About this Event
In my work as a correspondent from the U.S., what I do is try to "explain America to Italy," that is, to observe and attempt to understand what is, on the surface, one of the most recognizable places in the world, because it has been represented in hundreds of films, heard in thousands of songs, and "worn" every time we buy a pair of blue jeans or a baseball cap. It enters our lives every time we eat a hamburger or buy Coca-Cola at the supermarket. We think we know everything about the U.S., and each of us has a very clear idea of what they are, or what we can expect from Americans. More often than not, that's not the case. Since I’ve been living here, one thing has become increasingly clear to me: that socialism, for Americans, is primarily a new idea, increasingly less tainted by the brand of infamy.
MARINA CATUCCI Correspondent from the United States for Il Manifesto, documentarist, she collaborates with various Italian radio and television stations. Elettorale Americana is the podcast she curates on U.S. politics, released every Friday.
LUCIANO TIRINNANZI Professional journalist, he has been writing for the weekly Panorama for many years and was the editor-in-chief of the geopolitical magazines LookOut News and Babilon Magazine. Author of numerous essays, he is the director of the publishing house Paesi Edizioni.
FEDERICO LEONI U.S. Correspondent Sky Tg24 He has been covering the U.S. presidential elections since 2008. Il suo ultimo libro (2024)
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Sullaluna bookstore & Bistrot, 41 Carmine Street, New York, United States
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