Vincenzo Mattei

English Section


This part is dedicated to all works translated to English.

Hossiba Hadj Saharaoui – Middle East responsable for Amnesty International (Oct 2nd 2012)

Egyptian Muslim Brothers Reportage January 14th 2012

Articles about Egypt published on Il Manifesto

Egyptian Muslim Brothers

November 22nd 2011, Tahrir, square. Battle in Falaky square and in Falaky street

Night of November 21st 2011, Tahrir, battle in Falaky square and street, battle in Mohmed Mahmud until the Egyptian Ministry of Interior

November 20 th 2011, Tahrir, Falaky square and street behind

English Curriculum

Pubblicato da Vincenzo Mattei

Vincenzo Mattei Born November 1, 1973 in Civitavecchia – Rome. Italy Degree in Political Science at the University of Rome La Sapienza in International Law (1998). Currently living in Cairo since October 30, 2006. Collaborates with the newspaper Il Manifesto since March 2011 to artistic supplement Alias ​​interviewing local artists, analyzing their work and the Egyptian Revolution. Published the novel ”L’altro” (The other) with Prospettiva publishing house (2009). Written two other novels and two travel diaries yet to be published. He speaks and writes fluent English, Arabic and Spanish. Egypt has helped me to mature my writing, refining it through an analysis of what was happening around me, from there came the desire to express my thoughts and share with others through this blog, where you can find articles / interviews published by Il Manifesto, as long as extract from my books, published (“The Other”) and not (an excerpt from “The train to lose”), and two short stories of my travel experiences: Sicilian Days and Meddle Eastern Impressions (both available on the website).

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