(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 15 - "In yesterday's session, not only was the declassification of the hearing held in Palermo by Giovanni Falcone concerning the X legislature, but above all all the acts of the XIII legislature approved. In the overall framework of the work of the Anti-Mafia Commission and specifically the "Committee on the regime of anti-mafia acts", the largest de-secretation work ever carried out before is taking place. Over 4000 pages of new documents relating to the 13th legislature will be available shortly on the site antimafia.parlamento.it. previously classified, reports of hearings and committee work, activities of the Commission operating between 1996 and 2001, such as conferences, studies and reports.It is a very broad documentary complex that will allow citizenship, aficionados and historians to be able to complete the picture of what happened in that five-year period on the front of the fight against organized crime and the study of its evolutions ".
Thus Angela Salafia, who chairs the Committee on the Anti-Mafia regime of the Acts, who further points out how to highlight three groups of acts of great interest: the reports of the Working Committee for kidnappings, with hearings carried out on a mission in Nuoro and Florence, by Silvia Melis, Giuseppe Vinci, Francesco Checchi, Carlo and Giuseppe Soffiantini, as well as the families of the victims of kidnapping, as well as magistrates and representatives of the police forces (1998/99).
The acts of the Committee on the events that occurred at the DIA of Padua, with hearings of the staff of that operational center. There are extensive references to the Ortes murder, alleged informer of the DIA, with regard to the capture of Felice Maniero, who was attacked and escaped (years 1997/98). The proceedings of the Committee on International Crime, with a mission to Albania and the related hearings of Albanian ministers and magistrates with regard to the affair of the elections polluted by the votes of Albanian organized crime (year 2000). Finally, the reports of the Committee on the Impastato case of which it had previously published only the final report of the work and the report of a single session.
"An impressive job carried out thanks to the soldiers of the Guardia diFinanza of the special parliamentary committees of inquiry, in charge of keeping the archives, by the magistrates of the Anti-Mafia commission, by the liaison officers, by the commission advisor. A profound commitment to give everyone the necessary knowledge of the complex world of contrasting the mafias ", concludes Salafia. (HANDLE).
