In Italy, a landmark trial against Chinese crime gangs controlling Europe's fashion industry has hit multiple legal snags, raising suspicions of sabotage. Critical documents have vanished, and interpreters have resigned, leading prosecutors to believe the trial is being sabotaged to protect criminal interests.

The proceedings focus on dismantling a suspected network orchestrating textile logistics from Prato, Europe's largest textile hub, where Chinese gangs hold significant sway. Luca Tescaroli, Prato's chief prosecutor, is pushing for these groups to be legally identified as mafias, unlocking significant legal powers for the prosecution.

The situation underscores broader challenges faced by Italy's justice system when tackling international crime syndicates. Without cooperation from Ch

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