August 31, 2022
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“We are sick.” These words flow out of the mouths of Neapolitans. “We have lost a family member.” Mourners flooded the streets of Naples after the death of the city’s idol, Diego Armando Maradona.
Naples has not been the same since Wednesday 25 November, when it lost a piece of its soul. “The Neapolitans, who are usually theatrical in expressing their pain, are digesting the loss of Maradona in a composed way,” says Jvan Sica, a scholar of Maradona and screenwriter of Maradonapoli, a documentary on the relationship between the Argentine and the Italian city. That relationship is almost impossible to explain in words, you have to feel it to understand it.
On 23 November 1980, an earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale devastated Irpinia, a district around the city of Avellino, 50km east of Naples. The proximity saw Naples and its surroundings significantly damaged. The city’s tourism sector suffered a downturn and the entire Naples economy was affected.