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Published on: 09/17/2020 1:58 PM
“Were made controls on 15 subjects denounced by the District Anti-Mafia DirectorateThus, Nicola Morra, president of the Anti-Mafia Commission, communicated the list of the so-called ‘unpresentables’ of the regions and municipalities that will go to vote on September 20 and 21. Morra, when announcing the results of the work carried out in the formation of electoral lists, stressed that “the control function” of the lists concerns “both the discipline established by legislative decree number 235 of 2012, the so-called Severino Law, as well as the self-regulation code to which it refers “.
am nine ‘unpresentables’ in Campania on the regional lists. Five candidates took to the field with Governor Vincenzo De Luca and they are Sabino Basso, Aureliano Iovine, Michele Langella, Francesco Plaitano and, the only one under Severino’s ax, senologist Carlo Iannace, an outgoing former regional councilor. Iannace was declared suspended as of March 31, 2016 from the regional councilor’s office after a conviction in the ‘Bienestar’ investigation. 4 names from the center-right are also in the Antimafia’s sights: 3 candidates with Forza Italia (Monica Paolino, Maria Grazia Di Scala and Francesco Silvestro) and one with the ‘Lega Salvini Campania’, Orsola De Stefano.
“Vincenzo De Luca, considered unpronounceable for the charges related to articles 110, 81, 317 of the Penal Code, for the same accusation was acquitted after 18 years in 2016“emphasizes Nicola Morra.” As there are no important pending issues for both the Severino law and the self-regulation code, De Luca is presentable as a candidate for the presidency of the Campania regional council “.” If De Luca wants to make other videos to make fun of other people too, “the former president of this commission, Rosy Bindi, is free to do so. I feel sympathy for her theatricality,” Morra concluded.
In Puglia, says the president of the Anti-Mafia Commission Morra, “three subjects do not comply with the self-regulation code as they were sent to trial and with an ongoing trial “.” It is Silvana Albani, (“Puglia Solidale Verde” for President Michele Emiliano) – Morra stressed – accused of crimes of false expertise, corruption for an act contrary to the duties of office, and corruption in judicial acts, aggravated by the purpose of facilitating the activity of mafia associations (articles 110, 373, 319, 319 ter of the penal code and article 7 of law 203/1991). The trial is underway before the Catanzaro Court. “Morra then mentioned the name of” Vincenzo Gelardi, (“Party of the Progressives of the South” for President Michele Emiliano), accused of multiple crimes of fraudulent transfer of values aggravated by Facilitate the activities of mafia associations (articles 110 of the penal code, 12 quinquies of decree law 306/1992 and article 7 of law 203/1991). The trial is ongoing before the Court of Naples. Finally “Raffaele Guido (” Fiamma Tricolore “for Franco Piero Antonio Bruni president), accused of multiple crimes that include attempted private violence, aggravated injuries and threats, aggravated in order to facilitate the activities of mafia associations (art. 110, 56-610, 612, 582-585 of the Penal Code and art. 2,4,7 of Law 895/1967 and art. 7 of Law 203/1991). The hearing is in progress before the Lecce Court “.
too in Valle D’Aosta there are ‘unpresentable’. After studying the regional lists, in the Antimafia’s sights there is a case of a candidate in violation of the so-called Severino law: he is the former governor of Valle D’Aosta, Augusto Rollandin, in the field with a new autonomist formation that leads his firm, ‘Pour autonomie’. Rollandin, six times president of the Region, was sentenced in the first instance in March 2019 as part of the trial for a corruption network in Valle d’Aosta: due to Severino he was suspended from his public position (he was regional councilor of the Union Valdotaine).
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