A Representative of the Ndrangheta Is Tried in Switzerland, Where the Mafia "Proliferates"
4 Articles
4 Articles
According to investigators, the trial at the Federal Criminal Court shows how strong the Italian Mafia networks in Switzerland are now. The accused Italian tells a completely different story.
A 59-year-old Italian appears on Monday before the Federal Criminal Court. He is accused of having served as a relay to the Calabria mafia organisation.The Italian mafia will be at the heart of the proceedings this Monday at the Federal Criminal Court (TPF), in Bellinzone, where the trial of an Italian citizen begins. This 59-year-old man, domiciled in the canton of Aargau where he operated a small peasantry business, is suspected of having serv…
The 'Ndranghetta prefers to establish itself in German-speaking Switzerland than in Ticino, told Bellinzone a prosecutor of the Public Prosecutor's Office of the Confederation (MPC). In Ticino, the authorities are more aware of the danger posed by such mafia organizations.
An Italian resident in Aargau appeared on Monday before the Federal Criminal Court in Bellinzone. He was accused of participating in and supporting a criminal organisation. According to the indictment, he represented the Anello-Fruci clan of the Ndrangheta in Switzerland.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources lean Left, 50% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
