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Italian organized crime asset management
Overview
In Italy, efforts to manage and repurpose assets seized from organized crime have gained momentum through new proposals and local initiatives. The ‘Diamo linfa al bene’ campaign, presented by Libera Piemonte, has proposed a permanent allocation of 2% of the Single Justice Fund to support the social reuse of confiscated properties, which could provide approximately 92 million euros to local organizations.
In Naples, the opening of a cooking laboratory in a facility seized from the Camorra has underscored the ongoing need for efficient asset management. Chiara Colosimo, president of the Parliamentary Antimafia Commission, has called for easier access to recovery funds, the removal of strict temporal constraints on concessions, and the use of public-private partnerships to sustain these projects.
Entities
European Court of Auditors · Carabinieri · Chiara Colosimo · European Public Prosecutor's Office · Don Luigi Merola
Timeline
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesItaly proposes new funding for social reuse of confiscated mafia assets
Italian advocates propose allocating 2% of the Single Justice Fund to recover assets seized from organized crime for social reuse and community projects.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesEuropean authorities raise concerns over EU fund usage in Italy
European authorities have raised concerns over the use of EU funds for Italian car tax exemptions, while law enforcement intensifies efforts to prevent organized crime fraud targeting PNRR and agricultural aid.
Sources
cittagora.it · editorialedomani.it · metropolisweb.it · progettosanfrancesco.it · unionesarda.it