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13 December 2013
Parent Category: Iniziative (EN) -
Category: OMCOM – Osservatorio Mediterraneo sulle Mafie (EN)
The report on organized criminality has been presented in San Marino at the presence of Salvatore Calleri and senators Mario Michele Giarrusso and Giuseppe Lumia. Joined also San Marino’s authorities and among them Internal Affaire Secretary Gian Carlo Venturini.
It took place in Florence on 23 november 2013 at Spedale del Bigallo the 1° Summit of Mediterranean dealing with the problems of organized criminality. The Summit has been opened by Senate’s President Pietro Grasso. There were important speeches by Sen. Lumia, Sen. Giarrusso, Renato Scalia, Sen. Diana, Claudio Gherardini, Claudio Loiodice, Roberto Terzo, Prefect Cirillo Vice Head of State Police and Substitute of National Antimafia Prosecutor Giusto Sciacchitano joined in behalf of National Prosecutor Franco Roberti. Sponsor of the meeting was Nonna Betta Caponnetto. Moderated the meeting the President of Caponnetto Foundation. The summit was organized by Caponnetto Foundation together with Omcom and Fondazione Mediterraneo. Joined a delegation of San Marino’s citizens engaged against mafia and come along with Gianni Ricciardi.
The Ellenika operation showed the existence of international narcomafia groups working together.
Took place in San Marino the 3° Antimafia Summit, with the participation –among others – of State Secretary Gian Carlo Venturini and Giuseppe Maria Morganti, Italian Ambassador in San Marino Republic Barbara Bregato, of Senator Mario Michele Giarrusso, Member of Antimafia Parliamentar Commission , Senator Lorenzo Diana, League of Legality, Salvatore Calleri, president of Caponnetto Foundation, Domenico Bilotta, Caponnetto Foundation National Responsible for School, Michele Capasso, president of Fondazione Mediterraneo. The last one, during his speech, not only dealt with the mafia problem, but also about foreign policy: “There are no more big statesmen as were in the past and this is the most important reason because there is brutality based on illegality.” Still, I’ll tell to youngs that this is the time to dare, to be peace makers. The challenge is everyone has the power of his life in his hands. San Marino’s role is important: you are a small Republic, talking about physical dimensions of your state, but for your History you are great.” From this point starting the relaunch of a project which could comport youth exchange all over the world, from needy areas from Italy, Europe and all over the world in order to bring their visible experience. San Marino’s history will be part of “MAMT – Mediterrean Museum of Arts, Music and Traditions” established by Fondazione Mediterraneo which will open by the end of the year.