(ANSA) - TURIN, DECEMBER 23 - "The type of accusation that accused Roberto Rosso is the worst, it is abominable, someone had said it was vomiting, I agree". The governor of Piedmont, Alberto Cirio, thus opened communications to the Regional Council on the arrest of Roberto Rosso on charges of voting for a political-mafia exchange.
"I have been ill these days. If the accusations are confirmed, Rosso has not only hurt himself, but the concept of representation, institutions, democracy.
A piece of news that hurt me made me feel betrayed, "he added, saying" angry "because" we are decent people ".
In his speech, the governor defended the institution - "the regional government has no blame" - and even launched a warning - "the mafia have it alongside us, we cannot defend ourselves" - thanking the judiciary "for helping us clean up ". "We must ask the judiciary for indications and models - he concluded - to safeguard the institutions".
Cirio 'Red vomiting accusations, betrayed'
2019-12-23T12:05:03.819Z
"The type of accusation that hit Roberto Rosso is the worst, it is abominable, someone said it was bad, I agree." (HANDLE)
