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Click day, a constantly growing phenomenon, in Naples and beyond. Even in Marano, at least a couple of studios are said to be and have lent themselves – as reported to us by several readers – to such illegal practices.
“We are on the alert and we are not worried: we have thousands of law enforcement officers, we have very high level magistrates and we monitor any type of phenomenon”. The Naples prosecutor Nicola Gratteri responded thus to those who asked him for a comment on the abnormal number of applications in Naples for work permits for non-EU citizens reported by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
“The phenomenon is monitored and we rely on the judiciary to ensure that those responsible are immediately identified”, was the comment of the prefect of Naples, Michele Di Bari. “Today is an important day – the prefect of Naples also said – because we celebrate the weapon of the Carabinieri, an institution that protects legality and combats all forms of illegality”.
The Prime Minister, the day before yesterday, also announced that she had delivered a complaint on the matter to the national Anti-Mafia prosecutor, Giovanni Melillo. Naples, in particular, has made as many requests for regularization as the sum of regions such as Veneto and Emilia Romagna.© Copyright editorial staff, all rights reserved. Written for: TerranostraNews
