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In Italy, it pays to break the law because the law protects those who break it much more than those who suffer from its violations.

— Piercamillo Davigo

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When there is less money circulating in people's pockets, citizens are more easily outraged.

Do judiciary trials take too long? Because there are too many of them; if there were fewer, they would take less time.

Abroad, it takes courage to commit a crime; in Italy, it takes courage to remain honest.

They say that Mani Pulite was a CIA conspiracy. And at the same time that it saved the communists: but then did the CIA save the communists?

In Italy, it pays to be a criminal.

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