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Originally Posted by Breha
In Italy in the North we have a situation that can be compared to France, everything happens behind a facade of legality and civil sevice efficency: apaprently it is all ok, but there are rumors that big kicks are still running.
In central Italy corruption is worst (in the roman area it us often utterly indecent) but there is no violence and public service is still decent or even optimal as in Umbria.
In the south various mafias control directly politicians , who are often mafiosi themselves, or staff civil service with their hacks and protegees, or with mafiosi provided with school degrees: it is not unlikely to hear of physicians who are accused of being bosses of the mafia or strict cohoperators of bosses, as for an example.
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I believe that in Spain we have what you have described as the North Italian situation in part of the country. Probably in the Basque Country, and Navarra the case is even better than that.
The description of the worse case of the Central Italian situation (Lazzio)is clearly what is happening in Andalucia, Galicia, Valencia, Murcia and the Canary Islands.
All the rest could be clasified either in case A or B.
In Spain, fortunately we still do not have what you have described as the Southern Italian case.