Another south is possible only starting from the south and from healthy forces - comments the Secretary General of the Chamber of Commerce of Crotone Donatella Romeo - the initiative entitled "RestartSouth a team for development, a network for legality" - which will be held tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce of Crotone starting at 15 pm and which will see the participation, among others, of the Magistrate PierPaolo Bruni, the Undersecretary of Justice Gennaro Migliore and the Undersecretary for Tourism and Cultural Heritage Dorina Bianchi.
“For the Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Crotone, there are areas in Italy where one cannot simply be “a-mafiosi” but must be against the mafia with strength and determination, against clichés, against habits and against tolerance. Each with its own possibilities and responsibilities.
The fight against crime cannot be delegated to the judiciary and the forces of order, everyone - according to Romeo - has the moral and material duty to contribute with every useful action. We have reached a point where even the social and cultural revolution of Calabria is no longer enough, as well as still to come. Organized crime in Calabria is not a regional problem but an international one that holds back the economy, development and growth of the entire country. Despite the silence in the media, the phenomenon has reached levels of invasion and pervasion and a greater financial power than that of many states.
Against this "organized crime" we need an "organized legality" to which the chamber system can make a great contribution since it has a mine of information deriving from the Big Data business register which today, thanks to insiders, is immediately available in the form of spy alarms yes sector, geographical areas and business networks. A platform conceived by the chambers of commerce of Crotone and Vibo Valentia, which I have the privilege of directing, commissioned by the Ministry of the Interior through the PON security and created by Infocamere and Alkemy. A chamber system - concludes Romeo - which should be looked at with renewed interest that goes beyond the reform of recent days."
