Noon home lawlessness, but also to grow the North … – Il Sole 24 Ore

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This article was published May 16, 2015 at 9:25.

The South remains the homeland of lawlessness. Lazio even jokes. They advance in the standings, and this is a surprise, Liguria and even the quiet Umbria. Increases for this reason mistrust of companies in public administration as they grow in the North mafia infiltration.

There is no reason to be happy while commenting on the results of the annual research on Economics and Legality presented by Studio Ls Lexjus Sinacta in collaboration with the Institute Tagliacarne at the Focus SMEs organized at the Milan stock exchange in the presence of Justice Minister Andrea Orlando. Counterfeiting and money laundering, said the head of the observers of the economic Tagliacarne Paolo Cortese, the wounds are most visible in the sick body of the country that would instead need clearer rules and greater protection of business if it wants, as it should, attract new inward investment and foreign.

Most of all, notes the CEO of Borsa Italian Raffaele Jerusalmi whether it will really play the card of international expansion and compete in the global arena on equal terms with competitors that, on paper at least, seem more equipped to meet the conditions that generate trust and development. A sensitive thermometer of the situation is the growing number of confiscated property to the underworld that, tells the deputy police chief Matthew Piantedosi, has come to touch the 8 billion euro. A small treasure that in times of frantic search for resources for the re-start should be brought to light. The lead that the illegality puts Italy in the wings of the company is measured by the Councillor of Assolombarda to Corporate Social Responsibility Antonio Calabro in a lack of improvement in sales of two-thirds. The measures taken, well 67, as part of the Expo are a warning to all.
Of course the will to commit a crime you add a system of laws and regulations so complicated as to be perverse and often misleading even for those who would not want to commit a crime . On this issue the President of Assimpredil at Reeds Claudio De Albertis rightly draws the attention.

The reason gives the president emeritus of the Court of Milan Livia Pomodoro admits that as “the basic system of lawlessness There is a society oppressed by fear and prejudice. ” In short, the situation is so compromised as to be entered in the classic vicious circle where new attempts at repression determine new diversions.
A business advocacy rises the voice of Alfio Marchini, trader of capital and former candidate for mayor Rome, which requires “a legislative apparatus public more clearly and to serve the citizens.” In the confusion of the rules unscrupulous actors may have the better of the healthy forces. Some improvement is being ravvisato by co-general manager of Banco Popolare Domenico De Angelis that recalls the role of the banks in the audit of accounts and transactions irregular although must admit that there is still too much unfair competition and a lack of confidence that depresses the context.

In short, until Italy will fail to get a conception cunning when their criminal business will be difficult that you can free up the best energies and that the choice of investing does not become an ordeal for those who will have to fight against malfeasance on the one hand and a bureaucracy often abstruse other.

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