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Magistrate Carlo Nordio on the investigation against Salvini: “The idea that the Prosecutor's Office can intervene in migratory choices is not only bizarre, but irrational and unmanageable”
Of Claudio Cartaldo
Carlo Nordio he is the magistrate who in the 1980s, just to mention one case, led the investigations into the Venetian Red Brigades and kidnappings.
He knows a lot about robes and politics, given that in the 1990s he also had to be interested in Tangentopoli. Bene. Today Nordio signs an editorial on Messenger which in some way "dismantles" the investigation opened by prosecutor Luigi Patronaggio against Matteo Salvini.
Let's go in order and, as much as possible, let's let the former magistrate himself speak. First of all, Nordio points out that the registration in the register of investigated of the Interior Minister would have arrived after the deposition of the Interior Ministry officials heard in Rome by the Agrigento prosecutor. “The first observation – writes the former magistrate on Messenger – is that these minutes should be secret, how secret the entire investigation should be“. But let's move on. And let's get into the merits of the accusations made against Salvini, investigated for kidnapping, illegal arrest and abuse of office. Read More