The Meloni government and the fight against the mafia: a constant commitment

41bis is a special detention measure in Italy, designed to combat organized crime. Recently, the Meloni government reiterated its strong defense of this instrument, considered fundamental in the fight against the mafia. During an event in Caivano, Arianna Meloni highlighted how 41bis represents an effective deterrent for mafiosi, underlining that its application is essential to guarantee security and legality in the country.

The prime minister's sister pointed out that while some left-wing figures seem to favor a dialogue with mafia prisoners, the current government is committed to maintaining a hard line against organized crime.

The memory of Falcone and Borsellino

Another crucial point raised by Arianna Meloni is the importance of historical memory in the fight against the mafia. She recalled the sacrifice of judges Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, whose death marked a decisive moment in Italian history. “Our commitment began precisely with the killing of judges Falcone and Borsellino,” she said, underlining how these events inspired an entire generation to fight for a more just and legal Italy. Their vision of a Sicily free from the mafia is a goal that the Meloni government intends to pursue with determination.

A concrete commitment against the mafia

The Meloni government, once in power, continued to work to toughen penalties for mafiosi and strengthen laws against organized crime. Arianna Meloni said that the government will not stop until it has achieved tangible results in the fight against the mafia. This commitment translates into concrete policies, which aim to ensure that mafiosi can no longer operate with impunity. The government's determination to confront the mafia sends a clear message: legality must prevail and the fight against organized crime is a top priority.