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INTERVIEW: ‘Tourist rentals are the first thing to deal with after Venice’s entry fee failure’
Venice councillor Giovai Andrea Martini tells The Local why curbing tourist lets and “repopulating” the city with long-term residents should be the top priority after the entry fee scheme’s “resounding failure”. ...
ادامه مطلبINTERVIEW: 'A lot of people think Brexit is done, but it's not for Brits in Europe'
A new project from citizens campaign group British in Europe aims to empower Brits in the EU to advocate for their post-Brexit rights. The Local spoke to BiE chair Jane Golding about the problems British citizens face in Europe and why the project is still needed. ...
ادامه مطلبINTERVIEW: ‘Americans live to work, Italians know how to balance’
After gathering a huge online following and writing a book about her life in Italy, TikTok star Kacie Rose Bus tells The Local how the country drew her in and what she’s leaed along the way. ...
ادامه مطلبSeven inspiring people The Local interviewed in 2017
L-R: Katja Meier, Rosalind Pratt, Valeria Duflot. 2017 has been a significant year for some of Italy's biggest names, with a comeback apparently on the cards for Silvio Berlusconi and a dramatic disappointment for the national football team just two of the year's major stories. The Local has spent the year reporting on national and local news from up and down the country, but sometimes the most interesting stories are those which don't generate global headlines. Italy is more than the twists and tus of politics or the reputation for great food and culture; more than anything, Italy is the people who live here, whether by birth or by choice. A refugee home worker, a Briti...
ادامه مطلبFake Ferrante Twitter account sparks fresh confusion over author's identity
A Twitter account claiming to belong to Anita Raja on Tuesday night "confirmed" media reports that the translator was behind the successful Elena Ferrante novels, sending Italian media into a frenzy. But by Wednesday moing, it seemed that the account was a fake. The account, was created on Tuesday evening, with a tweet saying it would only stay open temporarily to allow for an "explanation".It used the handle @AnitaRajaSta - 'Sta' being an abbreviation for the suame of Raja's husband, writer Domenico Staone - and followed 48 accounts of joualists and news organizations (including The Local Italy). "I confirm it. I'm Elena Ferrante. But this doesn't change anything regarding readers' relation...
ادامه مطلبElena Ferrante's 'unmasking' sparks literary privacy row
Ferrante gained fame for writing about the working class districts of Naples. Photo: Carlo Raso/FlickrOne of literature's unresolved mysteries appears to have been cracked with the unmasking of the true identity of Italian publishing sensation Elena Ferrante. In its wake, a literary row erupted on Monday over joualistic ethics and writers' right to protect their identities and the personal back stories that may, or may not, inform their work.Claudio Gatti, an Italian investigative joualist, says he has established that Ferrante is a pen name for Anita Raja, a Rome-based translator who is married to a well-known novelist, Domenico Staone.Ferrante's best-selling novels, particularly her Naples...
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