The Società foggiana is a mafia-type criminal cartel operating in Foggia and its province in Italy, with infiltrations in other regions. It emerged in the early 1980s as a splinter of Raffaele Cutolo's Nuova Camorra Organizzata and gained recognition as an independent mafia in 1994. Known for its brutality, it lacks a single leader but is organized into family-based 'batteries' with a federal structure. It is considered one of the most violent Italian mafias.
CRIMENET has extracted 30 linkages for this organization, including 21 cooperative ties across 12 organizations, 2 conflicts across 2 organizations, 7 other connections and footprints in 7 countries.
the Italian police dismantled an international drug trafficking alliance between the powerful Gionta clan of the Camorra, the Società Foggiana, and Moroccan drug traffickers... The vast network of drug traffickers, extended from Morocco
The vast network of drug traffickers, extended from Morocco, passing through Spain, Switzerland and the Netherlands to finally arrive in Trentino and in Bolzano.
The vast network of drug traffickers, extended from Morocco, passing through Spain, Switzerland and the Netherlands to finally arrive in Trentino and in Bolzano.
The vast network of drug traffickers, extended from Morocco, passing through Spain, Switzerland and the Netherlands to finally arrive in Trentino and in Bolzano.
non solo su Foggia, Orta Nova, Ascoli Satriano e Cerignola, ma anche su Rimini, l’alta Irpinia, nonché in Bulgaria, Romania e Repubblica Ceca, dove viene accertato il reinvestimento di fondi illeciti nell’acquisto di un complesso immobiliare di Praga
non solo su Foggia, Orta Nova, Ascoli Satriano e Cerignola, ma anche su Rimini, l’alta Irpinia, nonché in Bulgaria, Romania e Repubblica Ceca, dove viene accertato il reinvestimento di fondi illeciti nell’acquisto di un complesso immobiliare di Praga, del valore di oltre mezzo milione di euro.
non solo su Foggia, Orta Nova, Ascoli Satriano e Cerignola, ma anche su Rimini, l’alta Irpinia, nonché in Bulgaria, Romania e Repubblica Ceca, dove viene accertato il reinvestimento di fondi illeciti nell’acquisto di un complesso immobiliare di Praga