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(ANSA) – GENOA, 03 DEC – The Castellucci pipelines, for the review judges who released the former director general of Autostrade and Atlantia Giovanni Castellucci as part of the investigation into defective noise barriers on the roads, were not intended solely for to please the majority shareholders, but also to their own economic benefit. The conduct was “all oriented to a business policy of multifaceted and persistent profitability, above all saving the expenses owed, but also trying to allocate them to irrelevant chapters so that they could deduct part of the debts with the counterparty.” The judges write: “The satisfied majority shareholders compensated him adequately: already in 2010 he received a remuneration of more than one million and 250 thousand euros per year for Aspi and 750 thousand for Atlantia”. For the judges of the Castellucci Conduct Review “a picture of total lack of scruples for the life and integrity of highway users arises.” In addition, it turns out that the manager is also being investigated for attempted cost fraud to correct design errors in sound absorbing barriers approved as improvements.
Meanwhile, it is clear from the papers that Castellucci is being investigated by the Genoa prosecutor also for the history of the galleries, an investigation opened after the collapse of the Bertè tunnel vault at A26 la Genova – Gravellona Toce on December 30 from last year. More than two tons of concrete fell that night, no vehicles were involved. (HANDLE).
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