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Befera? Da Equitalia a United Colors, him too
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Remember Attilio Befera? Da Equitalia a United Colors, him too.

Attilio Befera, for a decade and up to 2014 head of the Revenue and Equitalia Agency. And what then, abandon taxes, he became one of Atlantia's most senior executives, holding company of the Benetton group on which Autostrade per l'Italia depends. The fact in question is of 2012, it concerns tax matters and was revealed by Espresso: Benetton paid 12 million euros to the tax authorities and repatriated Sintonia, …
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Perché su Genova l'ipotesi del complotto non m'appassiona
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BECAUSE I'M NOT LOVED BY THE CONSPIRACY HYPOTHESIS ABOUT GENOA (You have it before your eyes) )

WHY’ THE CONSPIRACY HYPOTHESIS ABOUT GENOA DOESN'T FEAT ME (L’ you have before your eyes) )

“Consob warns the government: dangerous to disturb the markets". Here is a headline from the day after the Genoa disaster. The threat from Consob: Salvini and Di Maio, speaking loudly against Atlantia and the Benettons, they had caused the stock to lose "billions".. So according to this logic, It wasn't the collapse of the bridge that caused Benetton shares to fall, they are looking for me...
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All the links between the Benettons and the left
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From former prime minister Enrico Letta (and above all by two of his collaborators), passing through the former minister Paolo Costa, here are all the connections between the Benettons and the world of the Italian left
Of Francesco Curridori
Between the “controlled” and the “controller” there are a series of revolving doors through which former politicians move very nonchalantly from the public to the private sector, as demonstrated by the Atlantia case-Benetton.
The most famous case, Claudio Antonelli from La Verità explains in a long article, it is that of the former prime minister Enrico Letta That, after being crippled by Renzi, In the 2015 he became a professor at the Paris School of International Affairs. But not only that. Also in that year he was appointed member of the board of directors Abertis, Spanish giant intertwined with Atlantia which owns the majority of Autostrade per l'Italia. And it is precisely the Benetton company that started a takeover bid to acquire Abertis last summer, together with the German ACS. In this regard Enrico Letta, Yesterday, he replied in the newspaper edited by Maurizio Belpietro, having joined the Abertis board of directors “at the end of 2016 when this was a Spanish company, and before the hypothesis of a takeover bid on the Italian side was raised". “From Abertis – you need the former premier – I went out, voluntarily resigning, and giving public notice last May, exactly when ownership changed with the entry of Atlantia”. A choice made "precisely to avoid possible conflicts of interest with my previous functions as much as possible". Read More

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L'ira del web contro Benetton e Toscani: "Metterete una maglietta rossa per le vittime di Genova?"
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Reporting of G.B.
The Benetton family, which through Atlantia controls Autostrade per l'Italia, in the sights of social media. Toscani's do-gooder campaigns are also under attack
Of Sergio Rame
From pain to anger. The transition is immediate. Sui social network, and especially on Twitter, Anger is being vented at this time against the Benetton family.
Media lynching is, Indeed, started soon after the first statements by ministers Luigi Di Maio, Matteo Salvini and Danilo Toninelli against the company Motorways for Italy that, through Atlantia, it is in fact controlled by the Benettons. “Now you will wear a red shirt for the victims of Genoa?”, writes a challenging user Oliviero Toscani That last 7 July had demonstrated against government policies of closing the ports to boats loaded with illegal immigrants.
Several hundred tweets. One after the other. All popped up a few hours later the dramatic collapse of Morandi bridge on the A10 motorway. Social networks are unleashing themselves against the Benettons by posting, just as the death toll increases hour by hour, several shots that portray a smiling and complete family group. In other posts, a photomontage was published in which Toscani is seen holding a photograph of the collapsed bridge in his hand. “Now you will wear a red shirt for the victims of Genoa?”, a user writes to him referring to the demonstration of 7 last July in support of illegal immigrants who land on the Italian coasts. Read More

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