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Peter Gomez
Peter Gomez is co-founder and online editor of the Italian daily Il Fatto Quotidiano. He is also editor of FQ MillenniuM.He previously wrote for the Italian weekly L'Espresso. He is co-author with Marco Travaglio of La repubblica delle banane (2001), Lo chiamavano impunità (2003), Bravi ragazzi (2003), Regime (2004), Inciucio (2005), Le mille balle blu (2006), Onorevoli Wanted (2006), E continuavano a chiamarlo impunità (2007), Se li conosci li eviti (2008), co-author with Gianni Barbacetto and Marco Travaglio of Mani Sporche. 2001-2007 (2007) and Mani pulite. La vera storia (2014), co-author with Lirio Abbate of I complici. Tutti gli uomini di Bernardo Provenzano da Corleone al Parlamento (2007), co-author with Marco Lillo and Marco Travaglio of Bavaglio (2008) and author of Il vecchio che avanza: I fatti, le storie, i protagonisti (2018). His latest book is La repubblica degli impuniti. Così la prescrizione le leggi vergogna salvano i potenti (2019), written with Valeria Pacelli and Giovanna Trinchella.
Secret history of the 'ndrangheta. A long and obscure affair of blood and power (1860-2018)
The 'ndrangheta is among the most powerful criminal organizations in the world, now extended and rooted as an international company, thanks also to an annual turnover estimated at tens of billions of ...
What is the truth about David Rossi? The investigation into the death of the manager of the Monte dei Paschi Bank, found dead on the evening of 6 March 2013 in the alley under the window of his office...
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) has become an important working tool for journalists in all countries where it was introduced, from the US to Britain. Three months after the first Italian FOIA b...
From the prosecution to journalists for divulging court documents linked to the Monte dei Paschi di Siena case to the lists drawn up by politicians against journalists: how does financial and politi...
Attacks against investigative journalism in Italy don't come (just) from death threats. Intimidatory lawsuits, unjustified seizures, deficient and inadequate laws, unreasonable claims for compensati...
How do journalists use Change.org, the largest worldwide platform of online activism, to go beyond the news and try to create real change in society? Journalists will recount their transition from...
A discussion on the unlikely rise of current Italian PM Matteo Renzi, taking as its starting point the book L'intoccabile. Matteo Renzi - la vera storia (2014) by Davide Vecchi.
“In an exercise of memory proposed by Sandra Bonsanti, the author retraces the main stages of the nihilistic and criminal history of the relationship of power-money in recent decades and hidden unde...
The Internet is like a public square and just as with every public square of our towns and cities there are people who discuss and interact peacefully and those who behave in an irresponsible, abusive...
London (and any destination that Italians flee to) is no better than Italy, writes Catherine Soffici in her book Italia yes, Italia no. “But I found the (blessing of the) banality of normality in Lo...
News is all over the net from newsletters to portals, among photo galleries, videos, and more and more personalized services. Internet, like newspapers and television, builds its own hierarchy of news...
Broadcast live from Perugia of FattoTV on investigative journalism and the relationship between media and power.
The presentation of an in-depth analysis of how Italian newspapers use Facebook and Twitter.
Public office for personal enrichment? The 1992 so-called Mani pulite judicial investigation into political corruption dramatically swept out of office much of the Italian political establishment. ...
New webtv: from log-in to check-in There’s just no stopping webtv. But webtv companies will need to evolve swiftly in order to survive: from intimations of immortality to declinations of interact...
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