The Chemist of Catania
Alexander Lucie-SmithI am a Catholic priest and I write about Sicily and the Mafia. I spent eight years in Italy, I have travelled the peninsula, and have long been fascinated by crime.
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Catania’s Urban Regeneration Plans
One of Mussolini’s enduring legacies is that of town planner, and you simply cannot get away from this in Rome even today. All the grand boulevards, such as the Parco Archaeologico sweeping past the Baths of Caracalla, the Via dei Fori Impe...
Corruption Probe in Syracuse
Just as the Financial Police have been uncovering corruption in Palermo, something similar is happening in Syracuse. No names have been released, but the investigating judge has been hard at work, uncovering a network of relationships that...
Corruption in Sicily
Renato Schifani, head of the Sicilian Region (left) with is friend and associate Gaetano Armao. From La Giornale di Sicilia
Sicily has been plunged into fevered speculation about yet another political scandal. At the centre of the storm is...
Death Comes with a Price Tag in Sicily
Smoking Etna, seen from Enna, the heart of Sicily. A view totally unconnected with this article. Picture by the author
British readers will know that when someone dies, the doctor has to certify the death. This can take a few days, and the...
Is Palermo Safe?
Piazza Sant’Anna, courtesy of the Carabinieri.
Piazza Sant’Anna is one of the most lovely squares in Palermo’s old town. The building next to the Church of that name, a former convent, is a fine art museum and just down the road is the his...
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