The wiretapping on Luca Palamara versus Matteo Salvini and the judge’s revelations Amedeo Franco on “piloted sentences” against Silvio Berlusconi they uncovered Pandora’s box. And today as of today one wonders if justice is really fair. But one thing is certain: the judiciary does not look anyone in the face, “also because everyone – as you remember Augusto Minzolini on the Newspaper – sooner or later, whether they are Berlusconi, Salvini, Renzi, they can become targets. “But the Mediaset-Agrama case that would have seen the leader of Forza Italia unfairly convicted of tax fraud seems to be getting worse and worse. Minzolini himself added a compromising detail to the story: the ultimatum of Giorgio Napolitanoat the time, in 2013, head of state. Napolitano allegedly offered Berlusconi the pardon in exchange for his political withdrawal, according to the background writer.
A news not immune to clamor: “But it seems to you – recalls the blue deputy Giorgio Mulè – that a head of state can comment on a sentence as he did at the time Napolitano: I believe that Parliament can now deal with the problems of the administration of justice. As if to say: once the Cav is out, we can become guarantors. “And again, the outburst of another force player:” The only one who succumbed to the enticements of the Nap – he begins Fabio Rampelli -fu Gianfranco Fini. He knew that the Cav would be made out of the courts. And he proposed that I go with him to a place of subgovernment. But then Napolitano screwed him too. “The case is now old, it goes back to 2011 when the blue Amedeo Laboccetta declared that Napolitano was right behind the farewell to the PDL by Gianfranco Fini. The latter was interested in dropping Berlusconi.
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