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  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Supervisor of the tie division places models on a fabric used for a tie, at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5340.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Finished Kiton ties ready for packaging at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5364.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Supervisor of the tie division places models on a fabric used for a tie, at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5337.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Blazers worked by students hang on sartorial dummies at the Kiton School of High Tailoring at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5311.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  A tailor works on a fabric used for a jacket at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4753.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Students work on a blazer at the Kiton School of High Tailoring inside the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5267.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  A working table at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4905.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, checks a fabric at the blazer division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5488.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Students work on a blazer at the Kiton School of High Tailoring inside the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5295.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, checks a fabric at the Ladies division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5231.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Finished shirts are ready to be packed at the shirt division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5146.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  A finished shirt lays on a working table of the shirt division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5127.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: A student practices on sewing a blazer at the blazer division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4977.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Tailors work on blazers at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4911.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Tailors sew shirts at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5205.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  A tailor works on a fabric used for a jacket at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5116.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Tailors work on blazers at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5068.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: A shoemaker specialized in shoe coloring is here at work at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5448.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: A shoemaker specialized in shoe coloring is here at work at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5439.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Fabrics used for ties at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5353.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Cashmere and Vicuna fabrics at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4855.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  The initials of a client are sewed in his personalized blazer at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4871.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, checks a fabric at the blazer division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5515.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, checks a fabric at the blazer division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5473.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, checks a fabric at the Ladies division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5236.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  A tailor works on a fabric used for a jacket at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4752.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, checks a fabric at the blazer division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5526.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: A shoemaker specialized in shoe coloring is here at work at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5454.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Students work on a blazer at the Kiton School of High Tailoring inside the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5290.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, checks a fabric at the Ladies division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5228.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: A tailor work on a blazer at the  Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5043.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Tailors at work at the blazer divisoin of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4798.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Sebastiano Borrelli, supervisor of the shirt division, checks a fabric at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5190.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Fabrics used for Kiton shirts are store on shelves at the shirt division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5157.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Tailors work on blazers at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5058.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  Maria Giovanna Paone, Vice President and General Manager of Kiton, opens a fabrics archive volume at the blazer division of the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5505.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: A oair of scissors are left on a working table during the lunch break at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4779.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014: Mario Abbondandolo, tailor and professor at the Kiton School of High Tailoring, checks a blazer worked by a student, at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_5317.jpg
  • ARZANO, ITALY - 16 January 2014:  A tailor works on a blazer at the Kiton factory in Arzano, Italy, on January 16th 2014.
    CIPG_20140116_LEMONDE_Kiton__M3_4756.jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Customers are seen here in the terrace of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    SMAS_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_DS...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: A girl looks at chef Gaetano Bianchini working in the kitchen of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Pasta with potatoes and provola cheese is seen here at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Fried panzarotti, crocchè and vegatable are seen here at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Fried panzarotti, crocchè and vegatable are seen here at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Fried calamari are seen here at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Francesco Bianchini, Mario Bianchini's son, is seen here managing orders at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019:  Mussels are seen here at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Spaghetti with clams are seen here at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Beppe Sica, the pizzaiolo (pizza maker) of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, prepares a pizza,  in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Chef Gaetano Bianchini (left), Mario Bianchini's son, is seen here stepping out of the kitchen of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Chef Gaetano Bianchini, Mario Bianchini's son, cooks in the kitchen of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Beppe Sica, the pizzaiolo (pizza maker) of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, jokes around with a local resident in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Francesco Bianchini, Mario Bianchini's son, takes orders from customers at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Beppe Sica, the pizzaiolo (pizza maker) of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, prepares a pizza,  in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    SMAS_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_DS...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Customers are seen here in the terrace of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    SMAS_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_DS...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019:  Children are seen here in the terrace of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    SMAS_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_DS...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Francesco Bianchini, Mario Bianchini's son, is seen here at the entrance of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Paccheri  with Baccalà (salted codffish) are seen here at the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Chef Gaetano Bianchini (left), Mario Bianchini's son, is seen here stepping out of the kitchen of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Chef Gaetano Bianchini, Mario Bianchini's son, cooks in the kitchen of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: Customers are seen here at the entrance of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
<br />
The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
    CIPG_20190713_CULBACK-TotoEduardo_M3...jpg
  • NAPLES, ITALY - 13 JULY 2019: A view of Mount Vesuvius is seen here from the terrace of the Osteria Totò Eduardo e Pasta e Fagioli, a restaurant in Naples, Italy, on July 13th 2019.<br />
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The name of the Osteria is dedicated to the two masters of Neapolitan theatre and cinema: Totò (Antonio de Curtis) and Eduardo de Filippo. The idea came from Mario Bianchini, an aficionado of Neapolitan culture who wanted to pay tribute to his wife Rosaria de Curtis, a distant relative of Totò, the most famous actor in the history of Naples.<br />
The osteria was founded in the 1970s by Mario Bianchini who wanted to base its menu on traditional Neapolitan dishes. Mr Bianchini learned the art of cooking from his mother Anna.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
    CIPG_20161008_GLOBE-AND-MAIL_Camorra...jpg
  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
    CIPG_20161008_GLOBE-AND-MAIL_Camorra...jpg
  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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  • NAPOLI, ITALY - 8 OCTOBER 2016: Pietro Ioia (57), activist and president of the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) and former drug trafficker for the Camorra, poses for a portrait in front of the prison of Poggioreale in Napoli, Italy, on October 8th 2016. Pietro Ioia was a drug trafficker for the Camorra, the Italian Mafia-type crime organization which arose in the region of Campania and its capital Naples. For his crimes, he spent 22 years in prison. After being released, Mr. Ioia founded the association Ex D.O.N. (ex detenuti organizzati napoletani - organized ex Napoletan prisoners) which focuses on prisoners' rehabilitation in society after being released. Pietro Ioia also denounces prison guards abuses withing the Naples prison of Poggioreale. He publicly denounced the existence of the "Cella Zero" (Cell Zero), an unnumbered cell inside the prison of Poggioreale, Naples, where prisoners were illegally beaten by prison guards.
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