This is the new definition that summarizes data, incidents, confessions, and relationships. The Camorra is "a criminal organization difficult to fit into a single definition, which today appears stronger and more dynamic than ever, with extensive control of the regional territory, close ties to politics and institutions in certain areas, and a vast national and international presence, where it plays a leading role in the global drug market and distribution networks." This is according to the report of the Parliamentary Anti-Mafia Commission presented today at the end of the legislative session. The report analyzes the emerging phenomenon of youth gangs, now increasingly widespread and dangerously active, especially in Naples, seeking criminal advancement within the more structured clans. "The Camorra have also demonstrated an evolutionary process toward a more pronounced entrepreneurial vocation." The report extensively describes the evolution of the Apulian mafias, developing an analysis of the pluralistic territorial mafias that, in Puglia, encompasses the remnants of the Sacra Corona Unita, from one end of the region to the other, as well as the Bari mafia, "with its marked resemblance to the Neapolitan Camorra, and especially the violent Foggia and Gargano mafias, which at this stage, due to their ferocity, represent the most dangerous element, as well as a metaphor for the long underestimation that allowed them to grow."
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