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The objective of the trip seems to be to obtain the release of the crews of the two Mazara del Vallo fishing boats, detained for more than 100 days.
In Benghazi, the stronghold of General Khalifa el-Haftar, the crews of two Italian fishing boats from Mazara del Vallo have been detained since the beginning of September: 18 people, including 8 Italians, 6 Tunisians, 2 Indonesians and 2 Senegalese. In recent weeks, the fishermen’s families had stayed for days in front of the Chamber of Deputies to demand the release of the men. Conte and Di Maio had received a delegation.
Fishing Boat Owner: “I Cried Like a Baby” We are waiting for the official confirmation but today seems like the right day ”. Excited and with a voice broken by tears, Marco Marrone, owner of Medinea, one of the two fishing boats seized in Libya, responds to Radio Capital. “I spoke to Minister Bonafede who told me ‘There is something good in the air.’ For me an absurd emotion, I cried like a baby. Now we are just waiting for confirmation, “added Marrone.
The Mayor of Mazara: “Imminent Liberation” “It is a great day for all of us. We have received communications about an imminent release, now we await more news and the conclusion of this matter.” This was stated by the mayor of Mazara del Vallo, Salvatore Quinci.
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