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Enego

  • Jul 29

    Italian journalist Adriano Cappellari investigated for fabricating arson attack and threats against himself, Meloni and a priest

    Prosecutors allege Adriano Cappellari secretly bought gas canisters and alcohol weeks before an explosion at his home in Enego, then accused local residents in a case that drew solidarity from Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.

  • May 31

    Incendiary Attack on Journalist Reporting on Caivano Mafia Triggers Political Condemnation in Italy

    Adriano Cappellari's home in Enego was struck by an explosive device around 23:30 on 30 May; a masked assailant left a letter threatening the 20‑year‑old journalist, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and anti‑mafia priest Don Maurizio Patriciello.

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