Guardia di Finanza

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The Guardia di Finanza (/ˈgwardja di fiˈnantsa/) is an Italian police force directly under the authority of the Minister of Economy and Finance. It is an integral part of the Italian Armed Forces as well as of the law enforcement agencies. Is also a military Corps. The Guardia di Finanza has a big naval fleet for the overseeing of territorial waters, and an air force.

Its mission and institutional tasks are stated in the law 189 of April 23 1959 and 68/2001 and are subdivided into priority ones (preventing, investigating and reporting financial evasions and violations, overseeing the compliance with the provisions of politico-economic interest and surveillance at sea for financial police purposes) and contribution ones (maintaining public order and safety and politico-military defense of the borders).

Anti-Drug checks of the Guardia di Finanza in an Italian airport
Anti-Drug checks of the Guardia di Finanza in an Italian airport

Currently, the Guardia di Finanza has around 68.000 policeman (agents, NCOs, officers). Its latin motto since 1933 is Nec recisa recedit (Italian: Neanche spezzata retrocede; English: "Not Even Broken Retreats").

Its current activities are of financial, economic, judiciary and public safety nature: tax evasion, financial crimes, smuggling, money laundering, international illegal drug trafficking, illegal immigration, customs and borders checks, copyright violations , Anti-Mafia operations,credit card frauds, cybercrime, money counterfeiting, terrorist financing, maintaining public order and safety, political and military defense of the Italian borders. In Italy also the Guardia di Finanza has some duties of military police.

Law enforcement agencies of Italy
Regular Carabinieri | Polizia di Stato | Polizia Provinciale | Guardia di Finanza | Polizia Penitenziaria | Corpo Forestale dello Stato
Specialized Corazzieri | Nucleo Operativo Centrale di Sicurezza | Gruppo di Intervento Speciale | Gruppo di Investigazione Criminalità Organizzata | Polizia Postale | Polizia Stradale | Polizia Ferroviaria
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