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Since dawn this morning, on the instructions of Naples' Public Prosecutor, a team of around fifteen finance police have been seizing documents from the editorial offices of Italy's political weekly magazine L'espresso, as well as from the homes of journalists Gianluca Di Feo and Emiliano Fittipaldi. The search and confiscations of documents and computers belonging to the journalists were ordered following the publication of a cover-story inquiry: "This is how I poisoned Neaples".
The inquiry includes confessions by entrepreneur Gaetano Vassallo on the disposal of toxic waste in Campania under instruction from racketeers the Camorra. In his tell-all confessions, Vassallo cites politicians and public officials: in particular Economy Under-Secretary Nicola Cosentino, as well as a large cast of town mayors and managers of local bodies.
Rank Country Note
1 Iceland 0,75
- Norway 0,75
3 Estonia 1,00
- Slovakia 1,00
5 Belgium 1,50
- Finland 1,50
- Sweden 1,50
8 Denmark 2,00
- Ireland 2,00
- Portugal 2,00
11 Switzerland 3,00
12 Latvia 3,50
- Netherlands 3,50
14 Czech Republic 4,00
15 New Zealand 4,17
16 Austria 4,25
17 Hungary 4,50
18 Canada 4,88
19 Trinidad and Tobago 5,00
20 Germany 5,75
21 Costa Rica 6,50
- Slovenia 6,50
23 Lithuania 7,00
24 United Kingdom 8,25
25 Mauritius 8,50
- Namibia 8,50
27 Jamaica 8,63
28 Australia 8,79
29 Ghana 9,00
30 Greece 9,25
31 France 9,75
32 Taiwan 10,00
33 Spain 10,25
34 Bosnia and Herzegovina 11,17
35 Italy 11,25
36 Macedonia 11,50
37 Japan 11,75
- Uruguay 11,75
39 Chile 12,13
- South Korea 12,13