"After the sentence of one year and ten months for corruption and disclosure of official secrets for the former guarantor of prisoners of the province of Caserta Emanuela Belheart, with the numerous accusations of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Santa Maria Capua Vetere, which follows the heaviest sentence handed down to Peter IiAs the former guarantor of prisoners for the Municipality of Naples, we renew our request to abolish the municipal and regional guarantors of prisoners in Campania and throughout Italy.
We are faced with 'proof' that the choice of Guarantors by mayors, municipal and regional administrators responds to no logic other than that of creating an opposition to the State.
The Supervisory Magistrate has all the skills and functions to carry out the delicate role of guarantor and therefore there is no need for additional figures other than at most a National Guarantor, chosen with the utmost care based on a curriculum vitae based on legality and professional experience.
This is underlined in a press release Aldo Di Giacomo, deputy secretary of the autonomous penitentiary police union Osapp. There is no more time to waste in reviewing the overall legislation, especially since a provision has been introduced requiring that in the event of an urgent search, the Prisoners' Ombudsman, rather than the Supervisory Magistrate, must be notified. Further confusion cannot be tolerated.
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Over the past year, we have witnessed an unprecedented destabilization of the prison system and security in Italy. The government's recent security decree is showing the first visible cracks.
A strong signal is needed to begin addressing the most serious penitentiary system emergency ever seen in our country. It's time for the Ministry, Parliament, and politicians to understand this and act accordingly., concludes Di Giacomo.
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