In Gioia Tauro, the boundary between what is private and what inevitably becomes public seems to be increasingly thinning. And when in the background there is an anti-mafia investigation that affects the productive heart of the Piana, that border even risks disappearing.
This is the terrain on which the latest political clash between the majority and the opposition is taking place after the partial diffusion of the contents of the interrogation given to the DDA magistrates by the entrepreneur Antonino Mangione as part of the “Res Tauro” investigation. A report that has inevitably rekindled questions and controversies far beyond the judicial level. Because in the entrepreneur’s statements emerges the story of a man who claims to have suffered the weight of the impositions of the Piromalli gang to the point, he himself says, of being forced to hire 18 people indicated by the clan in exchange for what appeared to be a form of imposed protection.
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