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Fbi: voli Alitalia utilizzati dalla mafia per il traffico di stupefacenti?

New York, USA - Sarebbe stato recentemente rivelato dai servizi di sicurezza americani

L'Fbi starebbe indagando sui traffici di droga incentrati sulla collaborazione tra la mafia statunitense e quella siciliana, seguendo una pista ben precisa e che coinvolgerebbe il trasporto aereo. Secondo recenti dichiarazioni dei servizi di sicurezza federali americani infatti, pare che i voli Alitalia siano stati, fino a pochi mesi fa, utilizzati dalla criminalità organizzata per il trasporto di...

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Roma, Italia, 08/11/2004 18:40
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