Overview
- The piazzale housing Naples’ Maradona mural is currently inaccessible after proprietors shut the site in protest.
- Municipal police reported seizing shirts and souvenirs, five unauthorized beverage carts, and two unlicensed fixed shops, issuing €5,000 fines.
- Officers documented about 9.4 square meters of unlawful public-space occupation and filed a criminal complaint over an alleged illegal power hookup.
- The owners’ lawyer disputes a broad merchandise seizure at Largo Maradona, saying enforcement concerned a contravention and an ambulant van subject to challenge.
- City technical offices are verifying the urban use of roughly 200 square meters as the proprietors seek to regularize the area as a designated market through the Chamber of Commerce.