German football fans wreak havoc in Naples' historic center, setting off firecrackers and causing chaos. In similar past incidents, Matteo Salvini, the leader of the League party, would have demanded the resignation of the Interior Minister and other officials. However, in 2022, Salvini's response is more subdued, questioning whether such behavior would occur in Germany and labeling the perpetrators as criminals rather than fans.

The eradication plan for brucellosis in Campania, which has led to the culling of many livestock, is being contested by buffalo breeders from Caserta at the European Parliament. The petition, promoted by breeders and MEP Piernicola Pedicini, aims to have the European Parliament take a critical stance on the regional plan and monitor its consequences. The plan has resulted in the closure of over 300 businesses and the loss of around 5,000 jobs, severely impacting local dairy industries. The petition will be reviewed by the European Parliament's Petitions Committee, with potential support from Fratelli d’Italia and Movimento 5 Stelle.

City councilors in Naples are clashing over the rerouting of flights from Capodichino Airport, with northern area representatives expressing concerns about increased noise and disruption. Carlo Migliaccio criticizes Gesac for transferring flight paths to the northern area and for poor communication. Claudio Cecere supports the need for a discussion table to address the issue. The conflict highlights tensions within the city council and the impact of flight routes on different city areas.

Environmental organizations, including Legambiente and Conamal, protest against the Puad approved by the Regional Government of Campania, arguing it reduces public beach access. They demand significant changes, such as increasing the percentage of free beach areas from 30% to 50% and ensuring access points every 100 meters instead of 200 meters. The organizations criticize the regional policy for favoring private beach lobbies and not aligning with national accessibility principles.

The conflict over flights at Capodichino Airport intensifies as the No Fly Zone committee engages with Arpac, the regional environmental protection agency, over noise and air pollution concerns. The committee criticizes the agreement between Arpac and airport operator Gesac, citing potential conflicts of interest. Arpac defends its role, stating that its activities are supplementary and aimed at ensuring impartial data collection. The outcome of the monitoring will determine future noise control measures.

Former mayor Luigi de Magistris raises questions about a mysterious social media account allegedly used by a staff member of the current mayor, Gaetano Manfredi, to slander political opponents. The account, 'Penna e obiettivo,' has targeted various political figures with offensive language. De Magistris also questions the current administration's use of funds and salary increases. The Municipality of Naples has not responded to these allegations.

The cooperative Napoli 2000, represented by lawyer Giancarlo Violante, refutes accusations from the No Box network regarding a supposed 25 million euro surplus in the construction of underground garages in Vomero Arenella. Violante clarifies that the number of garages and the financial figures presented by No Box are incorrect, emphasizing that the cooperative's costs are significantly higher than claimed. He also highlights that the cooperative is subject to rigorous financial scrutiny and does not engage in speculative activities.

The article discusses a protest in Naples against high rental prices, organized by the Collettivo Autorganizzato Universitario. Protesters set up camping tents to highlight the unsustainable housing costs and the lack of student accommodations. The article features testimonies from individuals affected by the housing crisis, attributing the issue to mass tourism and the conversion of residential properties into tourist accommodations. The text criticizes the local government for its inaction and suggests regulatory measures like those implemented in Amsterdam and Barcelona to address the problem. The article also highlights the social impact, including a significant increase in eviction notices.

The Line 1 metro in Naples has faced another service disruption, limiting circulation to the Piscinola-Dante route. This follows a similar issue the previous day, causing frustration among tourists and regular users. Adolfo Vallini from Usb Lavoro Privato highlights the need for new trains and infrastructure modernization, warning of potential service quality issues without significant investment. Upcoming works include replacing 53 elevators and escalators on the Piscinola-Vanvitelli route and enhancing station security measures.

Fabio Procaccini, a lawyer from Vomero, Naples, has initiated a campaign to remove disused iron poles from the city's streets, which he believes contribute to a sense of neglect and pose potential hazards. With the support of Nino Simeone, president of the Municipal Mobility Commission, Procaccini has successfully removed around thirty poles and aims to continue this effort. He encourages other citizens to join in these small but impactful actions to improve urban decor. Additionally, he has targeted outdated Telecom boxes, removing over a hundred, as part of his broader civic resistance against urban decay.