ITALY - THE WORLD IN THE MIDDLE
Follow the podcast Crime & Punishment 01 in your app:
Read it:
Italy wrote the laws the world copied to fight the mafia, then found the crime inside its own house: a Palermo judge who ran seized mafia fortunes for her circle; the anti-mafia face of Sicilian business, convicted of corruption; a false witness the courts say police built after Borsellino's murder; some four hundred council dissolutions. This book follows the money from the pizzo ledger to Gioia Tauro, Maltese betting licenses, European farm subsidies and Dubai, and asks who escaped, and how. Covers Silvana Saguto and Palermo's seized-assets court, Antonello Montante and Confindustria Sicilia, Matteo Messina Denaro and Cosa Nostra, Marcello Dell'Utri and Silvio Berlusconi, Rocco Morabito and the 'Ndrangheta, Francesco Schiavone and the Casalesi, and Benedetto Bacchi and his Maltese betting platform.
Listen
Part 01
4:08:48
Part 02
4:37:41
Part 03
4:07:50
Part 04
5:03:57
More from Crime & Punishment
- IVORY COAST - WAIVED ONCE AND FOR ALL
By Aya Ehouman · 4 parts · 14 h 24 min
- JAPAN - THE UNDERWORLD WITH AN ADDRESS
By Kenji Morioka · 4 parts · 12 h 41 min
- JORDAN - THE DEPARTMENT'S SEAL
By Dana Shboul · 4 parts · 11 h 43 min
- KAZAKHSTAN - A NARROW CIRCLE
By Aigerim Seitkali · 4 parts · 13 h 13 min
- KENYA - A LITTLE SOMETHING
By Akinyi Owino · 4 parts · 11 h 34 min
- KOSOVO - THE BILL NOBODY PAID
By Arta Zeqiri · 4 parts · 12 h 30 min