Today, Giuseppe Caprotti is also the president of the Guido Venosta Foundation, his maternal grandfather. The foundation was established with the aim of spreading the highest ideals of culture and solidarity and is actually involved in four areas: health protection and scientific research, solidarity, promotion of culture, environmental protection
The protagonists include Daniele Benatoff, Matteo Marzotto, Marco Alverà, Tonino Lamborghini, Matteo Lunelli , Giuseppe Caprotti in dialogue with Mattia Malgara, Guglielmo Manetti, Danilo Iervolino, Tatiana Rizzante, Marina Salamon, Massimiliano Silvestri, Giovanni Marigliano, Cristina Zucchetti, Angelo Mastrolia, Antonino Cannavacciuolo, Andrea Costantini, Daniele Ferrero (Venchi), Martino Scabbia Guerrini, Matteo Zanetti
The original headline, later removed by Corriere ortofrutticolo, is the one above. I also quote below the headline as revised by the newspaper. Obviously, as is easily understood when reading the article, I have never ‘attacked the identity of the central cooperatives’
I am grateful to jury president Gianna Parri for having been included among the finalists. Beyond the third place achieved, the support and appreciation of the jurors and readers in the room was comforting
“…a heartfelt outpouring, written in blood by Giuseppe Caprotti, a descendant of Esselunga. The novel is well written…”
The story of Maria Busi Ferruzzi is reported in the book ‘Le Ossa dei Caprotti’ because it exemplifies how a supplier can become a servant. On Januaria Piromallo, Marchioness Capece Piscinelli di Montebello of the Dukes of Capracotta, on the other hand, I have drawn a pious veil
From Tuscany came the ‘revolutionary’ project at the time to give customers, from every region where Esselunga was established, what they wanted. It sounds banal but in fact it was not at all.
