The investigation of the Court of Ministers would end on the failure to deliver the Libyan General Najeem Osama Almasri to the International Criminal Court by the Italian Government. A conclusion that will lead to the decisions: storage or request for indictment for one or more members of the government ended up under investigation, by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, to the Undersecretary at Palazzo Chigi Alfredo Mantovano, to the Minister of Justice Carlo Nordio and that of the interior Matteo planted, for aiding and abetting, and – the only guardasigilli – omission of office acts. Corriere della Sera and Repubblica anticipate it today.
In the cards, we read on the courier, there is the feedback that from the early afternoon of Sunday the head of Cabinet of Nordio, Giusi Bartolozzi, knew what was happening, and gave the indications to the magistrates of the Department of Justice to talk to each other with caution. In the early afternoon of that day, he reconstructed the newspaper, when Almasri had been stopped a few hours after the Digos of Turin, the then head of the DAG, Luigi Birritteri (then resigned and returned to the role), wrote in Bartolozzi an email to indicate the lack of the authorization to the arrest of the wanted man, activating to find a way to validate the detention and proceed with the delivery of Almarsi.
Bartolozzi replied that he was already informed. Recommending prudence: “Massimo Ristboe caution” in the passage of information, and use of Signal. The Republic also speaks of the same email in which it is underlined that “the data is crucial because it shows how Italy had all the time to repair the procedural error reported by the Court of Appeal of Rome, on the failure to transmit the Ministry of Justice. And that she had not wanted to do it for a precise political choice. More: she denies Minister Nordio who had said that only on Monday 20 January the office had been notified of the arrest of the Libyan criminal”. From sources of government transpires that The lawyer Giulia Bongiorno would be evaluating the presentation of a complaint against unknown persons for the dissemination of documents covered by the secret and which have not yet been rendered to the interested parties, in reference to what emerged today in the media on the communications between the officials of the Ministry of Justice on the Almasri case. Bongiorno is the lawyer of the four suspects: Premier Giorgia Meloni, Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano and the ministers Carlo Nordio and Matteo planted.
Bongiorno Consults complaint for disclosure Acts
From government sources transpires that the lawyer Giulia Bongiorno would be evaluating the presentation of a complaint against unknown persons for the dissemination of acts covered by the secret and that have not yet been rendered to the parties concerned, in reference to what emerged today on the media on the communications between the officials of the Ministry of Justice on the Almasri case. Bongiorno is the lawyer of the four suspects: Premier Giorgia Meloni, Undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano and the ministers Carlo Nordio and Matteo planted.
PD-AVS-M5S-+EU: Nordio lied, he resigns
Pd, +Europe, AVS and M5S return to the attack on the Nordio case and ask for the resignation of the Guardasigilli. ‘We learn from press sources that Minister Nordio would have said false during the urgent information to Parliament on the Almasri case’, ‘a second more can remain in his role’, says the justice manager of Debora Serracchiani. ‘It is unacceptable that a minister will get the facts and deceive Parliament: who mind must take responsibility for it and leave the assignment’, echoes Marco Grimaldi of Avs. ‘Nordio no longer has any credibility and authority to stay in his place’, says the M5S.
Libya issues order of appearance for Osama Almasri
The Public Prosecutor of Libya has issued a formal order of appearance against Osama Najim Almasri, a former high officer of the penitentiary security device, in relation to the accused of the arrest warrant of the International Criminal Court (CPI) which include crimes such as rape, torture, inhuman treatment murder, arbitrary detention and other crimes attributable to crimes against humanity. This was announced by the Office of the Libyan General Prosecutor on Facebook, clarifying that “the Prosecutor has launched a public procedure against him according to the rules of national jurisdiction”.
Reserved reproduction © Copyright Ansa
Source: Ansa
I work as a news website author and mostly cover the opinion section. I have been writing since I was a teenager, and have always enjoyed telling stories. I studied journalism at university and loved every minute of it. After graduating, I decided to move to London and take up a position with a Global Happenings. It has been an incredible experience, learning about all sorts of different cultures and meeting some amazing people. My goal is to continue learning and growing in my career so that I can provide readers with the best possible content.
