On the case of the minutes of the interrogations made to the Milanese prosecutors by the lawyer Piero Amara concerning the alleged lodge Hungary, the Brescia Prosecutor's Office is also investigating for revelations of office secrecy.
From what ANSA learns, the investigation opened yesterday against unknown persons at the moment was registered only for this crime title which is the same for which the Rome Public Prosecutor's Office proceeds against the public prosecutor Paolo Storari, who was summoned to Saturday by the Capitoline magistracy and is ready to clarify and defend the choice of having handed those minutes, for self-protection, to Piercamillo Davigo, then to the CSM.
The Milanese prosecutor Paolo Storari in April 2020 would have delivered in Milan to Piercamillo Davigo, then to the CSM, the minutes of the interrogations made between December and January previous by the lawyer Piero Amara on the alleged secret lodge Hungary. A gesture dictated by the need to protect themselves since the heads of the Prosecutor's Office would not have followed up on his repeated requests to investigate the case immediately. The delivery in the Lombard capital could affect the territorial jurisdiction and lead the prosecutors of Rome, who have summoned Storari to be investigated for Saturday, to transmit the documents relating to his position in Brescia.
President Sergio Mattarella will be at CSM tomorrow to attend the screening of the documentary on Rosario Livatino. There will be the president of the CEI Cardinal Bassetti. It will be a historical-religious initiative and, underline at the Quirinale, Mattarella is not expected to speak. As for the merits of the issue that is stirring the judiciary, Colle, when asked about it, reiterates how essential, for everyone, absolute respect for the rules. In fact, 4 powers of attorney are dealing with the affair. Any further intervention would constitute undue interference in ongoing investigations.
