The question now is: but how long will Cesare Battisti remain in prison now that he arrives in Italy and will be sent directly to Rebibbia? Carlo Nordio, former prosecutor of Venice, interviewed by Skytg24, explains what future awaits the terrorist captured in Brazil after thirty years on the run: “If the Attorney General of Milan has said that life imprisonment will be imposed, it will be done. There will be no appeals but he will end up in prison”. Read also: Battisti's capture and Di Maio Ora's ridiculous comment “he will be placed in solitary confinement for six months as the sentence establishes”, Nordio specifies. As for the benefits, “these take place several years after the first period of expiation of the sentence, so in this case about ten years. And for a man of 64 years are not a few”. Meanwhile, concludes the former prosecutor, “let Battisti do them all and then maybe we'll see if he will be given leave for family reasons. These years are done without ifs or buts and this is already a satisfactory step”.
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