Visibilia Editore and Visibilia Concessionaria, the company at the center of the investigation in which Daniela Santanché and among those under investigation for the alleged irregularities in the management of the Cig during Covid, did not pay over 120 thousand euros in social security contributions to the INPS for employees.
This is what emerges from the Milan investigation in which the minister, her partner Dimitri Kunz D'Asburgo and Paolo Concordia, a personnel management consultant, are accused of aggravated fraud.
Also on this chapter, the Prosecutor's Office has delegated the INPS to ascertain the exact figure, which could rise, relating to the omitted social security payment.
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Visiblia manager to Kunz: 'you are runaways'
"You are runaways... forgive me for the offense, but that's it. I (...) in my life I also pay the bus ticket, I pay the taxes and I'm also happy... I found myself in a situation that I don't like it belongs to do you a favor and because I trusted you not to check the pay slips. The day I found out, I sent a certified email, the uproar happened. But I had to be a hyena".
It is the outburst of Federica Bottiglione, former Investor Relations manager of Visibilia who with her complaint led the Milan prosecutor's office to open the investigation, now closed, in which Daniela Santanchè responds, with her partner Dimitri Kunz D'Asburgo and Paolo Concordia , external consultant for Visibila Editore and Visibila Concessionaria, of aggravated fraud due to irregularities in the use of the zero-hour CIG on Covid.
On 25 November 2021 Buttiglione, in a phone call recorded by her and filed in the investigation documents with a sworn report, told Kunz D'Asburgo that she "regretted not having changed jobs in October, when I could, because I would never have found myself in this situation" adding that she had asked since "December 2020 to remove" the redundancy fund.
Furthermore, the manager added: "I am an imbecile, but between being an imbecile and being aware of committing a criminal offence, if you allow me there is a difference... and among other things what was my convenience in putting myself in this situation tacitly ? Forgive me... I don't receive, I haven't received eheee a lot of things, including the most important thing for me, pension contributions."
Former Visibilia manager: 'I'm not the only one in this situation'
"I'm not interested in events or money trifles, but this is a criminal crime... the situation I'm in is like this... and I'm not alone in this situation. Eh, this is the thing that makes me anguish".
Federica Bottiglione, former Investor Relations manager of Visibilia, said this in November 2021 speaking on her cell phone with Daniela Santanchè's partner, Dimitri Kunz D'Asburgo.
The conversation recorded by the manager and put in black and white in a sworn report is now in the records of the investigation for aggravated fraud due to alleged irregularities in the use of the Cig on Covid.
Investigation that the Prosecutor's Office has just closed against the Fdi senator, her partner, Paolo Concordia, external consultant of Visibila Editore and Visibila Concessionaria and the two companies.
"The other day - continues Bottiglione - you told me 'our friendship relationship'... but you have to call me and tell me 'Federica, we propose this thing to you...'" and "I would have raised my hand and said... 'No , thanks... no, no."
Kunz replies: "serenely... I was definitely... certain that you were aware of everything, it was a tacit thing, where there was no type... (inc.)" .
And the former employee replies: "Well, and this, and this is a relationship of trust... in your opinion? Where people don't say things to each other, then if I go to the Caf and I find out, you tell me... ' you could have come to us' the employment consultant also told me this. Sending the pay slips six months later is a crime, it's a crime... except that I didn't know all these things, because I don't live by controlling what my employer does that I respect."
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