In which Ndrangheta Clan is this guy? I have nothing found in the Article.

http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/mafia-drug-kingpin-hid-plain-sight-costa-del-sol-pizzeria-boss-1649826

Mafia drug kingpin hid in plain sight as Costa del Sol pizzeria boss

There are several Calabrians based in Dubai, it's a safe haven for many guys.

Do they have the same kind of monopoly in the Heroin trade in Europe as in the Cocaine trade?

I just watched some documents about the Ndrangheta, and i wonder who are they ?! Like i mean what makes them the strongest oc group in the world ?
And do they opreate in the us with the Lcn or with other street gangs ?

Ndrangheta is wide spread,they do operate in US,but they have really strong presence in Switzerland,Germany,Australia etc.

They have really strong links to freemasonry,which makes them really powerful in Italy.

Their base is in Canada, but they are also on the east coast in particular NY and Florida.

Thanks
Thanks !

Does anyone know where to find Domenico Trimbolis statements? I wanna know what he said about the ndrangheta and the drug trade etc.

Blitz in Taurianova, 48 arrests also the former mayor. The investigation allowed the magistrates to rebuild the protection network of the boss Ernesto Fazzalari, a fugitive for over 20 years and arrested by the carabinieri in June 2016. The former mayor of Taurianova (Reggio Calabria), Domenico Romeo, also ended in handcuffs. The Avignon, Zagari, Fazzalari and Viola clan have been cut off to which the Sposato, Tallarida and Maio-Cianci groups are connected with functional autonomy.

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2017-12/12/c_136820850.htm

25 mln euros seized, 48 arrested in operation against Calabrian mafia in Italy

The repentant Consolato Villani just told in an 'ndrangheta trial that Toto Riina came to Reggio Calabria to meet the De Stefanos and the Piromallis to make agreements to bring the 'ndrangheta to participate in the massacres. The first favor of the Calabrians to Riina was the murder of the judge Scopelliti. From there arose a pact between Cosa Nostra and some parts of the 'Ndrangheta.

Italian police on Wednesday caught a member of the Calabria-based ‘Ndrangheta mafia on the run since November from a warrant for drug trafficking. The man was named as Domenico Pepè, 62, from Rosarno in Calabria. He was stopped by Carabinieri near Salerno south of Naples. Pepè, a member of the Pesce clan, has ties to the Dominican Republic and Peru.

Someone of you know the Farao Ndrina?

You think this Clan is Powerful and Strong or more a weaker Ndrina?

Antonio Strangio of San Luca has been arrested in Germany.

http://www.gazzettadelsud.it/news/reggio/272027/arrestato-il-latitante-antonio-strangio.html

A 41-year-old factory worker was in very serious condition after being ambushed in Calabria Wednesday. Leonardo Minnici, a man with no criminal record, was hit by two rifle shots, police said, at Caraffa del Bianco in the crime-ridden Locride area.

Longo has been sentenced by the federal court in Bellinzona to 5 and a half years for recycling millions of criminal origin.

From the few things I read he mostly described the system and codes used in the drug trafficking and the contacts with the Vibonese.

Hollander, i would like to know if he talked about prices and stuff, how much he was moving a month and how much he earned etc. If those kind of statementes exists

http://www.themercury.com.au/news/nation...af968b7e10d6b8e

Australian Law enforcement restructure to focus on Italian mafia

The Carabinieri carried out, in the province of Perugia and in other localities of the national territory, 62 precautionary measures (46 people arrested, seven under house arrest and the others subject to residence), issued at the request of the anti-mafia district attorney of Perugia, by association of mafia type, extortion, usury, damage, fraudulent bankruptcy, fraud, fraudulent transfer of values, with the aggravating of the mafia, as well as for the association aimed at the traffic of drugs and exploitation of prostitution. Seized assets for 30 million.

http://www.theweek.co.uk/90851/does-the-mafia-still-exist

Does the Mafia still exist?

"The ‘Ndrangheta can now call upon up to 60,000 foot soldiers scattered across 30 countries, says Quartz."

Wow
Wow is that even true ?
I thought something between 10,000 - 12,000 members

I also found that somewhat exaggerated. I know they have been expanding faster than other mafia's but to reach 60k is far fetched.

I wonder how the Mafia benefits from Garbage buisness. I know its good money and all but exactly where is the scam, how do they scam that buisness, how do they profit so much from it?

Let's pretend you own a waste management company and through intimidation and payoffs of city officials you are guaranteed a large section of New York. You would be a millionaire in no time. Furthermore, pretend that some of your associates also own waste management companies and this group of 5 or ten companies all collude and bid for city contracts. This process will in fact monopolize waste management removal and enrich you and your associates.
In Naples the mafia on several occasions were successful at holding people & city hostage and will not allow removal of waste without getting what they want. At the right price they will removal asbestos or nuclear waste illegally without following proper protocol. These are but a few examples notwithstanding payroll roll (no show) jobs, money laundering and other.

An 18-year-old boy was shot dead Saturday afternoon in the historic center of Crotone under the incredulous eyes of passers-by.

A 57-year-old man opened the fire. Salvatore Gerace - this is the name of the killer - was captured later by police officers.

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/01/22/the-women-who-took-on-the-mafia

The Women Who Took on the Mafia

Rosa Zagari is back in freedom, the partner of the boss Ernesto Fazzalari ended up in jail as part of the "Terramara" operation. The Court of Freedom decided this yesterday, accepting the appeal filed by the woman's lawyer, Antonino Napoli.
Zagari was challenged the role of participant of the cosca Zagari-Fazzalari with the task of helping the fugitive Ernesto Fazzalari,and maintain relations with affiliates.
Before being arrested after 20 years on the run, Fazzalari was considered the second most dangerous fugitive in Italy after Matteo Messina Denaro. The Court of Review, fully accepting the arguments of the lawyer Antonino Napoli, has therefore ordered the release of Zagari.