Two Pakistani nationals were arrested in southern Italy for the murder of four farm workers, including three Afghans and one Pakistani, found dead in a burnt minivan. The incident occurred near Amendolara, Calabria, where tensions among migrants over work and housing have escalated. A survivor, Mohammad Taj Alamyar, described the attackers as mafia members who forced them to work without pay. The Italian government and labor unions condemned the killings, highlighting ongoing issues of labor exploitation and mafia involvement in agriculture.