Donzelli reveals secrets about Cospito and the mafia, and troubles Nordio and Meloni

He seeks justifications: “I have a good memory, someone may have told me about it”. But the prime minister’s loyalist makes a mess in Montecitorio which imposes disturbing questions on the Ministry of Justice: from whom did he get the confidential papers on the anarchist leader in prison? The irritation of Palazzo Chigi. And the Minister of Justice opens an investigation

The last explanation, given at six in the afternoon, goes like this: “Since I have a good memory, I might as well have heard of it.” You are welcome? “Someone may have told me.” Someone? Could? At that point Giovanni Donzelli, the man of the day, raises his hands: “Enough, let’s not philosophize. What I said in the Chamber remains in the records”. Except that in the Chamber, the deputy of FdI, plenipotentiary of the party, very loyal to Giorgia Meloni, recently chosen as a Roman commissioner, gave another version. And he said, that is, that that unedited interception of talks between Alfred Cospito and a ‘Ndrangheta killer, Franco Presta, and between the anarchist himself and a Casalesi boss, Francesco Di Maio, had it with a simple request for access to the documents.