Few mafias are as old as the Camorra, born in the 19th century on the streets of Naples. Despite its long history and the extensive coverage it has received—from Roberto Saviano's books to dozens of films—the Camorra remains one of the most active mafias in international drug trafficking. This is confirmed, for example, by the latest anti-drug report from the Italian Ministry of the Interior, which states that it imports hashish and cocaine from Spain, South America, Africa, and the Arabian Peninsula. Now, it has been shown that the Camorra's relationship with Catalonia is also close.

At the beginning of the 17th century, in one of the floors of the Quartieri Spagnoli in Naples, a Catalan soldier guarded a surprising library. His name was Juan de Pinoso, the son of a minor branch of the Gironella nobility and had come to the city to serve Philip III. His household inventory, preserved in the State Archive of Naples, contains nearly seventy volumes, with copies of religious books and Latin grammar, Italian poetry, devotional works, and Castilian novels such asThe Celestinaand theLazarillo de Tormes.

The player with a more attractive poster of the current Girona squad, Left-back Miguel Gutiérrez is on the verge of solving part of the club's problems, which needs to make a significant sale to help them cover their salary cap. Gutiérrez and the Girona side are currently in talks with Napoli, the current Serie A champions, and could close the deal imminently for a figure of approximately 20 million euros. That money would not go entirely to Montilivi, because Madrid owns 50% of the player's rights.

"Naples is a walk, through the alleys, among others. Naples is a dream and everyone knows it, but they don't really know the truth," wrote musician Pino Daniele in 1977. At the time, he was an artist from the city center struggling to make a career, amidst incomprehension looks and friends who wouldn't leave him alone. It wasn't easy living in the city; the violence between the clans of the quarrel He was getting older, there were no jobs, and Maradona hadn't yet signed for the local team. Pino Daniele would sing in Neapolitan instead of the standard Italian imposed by the language academy in Florence. They told him he wouldn't succeed like that. Especially not if he fused local styles with foreign ones like jazz. But in 1977 he wrote "Napule è ′na cammenata..." and created an anthem.

Four people died and one was seriously injured in a cable car accident that occurred this Thursday in Castellammare di Stabia, Naples. The accident occurred when the cable car broke, causing two cabins to dangle in the air. Sixteen people were on board, mostly tourists, but also cable car workers. Before rescue teams could access the cable car, one of the two cabins, the one dangling closest to the summit, collapsed completely and fell to its void. Three people were initially confirmed dead, but rescue teams later found the body of one of the missing passengers. The four fatalities are three tourists and the driver.