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Crime-fighting Calabrian

By Alvise Armellini and Cristina Marconi  -  10.02.2011 / 04:30 CET
Pino Arlacchi is not afraid to take risks and has some very grand plans.

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Pino Arlacchi, as seen by Marco Villard.
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Curriculum Vitae

1951: Born, Gioia Tauro, Calabria

1973: Degree in sociology, University of Trento

1974-82: Lecturer and professor, University of Calabria

1984-86: Adviser to Italian parliament's commission of inquiry into the Mafia

1987-94: Associate professor, University of Florence

1991-94: Adviser to the interior ministry on creation of the DIA (Anti-Mafia Investigation Bureau)

1994-96: Member of the Italian Chamber of Deputies for the Democratic Party of the Left (PDS)

1994-: Lecturer and professor at University of Sassari

1996-97: Senator for the PDS

1997-2002: Deputy secretary-general of the UN, director-general of UN Offices in Vienna, executive director of the Office for Drug Control and Crime Prevention

2004: EU adviser on creation of anti- money laundering agency in Kosovo

2004-08: Adviser to Calabria's anti-Mafia body

2006: Adviser on security at the Beijing Olympic Games

2009-: Member of the European Parliament

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