2 More Criminal Murals Removed in Naples Province
Due murals dedicated to members of organised crime, killed in ambushes, were removed this morning in Cercola and Frattamaggiore, in the Neapolitan area on the initiative of the Prefecture.
A cercola, in via Giotto, the municipal administration, with the presence of the police, has erased a mural dedicated to Luigi Bevar, killed on 27 January 2003 in a Camorra ambush.
A frattamaggiore, in Via Regina Margherita a mural dedicated to Vincenzo Pellino, killed on February 16, 2020 in another Camorra ambush, has been removed. The program of interventions was started by the technical table organized by decision of the Committee for Public Order and Safety of the metropolitan area on March 4 and - according to what the Prefecture of NAPLES has announced - will continue in the coming weeks
Frattaminore — It was an evening of pure emotion yesterday in Piazza San Maurizio, where a sea of blue flags greeted the unveiling of the new mural dedicated to Diego Armando Maradona. Thousands of people filled the hearts of Frattaminore to pay homage to the "God" of football, an eternal symbol of a faith that continues…
NAPLES – For a few hours, Naples' most beloved face disappeared behind a white sheet. The mural of Diego Armando Maradona In the Spanish Quarter, it was symbolically covered by the same shopkeepers and entertainers of Largo Maradona, in protest against the raid by the Municipal Police which, the day before, had led to the seizure of shirts and gadgets and the closure of the votive chapel dedicated to the Argentine champion.
“One of the animators of Largo Maradona he decided to close everything - explains the lawyer Angelo Pisani, lawyer of Antonio Esposito, owner of the bar 'La Bodega de D10s' –. It's a form of protest against the ongoing repression they've endured. These streets, which for years have attracted tourists from around the world and made Naples' fortune, are now shutting down. All we ask is to be able to operate while respecting the regulations, with the support of the institutions.
Naples – A hearing will be held tomorrow at Poggioreale Prison in Naples to validate the arrest of Alessio Tucci, the 19-year-old who confessed to killing his ex-girlfriend Martina Carbonaro, for aggravated homicide and concealment of a corpse. The tragic death of the 14-year-old from Afragola has shocked the community and reignited the debate on youth violence.
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