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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Middlesbrough is not Palermo
The Sicilian Vespers by Hayez: Romantic and Revolutionary.
The Daily Telegraph has published an essay on Middlesbrough, detailing how the town became the capital of crime and lawlessness, the single most dangerous place in the country afte...
Police under Attack in Sicily, Again
In fair Catania where we lay our scene….
Where Palermo leads, Catania follows. There has been a dust-up between drug dealers and the police in the San Cristoforo district, a place I have spoken about before now.
The police were out doing...
The Police Raid on Falsomiele in Palermo
Falsomiele, the place where the police were attacked by a mob three days ago, after trying to break up an illegal motorcycle race, is now the object of an intense police operation. The place has been sealed off with road blocks and a helico...
“Guerrilla warfare” in Palermo
Falsomiele, from Il Giornale di Sicilia
Rather an interesting story from Palermo, which is about Falsomiele, a district on the very edge of the city, right up against the mountains that surround it, very close to the place where I first st...
More violence in both Catania and Palermo
As the long summer holidays come to an end, Sicily is waking up into a nightmare of renewed violence. Never mind the fighting in the outskirts of Catania, which I wrote about yesterday, what about the poor tourist who woke terrified in the...
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