Not that anyone had done it first: the work above and below the stage of Giulio Cavalli is a manifestation stimabilissima, but you know, when you pit the small screen, the impact was devastating.
On 15 March, after three years of investigations were arrested 35 people allegedly affiliated with the 'Ndrangheta.
The thing that strikes me most is the silence on the subject. As if silent enough to eliminate the problem, as if he did not know that silence does nothing but encourage the mob.
in recent years (as described in the DIA report, Anti-Mafia Investigation Department, of 2010) in Lombardy, the 'Ndrangheta is evolving and branching more and more. The news of the investigations and arrests, therefore, represented only the tip of the iceberg. An iceberg that we've always liked to think far, but now embraces our lives from evil with good northern love.
was soon clear that the mafia would also finally landed in the north: the perfect machine business is to manage their business where the money run more, and bled to death after the South here is the bosses who make the summit between the aisles of groceries, and Arci circles in the province, and are seeking protection money to clubs . But the investigations, especially, reveal how the 'Ndrangheta has contributed to major public and private works of our city: the former Fair to hatch, the former Ansaldo Via Tortona, the parking of Piazza XXV Aprile, the metropolitan street Comasina and Viale Zara, the underpass Lambrate, work for the State Route 36 in Monza, and many others).
is a macroscopic problem, a problem that becomes even more deafening in the silence of local governments.
Just today on the pages of Corriere (national edition) has reported a letter from the Attorney of Reggio Calabria, Giuseppe Pignatone , explaining in detail the phenomenon of the 'Ndrangheta in Northern Ireland and, once again, calls for the breaking of 'conspiracy of silence, the abuse of civil resistance in front of the mob.
But the strong reaction, as well as civil society, must reach a political and administrative level. First of all beginning to talk about it, let alone the emotions and pride of belonging to the North, thinking that the mafia is a problem of the South only. It is a problem all over Italy, is perhaps the biggest problem, more great corruption and tax evasion, we often forget to be consequential in an entrenched organized crime across the country.
But what can the political power, in particular the administration of a city like Milan?
Check the awarding of contracts, even with an anti-Mafia commission in view of the Expo (because it is reinforced by the gangs that draw their lifeblood), tackle drug dealing in the entire "supply chain" (the 'Ndrangheta operates the largest international drug trafficking to South America), and put in a position to encourage citizens to report illegal phenomena, invest courses in education law.
"When it comes to organized crime, comes as a sort of melancholy end: what can we do about this? In reality not everything is dark, and it is important to talk about it. [...] One of the things that the organization fears the most is the act of men, acting with dignity, not bending, not as a favor to ask what is rightfully ours [...]. At a time when each of us is not evil, they're doing back and dreaming of an Italy is perhaps different. "
(Roberto Saviano, Come away with me )
For further information:
Milan, on the hands of local clan vip
Saviano says the league is silent because the Mafia infiltrated the north.
'Ndrangheta, the alarm of the Dia: interactions with companies in Lombardy
hands of the' Ndrangheta in Lombardy
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