Viviana Mazza | |
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 Mazza in 2016 | |
| Born | June 15, 1978 |
| Occupations | Writer, journalist |
Viviana Mazza (born 15 June 1978, Catania, Sicily) is a writer and a journalist. She has been the US Correspondent for the Italian daily newspaper Corriere della Sera since November 1st 2022. She covers the White House and US politics, has covered both the Trump and the Biden/Harris campaigns, the Trump trials in New York and D.C. and she travelled with the US President as part of the Press Corps for the G7, G20 and other summits.
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At Corriere she had specialized, since 2006, in covering the United States and the Middle East. She also covered, among other countries, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria. She edited the America-Cina newsletter and contributed to the La27Ora blog. [1] [2]
In November 2015 (together with Paolo Valentino) she was the first European newspaper journalist to interview the Iranian president, Hassan Rouhani, after his election. [3] [4]
On November 1, 2022, Mazza became only the second woman to be appointed US correspondent for Corriere della Sera. [5]
She has published the following books for Mondadori: Storia di Malala (July 2013), Il Bambino Nelson Mandela (November 2014) and a version of the Storia di Malala book for younger children (September 2015). [6] In April 2016 she published Ragazze rubate, written with Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani. It tells the story of the young girls kidnapped in Nigeria by Boko Haram. [7] In July 2016 a version for younger readers of Il Bambino Nelson Mandela was published. [8] In October 2018 she published Guerrieri di sogni. Storie e paesi che dovresti conoscere. [9] In May 2019 she published Greta. La ragazza che sta cambiando il mondo. [10] In June 2020 she published La ragazza che imparò a volare. Storia di Simone Biles. [11] In May 2021 Mondadori published Il bambino fiocco di neve in a special easy-to-read edition for children and people with reading difficulties. [11] In September 2021 Mondadori published Il potere della musica , a story taken from Guerrieri di sogni. Storie e paesi che dovresti conoscere with new, original illustrations by Paolo d'Altan. [12] In October 2021 Mondadori published Io dico no al razzismo written together with Kibra Sebhat. [13]
In collaboration with Minna Proctor she translated Tullio Kezich's book Federico Fellini His Life and Work into English. [14]
She contributed a chapter to Che cos'è l'ISIS, a collaborative effort by Corriere della Sera journalists. [15]
In March 2019 Solferino Libri published Le ragazze di via Rivoluzione. [16]
22 June 2019. She was made an honorary citizen of Solarino, a town in the province of Syracuse, Sicily: the birthplace of her mother and grandmother. [17]
