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The front page of Il Fatto Quotidiano features significant legal and political news from Italy. The top stories include the sentencing in the Regeni case, where three Egyptian agents were convicted of kidnapping but acquitted of murder, and developments in the Garlasco murder case with new…
In the Regeni case, three Egyptian agents were sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for kidnapping, while one general was acquitted; the court recognized the charge of kidnapping but not murder. This verdict pertains to the alleged involvement of Egyptian intelligence officers in the abduction and…
New details emerge in the Garlasco murder case, indicating Chiara Poggi's DNA was not found on the pedals, a fact that reportedly could have exonerated Stasi 19 years ago. The investigation is closing, with Sempio potentially facing indictment, as shoe size evidence is considered compatible.
The lawyers representing the Poggi family state there are no new elements in the Garlasco case and that the matter should be presented to the Court of Brescia, asserting there is no need to seek an alternative culprit.
The center-right coalition has won the elections in Reggio Calabria, with the Vannacci-affiliated candidate Giannetta securing around 10%. The final voter turnout was low at 22.3%, with Forza Italia's treasurer achieving a significant victory.
