Palermo, gps under Micciché’s car. The former Sicilian president: “Who put it and why?”

A GPS had been placed under the body of Gianfranco Miccichè’s car. The device had the ability to track the vehicle’s movements. This was discovered by the escort of the former president of the Sicilian regional assembly at Palermo airport where Miccichè had landed on a flight from Rome.

At first it was thought to be a bomb. The car was moved to a safe area and it was later discovered that it was a gps which was handed back to him. The incident was reported to the airport police. The news was confirmed by the former leader of Fi, coordinator of the 61-0 party in Sicily. «I too would like to know who installed the gps and what it was for – says Miccichè – I opened it and inside there was a sim. Who bought it Who used it? Why? In Sicily there is a heavy, ugly political climate. For me very painful for the death of President Silvio Berlusconi.

«I launch an appeal to the regional government in comparison, you cannot challenge a councilor because he speaks to a mayor. friendly fire? There is no conceptually friendly fire, because if you light it, it’s not a friend…”.

“I have just filed a question in the Senate to request an in-depth and immediate investigation into the recent episode of espionage against the former president of Ars, Gianfranco Miccichè”. This was stated by the senator of Forza Italia, Daniela Ternullo. «At this point it is necessary to clarify the circumstances of this worrying episode, which sheds light on possible violations of privacy and intrusions into the political sphere of an institutional exponent. It is essential – continues the senator – that prompt and in-depth investigations are conducted to identify those responsible for this deplorable act. It is intolerable that in our democracy politicians are subjected to unlawful surveillance and threats to their personal safety. From this point of view – she concludes – immediate and decisive action is needed to guarantee the transparency, integrity and safety of citizens. As a member of the National Anti-Mafia Commission, I hope that the truth will come out. In the meantime, I trust in the work of the competent authorities to identify those responsible for this act of invasion of privacy and to prosecute them according to the law”.