When Aquarius collaborated with human trafficking bosses

Aquarius e Al-Bija

The cordial cooperation between some NGOs and the Zawiya Militia it lasted for two years, up to the agreements reached between the Italian government and the President of the Government of National Accord of Libya, al-Serraj, which also led to the arrest of Al-Bija members

Published by Antonio Schiavone
The government's blockade of Italian ports against the ship is causing quite a stir at the moment Aquarius. With a letter to the authorities of Malta the owner of the Interior Ministry Matteo Salvini (LEGA) asked to have the vessel docked in Valletta with 629 migrants on board as that is the "safest port" e, with the Minister of Transport Danilo Toninelli (M5S), he denied to the vessel, owned by the NGO Sos Mediterranée, the authorization to land in Italy.
Immediately the usual accusations of racism, xenophobia, fascism have made their appearance in the newspapers and in the mouths of beautiful souls of hospitality at all costs (which turns many billions into what has become a real business).
From us, Let's remember once again how they are often right NGOs to put the safety of migrants at risk and how the latter often have direct relationships with human traffickers. Read More

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Matteo Messina Money, portrait of the invisible boss (and his incredible pizzini)

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Matteo Messina Money, portrait of the invisible boss (and his incredible pizzini)
The playboy has an exuberant reputation. He is passionate about art and archeology as well as cars and luxury clothing. An excerpt from the book “The Invisible” by Giacomo Di Girolamo, which talks about the communication of the Cosa Nostra boss of bosses in hiding, Matteo Messina Money, and how and why old paper still trumps pixels (LAWS)

Linkiesta | Longread is a collaboration between Linkiesta and Il Saggiatore, historic Milanese publishing house, of which every Sunday we will publish an extract from a book, not necessarily an editorial novelty, which is linked to the current events of the seven days that have just passed.

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