rubbish in Naples

Campania drowns in tonnes of refuse. The EU threatens the intervention of the Court of Justice. How did we get this far, asks a young Neapolitan reporter

by finotti giulio // 15/02/08 - 1 Comment

naples, european court of justice, stavros dimas, photogallery, city planning, southern eu, politics

naples : Erri de Luca, Neapolitan, generation '68

Erri de Luca, Neapolitan, generation '68

Winner of the 2002 Prix Fémina for Foreign Writers for his splendid Montedidio – written in 'very Neapolitan Italian' – Erri de Luca reflects on Europe, the Mediterranean and the passing of generations

by adriano farano e fernando navarro // 09/02/07 - 1 Comment - 1 vote

naples, religion, left-wing, corruption, nato, paris, brunch

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Speaking to Roberto Saviano

Roberto Saviano is the author of Gomorra. He’s the first one to mention names and whereabouts, the less visible bit of the Camorra of Naples.Last week I had the chance to interview him for cafebabel.com. Here you have the pictures of the backstage. “Why do you speak ...

Adriano by Adriano on eurogeneration