(ANSA) – VIAREGGIO (LUCCA), 09 MAY – The Municipality of Viareggio (Lucca) renounces the constitution of a civil party in the appeal process on the railway massacre of 29 June 2009 which is taking place in Florence. The court asked the lawyer Graziano Maffei, who assists the Municipality, if the body wanted to renounce to appear in the trial as a party and the lawyer replied in the affirmative. For the Municipality of Viareggio last March there was a receipt for a residual compensation of 200,000 euros for non-pecuniary damage through the insurance company Generali, while already at the time, with a settlement in 2011, it had already been paid to the municipality 2.8 million euros for pecuniary damage. The renunciation of continuing as a civil party is explained by the fact that the Municipality does not boast other claims for compensation.
Then the lawyer Maffei continued the discussion as a lawyer for the Piagentini family. With the Viareggio massacre, which caused 32 deaths, the FS, Mauro Moretti and the other leaders of the FS group accused lost a “bet that”, he said, for years “was repeatedly won, and all these won because everyone participated in the game “,” an unfortunate bet made in a game of reckless entrepreneurship destined to ruin, especially for those who suffered consequences “. For the lawyer Maffei, the speed of freight trains and the lack of supervision over the maintenance of the wagons by foreign companies constitute a “culpa in vigilando” of a very high level of causality for all those involved, because the trains continued to go carrying dangerous goods on the same railway lines. And they were all going at the same speed. ” The speed, again Maffei, “was an aspect in the total domination” of the accused and “the studies say that at 60 km / h the” situation “would have been saved and that between 30 and 60 km / h there are values capable of interrupting and rendering ineffective the cause of the event, or that the event does not take place “. (HANDLE).
Source: Ansa
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