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  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8082.jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Waiters at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: President of the American Academy Mark Robbins pose for a for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8179.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8153.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8147.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8134.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8132.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8039.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7977.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7968.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7935.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7923.jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Villa Aurealia, the headquarters of the American Academy in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Film director Paolo Sorrentino and actress Valeria Golino walk down from the stage where they gave a speech for McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: (Center) Film director Bernardo Bertolucci laughs during Paolo Sorrentino's speech at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Film director Paolo Sorrentino gives a speech after receiving the McKim Medal Award at the Gala honouring him and Carlo Petrini at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Actress Valeria Golino walks on towards the stage where she will introduce Film Director Paolo Sorrentino at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: President of Slow Food Carlo Petrini gives a speech after receiving McKim Medal Award at the Gala honouring him and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Chef Alice Waters introduces Slow Food President Carlo Petrini at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests sit at their table at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Gala Chair Ginevra Elkann gives a speech at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: (R-L) Chair of the Board of Trustees Mary Margaret Jones and Gala Chair Ginevra Elkann give a speech at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests sit at their table at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Director of the American Academy in Rome Kimberly Bowes poses for a portrait at the  McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: A DJ is at work here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: (L-R) President of the American Academy Mark Robbins and film director Paolo Sorrentino pose for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Film director Paolo Sorrentino is here at the  McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Film director Paolo Sorrentino (2nd from left) and film director Bernardo Bertolucci (right) are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015. McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: A waiter at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: President of Slow Food Carlo Petrini poses for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Chef Alice Waters poses for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: (L-R) President of Slow Food Carlo Petrini and chef Alice Waters pose for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: (L-R) Gala chair Ginevra Elkann and President of the American Academy Mark Robbins pose for a for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8182.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Peppe Spritz, formerly known as Caffe dell'Europa, in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Peppe Spritz is the nickname for the co-owner Giuseppe Pianese who, together with his brother Giulio, runs the business started by their father Amedeo. Amedeo was a bartender  with a passion for art. That is why in 1989 he thought of opening a bar, which he called Caffe dell’Epoca, between Port’Alba and Piazza Bellini, between the music conservatory and the academy of fine arts. He loved talking with the academy teachers and tried his hand at some small works of art. As long as his son Peppe tells us, “a professor told him frankly: Amedeo let it go, better that you do the bartender and not the artist.” Peppe sells the spritz for 2 euros.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8066.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8025.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_8017.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7954.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7949.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7940.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 17 APRIL 2019: at Cammarota Spritz in Naples, Italy, on April 19th 2019.<br />
<br />
Cammarota Spritz is one of the oldest and most popular spritz-bars in Naples, in the Spanish quarters, next to the mythical overcrowded restaurant Nennella. The bar was born as an evolution of the simple wine shop in which customers took a glass of wine while waiting for a seat in a trattoria, or waiting for the evening to begin at the theater. Cammarota sells budget spritz at 1 euro.
    CIPG_20190417_CULBACK_Spritz_M3_7893.jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests are here at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests sit at their table at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Guests sit at their table at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Gala Chair Ginevra Elkann gives a speech at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Cooks are here at work at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Film director Paolo Sorrentino pose for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Gala chair Ginevra Elkann chats during the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: (Center) President of Slow Food Carlo Petrini chats with President of the American Academy Mark Robbins and Gala chair Ginevra Elkann at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 3 JUNE 2015: Gala chair Ginevra Elkann poses for for a portrait at the McKim Medal Gala honouring Carlo Petrini and Paolo Sorrentino at the American Academy  in Rome, Italy, on June 3rd 2015.
    CIPG_20150603_NYT-T-MAG_AmericanAcad...jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
<br />
Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
<br />
Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0613.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
<br />
Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
<br />
###<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
<br />
Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0529.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
<br />
Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
<br />
###<br />
<br />
SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
<br />
Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0507.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
<br />
Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
<br />
###<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
<br />
Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0441.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
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  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
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  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0272.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0246.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0240.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0219.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0600.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
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  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0421.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0416.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0407.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0396.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0382.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0375.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0340.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0334.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0326.jpg
  • SIRACUSA (SR) - 22 MARZO 2018: Glenda Raiti, avvocato di 37 anni, in posa per un ritratto al cocktail bar Cortile Verga a Siracusa il 22 marzo 2018. <br />
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Siracusa è considerata tra le città più ospitali d'Italia.<br />
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SIRACUSA, ITALY - 22 MARCH 2018: Glenda Raiti, a 37 years old lawyer, poses for a portrait at the Cortile Verga cocktail bar in Siracusa, Italy, on March 22nd 2018.<br />
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Siacusa is considered one of the most coziest Italian cities.
    CIPG_20180322_GIOIA_Siracusa_M3_0239.jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, detaches a framed photo of Giorgia Meloni from the wall in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
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  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, walks out of the kitch of his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: The interior of "The Legend", a restaurant owned by Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook, former boxer and a Giorgia Meloni fan, is seen here in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, poses for a portrait in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, poses for a portrait in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: A photo of Giorgia Meloni is seen here in the kitchen of "The Legend", a restaurant owned by Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, here in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, holds a photo of Giorgia Meloni in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, detaches a framed photo of Giorgia Meloni from the wall in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, poses for a portrait in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, poses for a portrait in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, poses for a portrait in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
    CIPG_20221018_NYT-MSI-Meloni-Payback...jpg
  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, poses for a portrait in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
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  • ROME, ITALY - 18 OCTOBER 2022: Maurizio Manzetti (61), a cook and Giorgia Meloni fan, is seen here putting an Italian flag over his should before posing for a portrait in his restaurant  “The Legend” in Ostia, the seaside neighborhood of Rome, Italy, on October 18th 2022.<br />
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Two years ago, vandals targeted Maurizio Manzetti, a cook in the seaside Roman neighborhood of Ostia, whose restaurant decor includes Italian flags and photographs of Ms. Meloni. They spray-painted “Friend of Giorgia, fascist” on a wall in front of the eatery and left a bottle that looked like a molotov cocktail in front of his door. “As soon as you talked about patriotism, sovreignism and borders they called you a fascist,” said Mr. Manzetti. “Now the word patriot is not going to be canceled anymore.”<br />
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Giorgia Meloni said her victory would be a “payback for so many people who in this nation had to lower her head for decades,” but also “for all the people who saw it differently from the mainstream and the dominant power system.” They were, she said, “treated as the children of a lesser God.” As Italy debates why Ms. Meloni did so well in the elections — if it had to do more with Italy’s voracious appetite for something new or a shift to the right — her victory clearly provided a vindication to right wing loyalists who for years endured marginalization.
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  • GARDONE RIVIERA, ITALY - 20 APRIL 2018: A  Cover Club cocktail (gin, lemon, sugar and rasberry) is seen here at La Terrazza (the terrace) of the Grand Hotel Fasano in Gardone Riviera, Italy, on April 20th 2018.<br />
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Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy. It is a popular holiday location located in northern Italy, about halfway between Brescia and Verona, and between Venice and Milan on the edge of the Dolomites. The lake and its shoreline are divided between the provinces of Verona (to the south-east), Brescia (south-west), and Trentino (north).
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  • GARDONE RIVIERA, ITALY - 20 APRIL 2018: Rama Redzepi, Bar Manager of the Grand Hotel Fasano, prepares a Cover Club cocktail (gin, lemon, sugar and rasberry) at La Terrazza (the terrace) of the hotel  in Gardone Riviera, Italy, on April 20th 2018.<br />
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Lake Garda is the largest lake in Italy. It is a popular holiday location located in northern Italy, about halfway between Brescia and Verona, and between Venice and Milan on the edge of the Dolomites. The lake and its shoreline are divided between the provinces of Verona (to the south-east), Brescia (south-west), and Trentino (north).
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  • LECCE, ITALY - 29 July 2013: Customers at the "Cagliostro" cocktail lounge in via Cairoli in Lecce, Italy, on July 29th 2013.
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  • LECCE, ITALY - 29 July 2013: Customers at the "Cagliostro" cocktail lounge in via Cairoli in Lecce, Italy, on July 29th 2013.
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  • LECCE, ITALY - 29 July 2013: Customers at the "Cagliostro" cocktail lounge in via Cairoli in Lecce, Italy, on July 29th 2013.
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  • LECCE, ITALY - 29 July 2013: Customers are served at at the "Cagliostro" cocktail lounge in via Cairoli in Lecce, Italy, on July 29th 2013.
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