Posters have begun to pick up the stories of the routes of poisons September 5, 2009, in a report on the landfill Borgo Montello, in the province of Latina . This area not far from Rome, where according to some employees of the Justice Casale have buried hazardous waste for years, has a vocation for agriculture. It's like a garden where they grow vegetables, fruits, wine grapes. A few months ago Lazio ARPA (Regional Agency for Environmental Protection), wrote that the groundwater is contaminated. Well, the suspicion was - and is - that there are over a part of drums of hazardous wastes transported in the late 80's by some ships of poisons.
The discovery yesterday of a container at the bottom of the Tuscan sea adds another piece to our reconstruction. And, if it is found that the waste is toxic, it would be a demonstration of what we're trying to prove 'the case' does not stop at the wreck of Cetraro and one we are taking is not just a story of the past, but a simpleton that continues today.
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The routing system has been used by at least 140 "major brands", that the elite of the Italian industrial system, as we have reported and documented in recent days. And the same network collusion, aiding and abetting criminals, alongside parts of the state where we are now seeing the worst mafia - the Camorra and 'Ndrangheta - was then enlarged and specialized in recent years. There are at least five questions that await an answer. The Chronicles
talk about the latest allied industries Enea fixer as Flavio Carboni to handle alleged trafficking of asbestos (inquiry into landfill Pomezia, 2009), we have assisted in the management of huge landfills Biutiful cauntri of Casale, we wrote of how large companies all burned in incinerators without any control. These are pieces of the same story, which continues the '80s, when the Italian ships carried around the world waste of our industries.
For this we will continue to speak on these pages vessels of poisons. There are questions for months waiting for a response from the government. Pieces of a single disaster still shrouded by a dense network of political and institutional reluctance. The list, hoping that one day someone will manage to unravel the tangle and give some answers. Here they are.
1) - On September 5, we asked the Civil Defence to know where they were disposed of 10,500 toxic drums from the ship Zanoobia reported in Italy in May 1988. Civil protection so far not been able to respond. We therefore ask the Minister for the Environment: the government is able to explain how and where they were disposed of hazardous toxic waste back to Italy between 1988 and 1989?
2) - Minister Carlo Giovanardi said in Parliament in 2004: "Obvious warning signs are caught in some legal proceedings which showed a clear overlap between these activities and illegal arms trafficking. (...) Several factors show that the involvement in the trafficking of institutional and non-European governments. " What are those countries who have been involved in international traffic of waste?
3) - On 24 January 2006, the then deputy public prosecutor Francesco di Paola told Greek before the bicameral committee on waste which was found off a wreck Cetraro length of 126 meters. Following further information received by the Prosecutor Paola Giordano Bruno, the regional minister of the Greek Calabria Silvio wrote May 14, 2009 to Environment Minister asking for action to the study of the wreck. Because in the nearly four years the Ministry of Environment has never detailed what was communicated by the Prosecutor Paolo since January 2006?
4) - In the same session in January 2006, the Greek public prosecutor said that Francis was not able to obtain precise information from the Coast Guard on wrecks off Cetraro and in some cases had been opposed by the military secret. It appears to Minister that there is a state secret or military wrecks on the seabed of Calabria? E 'was never placed on the secret story of the ships of poisons? It 's true that the Coast Guard did not provide the information requested by the prosecutor in Paola, as claimed by the magistrate Francesco Greek?
5) - In May 2007, an entrepreneur of Fondi (Latina), Massimo Di Fazio Anastasio, then arrested on charges of Mafia-like manner wear, announced that it had entered into an agreement with Liberia for the export of waste Africa worth 170 million euro. According to the website of the local channel seven, the agreement also participated in the ex-mayor Luigi Parisella. Today then we report the story of containers thrown into the sea by German ships, only four months ago. It is the environment minister that there are now agreements for the export of hazardous waste by Italian companies to Africa? What control procedures of our seas are being implemented to stop the discharge of waste from commercial vessels?
the preparation of "the manifesto," November 5, 2009
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