The Hall of Justice is back, guests 4 party leaders

Three ministers, four party leaders, all law enforcement commanders, senior magistrates, lawyers, jurists and ten editors of newspapers.

They will be the protagonists of the Salone della Giustizia, scheduled from 26 to 28 October next in Rome.

Enrico Letta, Giorgia Meloni, Matteo Salvini and Carlo Calenda will talk about the reform of the criminal, civil and bankruptcy process, whose approval within the year is among the conditions for obtaining funds from the Recovery Fund. Each of them will explain their position to the directors of newspapers in the course of individual "Face to Face" at the Tecnopolo Television Studies Center, also broadcast in live streaming. The first will be on 26 Calenda (with the director of Messaggero Massimo Martinelli), the next day it will be the turn of Salvini (with the director of SkyTg24 Giuseppe De Bellis) and Letta (with the director of the LaPresse agency Alessia Lautone) and on the day conclusive of Meloni (with the director of Adnkronos Gian Marco Chiocci).

The ministers who will speak at the Show - opened on the 26th by the intervention of the State Advocate General Gabriella Palmieri Sandulli - are Enrico Giovannini (Sustainable Infrastructure and Mobility), Roberto Speranza (Health) and Patrizio Bianchi (Education). Giovannini will participate in a debate on climate change, Speranza will introduce a debate on the birth rate and Bianchi will open the final day. The opening of the second day will instead be entrusted to General Francesco Paolo Figliuolo, extraordinary commissioner for the Covid emergency. And on the theme of the "pandemic in safety" Lamberto Giannini, chief of police and general director of the PS, Teo Luzi, commander general of the Carabinieri, Nicola Carlone, commander general of the Port Authority Corps, and Giuseppe Vicanolo, will discuss.second in command of the Guardia di Finanza.

Among the many guests, Carlo Cottarelli (director of the Public Accounts Observatory), Pier Carlo Padoan (president of UniCredit), Giovanni Tria (former Minister of Economy), Roberto Tomasi (CEO of Autostrade), Monsignor Vincenzo Paglia (president of the Pontifical academy for life), Giorgio Lattanzi (president emeritus of the Constitutional Court), Paola Severino (former minister of justice and vice president of the Luiss-Guido Carli University), Adolfo Urso (president of Copasir), Giovanni Malagò (president of Coni) and Gabriele Gravina (president of the FIGC) and Giandomenico Caiazza (president of the Union of Criminal Chambers).