There is still a steel pact between Casalesi and Corleonesi on fruit and vegetables and waste. The heirs of Schiavone and Bidognetti are extremely active, despite all the blows inflicted by investigations, convictions and 41 bis inflicted on bosses and wingmen: and the new frontier of organized crime looks towards road transport of large retailers, without however never giving up the waste business.
New details emerge on the strategies that are pushing Cosa Nostra (and in particular that of the Corleonesi) to make agreements with the Camorra of Terra di Lavoro. The National Anti-Mafia Prosecutor's Office has already acquired important results in the fight against the agromafia. But there are still many investigations underway between Campania, Sicily, Calabria and many northern regions that aim to identify the channels of what appears to have become the core business of the Italian mafias.
Investigations that aim to demonstrate how Casalesi and Sicilians would no longer compete for the territory, having decided to aim towards a shared interest, sharing the big transport cake. From cocaine to weapons, tons of hashish and waste (like toxic ones), on the one hand; and on the other, fruit and vegetables and other lawful goods. Because, today, those who control road transport get their hands on an important part of the national economy.