Former mob boss says mafia sought to blame the left for 1990s bombings to protect Berlusconi
Former Cosa Nostra boss Giovanni Brusca said the mafia intended to pin 1992-1993 bombings on the political left and had threatened further attacks against Berlusconi, according to ANSA.
Former mafia boss Giovanni Brusca said Cosa Nostra wanted to blame the political left for a series of 1992-1993 bombings in order to benefit then-politician Silvio Berlusconi, ANSA reported.
Brusca said the mafia threatened Berlusconi with further attacks if he did not cooperate, according to the report.
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