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Napoli Boss Faces Fine For Pushing Cameraman

Napoli Boss Faces Fine For Pushing Cameraman
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Napoli president De Laurentiis could face hefty fine after pushing cameraman on eve of CL match

Napoli president De Laurentiis could face hefty fine after pushing cameraman on eve of CL match
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Napoli president Aurelio De Laurentiis facing UEFA fine after pushing cameraman and ending player interview

Napoli and Aurelio De Laurentiis are facing a heavy fine after the club president pushed a TV cameraman while ending a player interview. Forward Matteo Politano was speaking with Sky Sports Italia in a pitchside interview ahead of the second leg of his side’s Champions League last 16-tie against Barcelona. As the interview was being broadcast live, De Laurentiis, as reported in by Italian media, interrupted the conversation while shouting: “Politano! Politano! With you (Sky), he’s not allowed to talk.” Politano, seemingly taken aback, walked away as the Napoli president continued.

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Nearly 80% of Italians say they are Catholic But few regularly go to church

In Italy, centuries-old churches dot the landscape, sanctuaries and processions draw crowds, and nearly 80% of the population profess themselves Catholic. But to the majority, it’s an affiliation in name

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Catholic but not too much — Nearly 80% of Italians identify with the faith, but few regularly go to church

ISOLA DEL GRAN SASSO, Italy Two children scribbled petitions to St. Gabriele dell Addolorata in the vast sanctuary where the young saint is venerated in this central Italian mountain village. Andrea, 6, asked for blessings for his family and pets. Sofia, 9, gave thanks for winning a dance competition.

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