La contaminación que mata:la Tierra de los Fuegos, uno de los mayores escándalos tóxicos del planeta

Between Naples and Caserta lies the so-called Land of Fires, one of the most polluted areas in Europe. For decades, the Camorra illegally buried, burned, and dumped millions of tons of industrial waste, chemicals, and other toxic pollutants with the complicity of business and institutional networks. Today, nearly three million people live with one of Italy's worst environmental and health crises. The consequences are devastating: increased rates of cancer, respiratory and degenerative diseases, infertility, and birth defects. Doctors, journalists, and affected families denounce the fact that for years the authorities ignored the evidence while thousands of people fell ill. In January of this year, the European Court of Human Rights condemned Italy for failing to protect the lives of its citizens from this pollution. In this report, we give voice to those who continue fighting for the truth: a journalist threatened by the mafia, doctors treating an abnormally high number of cancer patients, and families who have lost their children. A story about pollutants, public health, organized crime, and environmental justice that shows how pollution can also become a death sentence. If you liked it, give it a thumbs up and subscribe here:    / @indagandotv   Want to get in touch?: [email protected] You can follow us on: indagando.tv twitter.com/indagandoTV instagram.com/indagandotv