Raffaele Nigro

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Raffaele Nigro (9 November 1947) is an Italian writer and journalist.

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Raffaele Nigro has Lucanian origins. [1] He lives and works in Bari, [2] where he was a programmer-director from 1979 to 1989. Member of the Order of Journalists of Puglia, he was appointed Director and subsequently Editor-in-Chief for the regional headquarters of RAI. As a journalist, Nigro collaborates with the newspapers Avvenire, Il Mattino, Corriere della Sera. In 1997 he published Adriatico, a finalist for the Premio Strega. [3] In 2020 he joined Empathism. [4]

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References

  1. "Raffaele Nigro". www.italianieuropei.it.
  2. "Raffaele Nigro: "Così alleno la mente per raccontare il Sud e l'assenza del ritorno, la vita da pensionato può attendere"". la Repubblica. October 22, 2023.
  3. "Allo scrittore Raffaele Nigro la cittadinanza onoraria di San Vito dei Normanni - L'Ora di Brindisi e provincia". August 20, 2024.
  4. "I cento della "Scuola Empatica", nuovo Movimento per le Arti, fondato da Menotti Lerro. Un libro con il Manifesto e le testimonianze". poesia.corriere.it.