Despite various attempts to reinforce it, Pisaâs tower continued to subside at a rate of some 0.05 inches per year, placing it in increasing danger of collapse. By 1990, it was leaning 5.5 degrees (or some 15 feet) from the perpendicularâthe most extreme angle yet.
popolo The non-noble working classes, found in Italy, that was further divided into the popolo grasso and the popolo minuto. popolo grasso The popolo grasso was composed of wealthy and influential professionals and guild members who controlled trade and civic administration. The popolo grasso eventually developed its own aristocracy as the nouveau riche became established and the old feudal nobility died out or became impoverished. popolo minuto The popolo minuto were the craftsmen and labourers who were forbidden to organize into guilds. Since, in many communes, guild membership was a prerequisite for political office, the popolo minuto were effectively excluded from involvement in civic
Esposito (Italian pronunciation: [eËspÉËzito]) is a very common Italian surname. It ranks 4th among the most widespread surnames in Italy.[1] Although it is frequent throughout the country, it is especially prevalent in the Campania region and, most specifically, in the Naples area.[2][3]