Roberto Saviano
Roberto Saviano is an Italian writer and journalist best known for his groundbreaking book 'Gomorra', which exposes the inner workings of the Neapolitan mafia, the Camorra. Since its publication in 2006, Saviano has faced significant personal danger, living under police protection due to threats against his life. His works often focus on organized crime and its impact on society, and he has received numerous awards for his contributions to literature and journalism. In 2025, he is set to release a new novel, 'L’amore mio non muore', which tells the tragic story of Rossella Casini, a young woman whose life was claimed by the 'ndrangheta, reflecting Saviano's continued commitment to shedding light on issues of crime and justice.
Born on Sep 22, 1979 (46 years old)
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Italy:
Roberto Saviano is the author of the article discussing the disappearance of Paolo Adinolfi.
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Australia:
Roberto Saviano is the author of the study that inspired the series Gomorrah.
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Italy:
Roberto Saviano discusses the violent actions of the police in Rio de Janeiro and their implications for organized crime.
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Switzerland:
Roberto Saviano criticized the Caivano model as mere rhetoric and ineffective.
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Slovenia:
Roberto Saviano is a writer who highlighted the dangerous atmosphere for journalists under Meloni's government.
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Tunisia:
Roberto Saviano was the director under whom Ennio Morricone studied composition at the Conservatorio di Roma.
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Spain:
Roberto Saviano wrote a chronicle about how cocaine governs the global economy and infiltrates various aspects of human experience.
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Israel:
Roberto Saviano is a journalist who exposed the secrets of the Italian mafia and inspired the series 'Gomorrah'.
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Italy:
Roberto Saviano authored the article discussing the political situation in Venezuela and the significance of Machado's Nobel Prize.
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Mexico:
Roberto Saviano is the author of the book 'Los valientes están solos', which pays tribute to Giovanni Falcone.
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