

The villa in Casapesenna, which had been the secret hideout of the Casalesi leader, Michele Zagaria , was demolished in just a few days.
Sma, an in-house company of the Campania Region, handled the treatment and transport, quickly and safely, of 600 cubic meters of inert materials from the felling.
A job that the company's workers began on February 16. The materials were transported by Sma to a nearby plant for treatment and recovery.
“Being present and working on part of the demolition – explain the members of the Sma Board of Directors, Tommaso Sodano, Fiorella Zabatta and Antonio Capasso – had a double meaning: an act of strength by the State and a message that we wanted to give to young people and to all those who take the wrong path, a metaphor that sees in the fall of a wall, the fight against the Camorra and corruption and the intention to rebuild something good from the rubble.
Surely the Campania region and the municipality of Casapesenna will know how to best reuse the area by returning it to the citizens".
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