"Bribes worth €120,000": The president of the Campania procurement agency is in jail.

Two bribes, one of €100,000 and the other of €20,000, to benefit entrepreneurs Mario and Marco Langella in two public contracts totaling €53 million: this is the accusation made by the Naples Anti-Mafia Directorate (prosecutors Woodcock and Romano Colonna) in the investigation by the Financial Police Unit of the Guardia di Finanza and the Port Authority, against Tommaso Casillo, chairman of the board of directors of Soresa, the Campania Region's central procurement agency.

Casillo, who served as a senator, undersecretary of Infrastructure, and vice president of the Campania Regional Council, was sentenced to prison.

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