11 January 2012
Mafia is Italy's Biggest Business
It would be good to find the report. This summary article tells us very little we didnt already know.
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http://www.sosimpresa.it/1090/presentazione-le-mani-della-criminalita-sulle-imprese---xiii-rapporto-di-sos-impresa.html i guess the report is this but unluckly I cannot find a pfd version
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