Il Mattino reports that an investigation into health contracts in Campania centers on a meeting involving Giuseppe Russo, identified by the newspaper as the director general of Asl Napoli 3.
According to the report, the meeting allegedly brought together the Asl Napoli 3 manager, local politicians, and entrepreneurs described by the newspaper as suspected of having Camorra connections.
Investigators were listening to the conversation through a listening device placed in the manager's office, the report says. In the passage quoted by Il Mattino, Russo says: "Ci dobbiamo sedere e organizzare".
The newspaper presents the reported conversation as part of an alleged corrupt agreement. The headline summarizes the alleged offer as work in three hospitals in exchange for helping the manager's friend.
Important limits apply. Only a short preview of the Il Mattino article was available, with the full text apparently restricted by subscription. The available reporting does not provide the complete chronology, the identities of all other participants, or the procedural status of any investigation or charges.
The allegations therefore should not be treated as established facts or convictions.
