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  1. A legal complaint between Roberto Saviano and TG1 resulted from this affair since TG1 had interviewed Marta Herling, who maintained that the writer had "invented" the episode of the 100,000 lire, without giving Saviano the right to reply.

  2. Jun 23, 2015 · I met saviano at the West Village office of Penguin, his American publisher, one bitterly cold Friday in late February, his 3,060th day living under protection. He had emerged from hiding to meet...

    • Roberto Saviano: Writer on The Rise
    • Writing Gomorrah
    • Roberto Saviano’s Life on The Mob’s Hit List
    • Private Life, Public Battles
    • Saviano vs. Italy’s Outspoken Deputy Prime Minister

    Born in Naples in 1979, Roberto Saviano grew up in an environment ruled by violent Neapolitan gangs — a Mafia-esque organization called the Camorra. The Casalesi clan ruled over Casal di Principe, the Naples suburb where he grew up, dumping toxic waste, drug trafficking, and smuggling weapons and people. Saviano saw his first murdered body when he ...

    To Saviano’s shock, he discovered that the Camorra not only ran Naples, but derived millions through smuggling, trafficking, drug rackets, and other illicit acts. Indeed, the crime empire’s lethal tentacles seemed to stretch out to every corner of the world. Roberto Saviano wrote about his findings and interactions with camorristas— members of the ...

    The young Saviano had to leave his home, family, and friends behind. His mother, father, and brother all had to assume new identities and move homes. In his 2015 Guardianessay, Saviano noted, “For the last eight years, I have travelled everywhere with seven trained bodyguards in two bullet-proof cars. I live in police barracks or anonymous hotel ro...

    Roberto Saviano sees his high visibility as an asset, not a liability. He says his audience protect him “almost more than my armed escort.” “That I have an audience guarantees my freedom, in spite of all the restrictions,” said Saviano. “All in all, mine is a privileged existence. My very public profile exposes me to vicious criticism, but it also ...

    Meanwhile, Italian government officials have also made attempts to undermine Saviano’s reputation. Most notably, Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini sued Saviano for libel in 2018. A year later, Saviano announced that the case would be going to trial. He could face up to six years in prison. Despite all these negative developments, Saviano...

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  3. Sep 12, 2017 · In September 2006, a 26-year-old author named Roberto Saviano headed home with a huge, irrepressible grin. He had just bought a red Ducati Monster with the proceeds from his novel Gomorrah....

  4. Oct 28, 2023 · In the weeks since one of Italy’s most outspoken writer-journalists, Roberto Saviano, was found guilty of criminal libel, implications for Italian media have been widely discussed. Here are the key points to know.

  5. Oct 1, 2020 · Sixteen-year-old girlfriends with Justin Bieber posters on their bedroom walls go on designer shopping sprees and have babies. Generational conflict is a recurring theme. But the novel’s portrait...

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  7. Jul 6, 2015 · Saviano reported from the docks of the Mob-controlled Port of Naples, befriended low-ranking camorristas in hardscrabble towns, even tracked fresh corpses with the aid of a radio that could get...

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