After graduating in Law, the boss Alessandro D'Ambrogio aims to graduate in Philosophy The Porta Nuova mafioso, who obtained his first degree in 2016 with a thesis on 41 bis, to which he has been subjected for years, is dedicating himself to a new university path. He is not the only one: the same path has been taken by Leandro Greco, grandson of the "Pope" of Cosa Nostra, Michele
The boss of Porta Nuova Alessandro D'Ambrogio
After graduating with full marks in Law, with a thesis on the 41 bis to which he has been subjected for years, the Porta Nuova boss Alessandro D'Ambrogio is now aiming for another title: he has in fact enrolled in Philosophy and is taking the exams to detained. A way to make the most of the time spent behind bars, where he will have to remain for a few more years. He is not the only mafioso to have decided to study, also Leandro Greco, grandson of the "Pope" of Cosa Nostra, Michele, who immediately after his arrest, at the beginning of 2019 in the "Cupola 2.0" operation ( the conviction for he has become definitive ), had decided to take this path.
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D'Ambrogio, whose headquarters was the family funeral home located in Ballarò, had obtained a degree in Law in July 2016, after being sent to prison with the blitz that bore his name, "Alexander", on July 3, 2013. He had passed numerous exams with honors and in record time had discussed his thesis on a topic, "hard" prison, of which he certainly has excellent first-hand knowledge. In the end he had obtained the title with 105/110.
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There are not many mafiosi who have decided to dedicate themselves to culture once they end up in prison. For example, Brancaccio's massacre brothers, Giuseppe and Filippo Graviano, did it: the first graduated behind bars in Mathematics and cultivates a passion for Neurobiology, the other obtained a degree in Economics. In 2010, "l'Agnelli di Palermo", the king of smuggling and Kalsa, Tommaso Spadaro, who died in 2019, also became a "doctor" of philosophy. He was sentenced to life imprisonment among other things for the murder of Carabinieri Marshal Vito Ievolella, born in 1981, after a long time decided to enroll at the University of Perugia and, at the age of 72, obtained his degree with a thesis entitled "Non-violence and the foundations of Gandhi's religion" with a 110.
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Even Pietro Aglieri, "u signurinu", ruthless boss of Santa Maria di Gesù, had enrolled in literature with a theological focus, but never obtained his degree. Cesare Lupo completed his studies in Law in 2008 with a thesis on "Extortion aggravated by the facilitation of Cosa Nostra", which earned him a 104/110. Once freed, he was then arrested again in the following years, accused of having imposed widespread protection in the Brancaccio area.
