Published www.vocelibera.it "The Veneto is late, but it is a fire under the ashes. There is an activity of money laundering and investment by organized crime, but is so underground. " So he recently expressed Enzo Ciconte, author of "'Ndrangheta Valley", a consultant from 1997 to 2008 of the Parliamentary Anti-Mafia and organized crime history professor at the University Roma Tre.
Moreover, if in Lombardy there is a real system 'Ndrangheta, was difficult to think that the other region of northern Florida could be immune. In the first six months of 2010, the Dia in the region reported 689 suspicious financial transactions and 74 have been confiscated or seized property and 4 companies. In the report the investigators speak of "signs of interest" by increasing the 'Ndrangheta to the Veneto region. Region that has seen over the last twenty years before the existence of Cosa Nostra (linked to the boss Lo Piccolo) and, subsequently, that of the Camorra clan Casalesi and Licciardi.
From the findings so far the main families of the 'Ndrangheta who do business in Veneto are Morabito (originardi of Africa, in Locri), the Pangallo and fish (the "owners" of Rosarno). The main areas of interest are the provinces of Treviso and Padua, Verona and Vicenza. "The 'Ndrangheta - write Nicaso Antonio and Nicola Gratteri about the Veneto - proved to be extremely dangerous. The main activity is the money-laundering. The gangs in the area are also involved in the management of trafficking as narcotics, weapons, extortion and often resort to the method of intimidation including murder, extortion, retaliation and violence by highlighting its unique characteristics of the 'Ndrangheta. " In Friuli Venezia Giulia
instead, according to the arguments of the two experts, organizations "have found fertile ground among local business, tourism and hotel business of real estate, all persons from the region."
few weeks ago, in Friuli, was arrested at the Italian-Slovenian border Fernetti, a few miles from Trieste, Anthony Cortese, accused by the boss Antonino Lo Giudice sorry to the magistrates of the attacks took place in Reggio Calabria in 2010 and which they saw as the main target the Attorney General Antonio Di Landro.
To date there is only one certainty 'ndrina firmly on this territory, that of Mancuso (originating in the province of Vibo Valentia), which is devoted mainly to money laundering.
But the alarm is high in Friuli has recently emphasized the regional secretary of SIULP (the main union of police officers), Roberto Declich in an article published on Anti-Mafia millennium. The reflections of the union are large and criticize the stance taken by the institutions under track in dealing with the concept of security: an iron fist against petty crime and ambiguous attitude in the fight against the mafia.
"The commitment on the security front 'perceived', in my opinion, was not accompanied by equal zeal when it came to focus attention on the collective real danger of infiltration of crime, including Mafia, the economy of most advanced areas of the country. This undervaluation, in addition to media, there has been also often ambiguous legislation: Law on false accounting, "tax shelter" and, last but not least, the dreaded law on wiretapping. It would be appropriate to ask whether also in our region can receive the signals of the presence of criminal organizations, including Mafia, which place at risk the integrity of its facilities, if there is the possibility of infiltration of illicit capital, in consideration of the serious economic crisis contingent and, finally, whether to put these issues before the public ... The focus on criminal phenomena actually present on our territory should be encouraged, without any instrumentalization and without underestimation. Conclude by recalling the statements of the son of a 'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian town of Ciro' from residing in a municipality in the hinterland of Milan, who was interviewed by the TV report, after ensuring that in their city of residence, there was no problem of crime and in particular no settlement of mafia, made a pause for reflection, he added immediately that, in fact, the only problem was linked to the presence of immigrants who undermined the peaceful routine of the place. "
Moreover, if in Lombardy there is a real system 'Ndrangheta, was difficult to think that the other region of northern Florida could be immune. In the first six months of 2010, the Dia in the region reported 689 suspicious financial transactions and 74 have been confiscated or seized property and 4 companies. In the report the investigators speak of "signs of interest" by increasing the 'Ndrangheta to the Veneto region. Region that has seen over the last twenty years before the existence of Cosa Nostra (linked to the boss Lo Piccolo) and, subsequently, that of the Camorra clan Casalesi and Licciardi.
From the findings so far the main families of the 'Ndrangheta who do business in Veneto are Morabito (originardi of Africa, in Locri), the Pangallo and fish (the "owners" of Rosarno). The main areas of interest are the provinces of Treviso and Padua, Verona and Vicenza. "The 'Ndrangheta - write Nicaso Antonio and Nicola Gratteri about the Veneto - proved to be extremely dangerous. The main activity is the money-laundering. The gangs in the area are also involved in the management of trafficking as narcotics, weapons, extortion and often resort to the method of intimidation including murder, extortion, retaliation and violence by highlighting its unique characteristics of the 'Ndrangheta. " In Friuli Venezia Giulia
instead, according to the arguments of the two experts, organizations "have found fertile ground among local business, tourism and hotel business of real estate, all persons from the region."
few weeks ago, in Friuli, was arrested at the Italian-Slovenian border Fernetti, a few miles from Trieste, Anthony Cortese, accused by the boss Antonino Lo Giudice sorry to the magistrates of the attacks took place in Reggio Calabria in 2010 and which they saw as the main target the Attorney General Antonio Di Landro.
To date there is only one certainty 'ndrina firmly on this territory, that of Mancuso (originating in the province of Vibo Valentia), which is devoted mainly to money laundering.
But the alarm is high in Friuli has recently emphasized the regional secretary of SIULP (the main union of police officers), Roberto Declich in an article published on Anti-Mafia millennium. The reflections of the union are large and criticize the stance taken by the institutions under track in dealing with the concept of security: an iron fist against petty crime and ambiguous attitude in the fight against the mafia.
"The commitment on the security front 'perceived', in my opinion, was not accompanied by equal zeal when it came to focus attention on the collective real danger of infiltration of crime, including Mafia, the economy of most advanced areas of the country. This undervaluation, in addition to media, there has been also often ambiguous legislation: Law on false accounting, "tax shelter" and, last but not least, the dreaded law on wiretapping. It would be appropriate to ask whether also in our region can receive the signals of the presence of criminal organizations, including Mafia, which place at risk the integrity of its facilities, if there is the possibility of infiltration of illicit capital, in consideration of the serious economic crisis contingent and, finally, whether to put these issues before the public ... The focus on criminal phenomena actually present on our territory should be encouraged, without any instrumentalization and without underestimation. Conclude by recalling the statements of the son of a 'Ndrangheta, the Calabrian town of Ciro' from residing in a municipality in the hinterland of Milan, who was interviewed by the TV report, after ensuring that in their city of residence, there was no problem of crime and in particular no settlement of mafia, made a pause for reflection, he added immediately that, in fact, the only problem was linked to the presence of immigrants who undermined the peaceful routine of the place. "
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