> mostly to older people, migrants and the Roma
I think they misinterpreted this part. "The Roma" does not make much sense. I think the person they talked to said "the rom" (that in English may sound like gipsy). They are a very spread ethnicity in Naples (and around Naples) and the majority of them are poor people who panhandle around to make some money.
> mostly to older people, migrants and the Roma I think they misinterpreted this part. "The Roma" does not make much sense. I think the person they talked to said "the rom" (that in English may sound like gipsy). They are a very spread ethnicity in Naples (and around Naples) and the majority of them are poor people who panhandle around to make some money.