Rome – “This is today's news: the Public Prosecutor Francesco Lo Voi, the same one responsible for the failed trial of Matteo Salvini for kidnapping, has just sent me a notice of investigation for the crimes of aiding and abetting and embezzlement in relation to the repatriation of citizen Almasri.
Notice of investigation also sent to minister Carlo Nordio, Matteo Piantedosi and Alfredo Mantovano presumably following a complaint that was presented by the lawyer Luigi Ligotti, a former left-wing politician very close to Romano Prodi known for having defended informers of the caliber of Buscetta, Brusca and other mafiosi”. This was announced by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in a video.
“Now the facts are well known, the International Criminal Court, after months of reflection, issues an international arrest warrant against the head of the judicial police of Tripoli. Curiously, the Court does so just when this person was about to enter Italian territory after having peacefully stayed in three other European states for 12 days.”
Tajani: 'I'm with Meloni, it seems like a revenge on Justice'
"I am on the side of Giorgia Meloni, Matteo Piantedosi, Nordio and Mantovano. I defend the separation of powers and condemn choices that sound like a reprisal for the justice reform". This is what the leader of FI and deputy prime minister Antonio Tajani wrote on social media.
Salvini: 'Shame on Meloni investigated, justice reform immediately'
“Giorgia Meloni investigated for the repatriation of Libyan Almasri, notices of investigation for Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano and Ministers Matteo Piantedosi and Carlo Nordio. Shame, shame, shame. The same prosecutor who accused me in Palermo is now trying again in Rome with the center-right government. Justice reform, now!”. This is what the leader of the League and Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini wrote in X.
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In this situation there are many things to consider, especially the political repercussions that can arise from these investigations. It is important that justice is transparent and that there are no external influences on the decisions of the judges.