Protests in Amalfi by traders and tourist operators
It is the Cathedral of Amalfi to act as a backdrop to the protest of the territorial tourism workers who, this morning around 10, gathered in the square to denounce the difficulties they are experiencing due to the closures and to ask for a safe restart of the sector soon. On the steps of the cathedral, a white banner was hoisted on which, in red letters, one reads "Work and dignity for all".
The protesters, stating that the sector is “mainly made up of businesses and families who manage their own accommodation facilities thanks to regular administrative and health licenses”, highlight that the sector “is forgotten and abandoned to itself”. In the square, they brought a pillow because “a pillow is all we have left: nothing”.
Abbac, the association of Bed & Breakfasts and Guest Houses of Campania, and representatives of other categories are asking, among other things, for clarity on the actual reopening and on the health passport, vaccination for workers in the sector and for all citizens, considered "fundamental because it constitutes the point of balance between health needs and economic recovery, especially in the areas most affected by tourist flows", a tax relief, with the exemption and/or reduction of local taxes.
Not only did they dump waste, creating an illegal landfill, but they also attempted to deceive those supposed to stop them. This is the story of two Arzano businessmen caught red-handed by the local police during night patrols in the Via Pecchia area, an area now transformed into a gathering place for those who prefer illegality to recycling.
Caserta – The State Police have arrested four men believed to be affiliated with the Casalesi clan. They have been sentenced to a total of 35 years in prison for crimes including extortion, personal injury, and illegal possession of weapons, aggravated by mafia methods.
The arrest warrants, issued by the Criminal Enforcement Office of the Attorney General's Office at the Court of Appeal of Naples, were carried out by the Caserta and Varese Mobile Squads, with the collaboration of the Sessa Aurunca Police Station.
Following the raid and the Camorra arrests, the police are returning to Pomigliano with an extraordinary patrol throughout the municipality. Specifically, officers from the Pomigliano Police Station, along with members of the Carabinieri and the Guardia di Finanza, and local police personnel, in collaboration with the Crime Prevention Unit,…
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