“After 7 years…” –

Everything postponed to April 30th. The sentence of the Monte Carlo house trial in which the former president of the Chamber, Gianfranco Fini is involved, has been postponed. The judge’s decision will arrive in twelve days. During the indictment, the capital’s prosecutor had requested an 8-year prison sentence for the former AN leader. Also accused were his partner Elisabetta Tulliani (9 years in prison was requested for her), her brother Giancarlo (a 10 year prison sentence was requested for him) and his father Sergio (5 years was requested for him). The prosecutor’s investigation revolves around the sale of the house in Monte Carlo, bequeathed by Countess Annamaria Colleoni to Alleanza Nazionale, which was purchased, according to the prosecution, by Giancarlo Tulliani through offshore companies. An operation carried out in 2008, for just over 300 thousand euros and which with the sale of the property in 2015 brought in one million and 360 thousand dollars. The accused are accused of money laundering.

In Piazzale Clodio the former secretary of the National Alliance commented with journalists on the postponement of the sentence. A long hearing? “It’s a process that’s been going on for seven years, imagine if the hearing was short… See you on April 30th.”