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Deep In Italian Mob Territory, Migrant Workers Face Violence - Vimarsana News

Deep In Italian Mob Territory, Migrant Workers Face Violence

ROSARNO — A shantytown of tents and shacks stretches out across an abandoned industrial district halfway between the towns of Rosarno and San Ferdinando, deep in the southern Italian region of Calabria. Some 2,500 farm workers from at least 16 different countries live in deplorable conditions surrou...

Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali - Vimarsana News

Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali

Antonio Strangio had evaded the grasp of Italian police in the seven years since an Interpol red notice was issued for his arrest.

Australian-Italian Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali - Vimarsana News

Australian-Italian Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali

Antonio Strangio had evaded the grasp of Italian police in the seven years since an Interpol red notice was issued for his arrest.

Australian-Italian Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali - Vimarsana News

Australian-Italian Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali

Antonio Strangio had evaded the grasp of Italian police in the seven years since an Interpol red notice was issued for his arrest.

Australian-Italian Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali - Vimarsana News

Australian-Italian Antonio Strangio linked to Calabria's ndrangheta arrested in Bali

Antonio Strangio had evaded the grasp of Italian police in the seven years since an Interpol red notice was issued for his arrest.

Source: smh.com.au