America’s Cup, verifiche antimafia in cantiere. “Nessuna impresa riconducibile a criminalità”

America's Cup, anti-mafia checks on the construction site. "No companies linked to organized crime" No companies linked to organized crime have emerged from anti-mafia checks at the Bagnoli construction site, where work is underway for the 38th America's Cup. This is the result of the inspection ordered by the Prefect of Naples, Michele di Bari, to verify the legality of the procurement chain and prevent possible infiltration. 13 companies, 54 vehicles, and 57 people involved in construction site activities were monitored. The checks also covered subcontracts, supplies, company composition, and workforce presence. The documentation obtained revealed that some companies had already terminated relationships with companies considered at risk. During the inspections, however, critical workplace safety issues were identified. The National Labor Inspectorate charged four companies with violations, including deficiencies in supervising the work they were awarded and failure to maintain certain equipment. The inspection is part of the legality protocol signed at the Prefecture with the Special Commissioner, Invitalia, and other entities involved in the construction of the works. "Compliance with regulations is an essential condition for a major public project," stated Mayor and Special Commissioner Gaetano Manfredi, emphasizing the role of joint controls in ensuring transparency and safety. Monitoring will continue in preparation for the America's Cup in Naples, scheduled for September 24-27, with the aim of protecting the event from the risk of criminal infiltration. SìComunicazione is a leading agency producing video and journalistic news in Naples and the entire Campania region. Website: https://www.sicomunicazione.it FB:   / sicomunicazione   Email: [email protected] Registration at the Court of Naples No. 005 of February 4, 2013