The Caponnetto Foundation, the Fondazione Mediterraneo, the United States of the World and OMCOM Mediterranean Observatory on Organised Crime and Mafias, an autonomous section of the United States of the World organised the 35th Antimafia Summit on the theme: “Mafias 4.0 between tradition, innovation and ongoing mafia wars”.
The Summit was dedicated to Mimma Barbaro Alfano.
The event took place in the chapter house of the convent of Santo Spirito in Florence.
Under the chairmanship of Salvatore Calleri, the following speakers took part in the debate:
Silvia Mariotti and Pier Mario De Santo; Sonia Alfano, former President of the European Parliament's Crime Committee; Giuseppe Antoci, member of the European Parliament; Ginevra Bardazzi, lawyer; Fabrizio Beniamino and Fazio Capocentro, DIA Catanzaro; Paolo Borrometi, journalist; Davide Cardia, honorary president of “The Mafia is not only in the South"; Alessandra Cerreti, magistrate of the Milan DDA; Giorgio Giombetti, Gen. A. D. GDF; Claudio Loiodice, sociologist and criminologist specialising in financial crimes; Giuseppe Lumia, former president of the AntiMafia Commission; Maati's parents; Caterina Nicchi, magistrate; Maria Pata, doctor; Maria Rosaria Pizzimenti, lawyer; Cristiana Rossi, judicial administrator; Ciro Troiano, Osservatorio Zoomafia Lav; Eugenio Giani, president of the Tuscany Region; Michele Capasso, Secretary-General of the United States of the World.
During the summit, the Prefect of Massa Carrara dott. Guido Aprea was honoured.

In view of the summit in Naples – at the headquarters of the “United States of the World” – on the “United States of Europe”, the second stage took place in Florence to examine the geopolitical challenges for a federal Europe.
After greetings from Father Giuseppe Pagano, Prior of Santo Spirito, coordinated by Senator Lumia, there were many qualified speeches. The conclusions were drawn by Secretary-General Michele Capasso.

During a meeting, Secretary-General Michele Capasso presented Monsignor Vincenzo Paglia – President Emeritus of the Pontifical Academy for Life and the Pontifical John Paul II Institute – with a copy of the book "War Journals – Bosnia" and a copy of the programme "Mothers", dedicated to the mothers of victims of war and violence around the world.

The Secretary General of the "United States of the World", Prof. Michele Capasso – first signatory of the Charter of Values of the "Consortium of Good People" – spoke at the Chamber of Deputies on the constituent day dedicated to values and the common good.
The initiative, promoted by the "Una Nuova Agorà" Association, aims to bring back to the centre of public and private life those simple but decisive values that should guide every community: solidarity, honesty, social responsibility, care for others and the ability to recognise beauty as the foundation of coexistence and growth. It is a response to a fast-paced, often distracted time, as clearly emerges from the official concept of the event, which states that today, in an era marked by indifference and confusion, there are still immutable values capable of guiding people towards a better future.
The "Consortium of Good People" was created to establish a network that unites and promotes those who are committed to their profession, community or cultural activities with a constructive spirit and a sense of responsibility.
The Charter of Values, which represents the heart of the initiative, brings together the principles that should guide every society: humanity, kindness, honesty, transparency, active solidarity, recognition of diversity as a source of wealth, beauty understood not only as aesthetics but as a way of being in the world, sustainability, social responsibility, courage and perseverance. It is a shared commitment, a moral pact that those who adhere to it choose to respect in order to contribute to a fairer and more liveable future for all.
The central message of the initiative, “Beauty, when shared, becomes a great community”, encapsulates the essence of the project: the belief that good, when done together, generates more good; that beauty, when it is not the privilege of the few, becomes a social force; and that communities are built with concrete actions, not slogans. This is where the Consorzio della Bella Gente intends to start in order to build a new path, capable of uniting different people who are animated by the same desire: to contribute, in their own role, to making the country better and dedicated to values and the common good.
Among the speakers was Monsignor Vincenzo Paglia, president emeritus of the Pontifical Academy for Life and the Pontifical John Paul II Institute.