Fighting back is int he rise for the Italian goverment. Luigi Esposito an influential mafia boss and the country’s 30th most wanted man was captured in a luxury villa in Posillipo a northern city of Naples. It is believed that he is one of the heads of the Nuvoletta clan of the camorra who are known to operate in the Naples region. It is believed that Esposito is an expert’s money-launderer that obtains money, who funneled illicit cash from drug trafficking into tourism and other illicit businesses making around $17 billion. Camorra mafia has 3,600 members including 15 of the 30 most wanted men. This mafia focuses more in drugs, prostitution and various businesses. 
Italy’s law enforcement has being changing and they are becoming tougher on crime. Since the prime minister of Italy Silvio Berlusconi there has been15 arrests of the Esposito mafia and who’s members are in the 30 most wanted men. Italian officials are very happy about the way the current prime minister is doing things because he is doing things to capture mafia members.The public are starting to feel safe and give the law enforcement tips because they want to feel more secure and the prime minister is working hard to accomplish that. The current government is telling the public that they will be building new prisons or use old prisons on the islands around the country, this gives the public a sense of safety because the government is fighting crime and looking for places to put the mafia when they arrest them.
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/europe/2009/11/2009118162018415270.html
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