There are two trips made by former minister Gennaro Sangiuliano and Maria Rosaria Boccia on which the Court of Auditors wants to see clearly and which could soon end up under the scrutiny of the Guardia di Finanza as soon as it has received the delegation. This is the investigation aimed at verifying any costs sustained by public funds for the trips of the woman whose nomination as advisor for major events was blocked. Sangiuliano, as highlighted in the interview with Tg1, claims that “not even one euro” of public money was spent on the 41-year-old from Pompeii, who instead claims the opposite.
Corriere della sera writes about it, according to which under the lens there are a trip to Riva Ligure and one to Polignano. The first took place for the “Sale in zucca” event, on July 11, Boccia’s birthday: the mayor said he paid for the transportation and accommodation expenses himself, on the instructions of the then number one of the Mic. The trip to Polignano took place on July 13 for the “Libro possibile” event: in this case the organizers charged the event for plane tickets, three hotel rooms and meals.
On the front of the information on the G7 Culture in Pompeii shared with Boccia, the Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi intervened. “I want to be clear once and for all: the events you are referring to have never, in any way, affected the dynamics of the preparation of the security systems. It was one of the great, somewhat imaginative articulations of that affair”, said the head of the Viminale in response to a reporter’s question on the security relating to the Pompeii leg of the G7 Culture. “The security problems of the G7 in Naples are identical to those that can exist in a context like that of Mirabella Eclano, in the sense that the appropriate preventive measures must be created”, Piantedosi assured, at the end of the Committee for Public Order and Security in which the organization of the G7 of the Interior, scheduled for early October in the Irpinia municipality, was discussed. “There was never any fear – the minister emphasized, returning to the Sangiuliano-Boccia case – nothing happened that could compromise the security framework that will be prepared for the occasion”.
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2024-09-13 18:50:58
– What are the details of the trips under investigation involving former Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano and Maria Rosaria Boccia?
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Former Minister’s Trips Under Scrutiny: Court of Auditors Investigates Possible Misuse of Public Funds
[Header Image: Former Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano and Maria Rosaria Boccia]
The Court of Auditors has launched an investigation into two trips taken by former Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano and Maria Rosaria Boccia, which may have been funded by public money. The probe aims to verify whether the costs of the trips were sustained by public funds, and if so, whether they were justified.
Trips Under Investigation
The two trips in question include a visit to Riva Ligure for the “Sale in zucca” event on July 11, which coincided with Boccia’s birthday, and a trip to Polignano for the “Libro possibile” event on July 13. According to reports, Sangiuliano claimed to have paid for the transportation and accommodation expenses himself, while the organizers of the Polignano event charged the expenses to the event.
Contradictory Claims
However, Boccia has disputed Sangiuliano’s claims, stating that public money was indeed used to fund the trips. The contradictory statements have raised eyebrows, and the Court of Auditors is determined to get to the bottom of the matter.
G7 Culture in Pompeii: A Separate Investigation
Meanwhile, the Minister of the Interior, Matteo Piantedosi, has intervened in the matter, clarifying that the events surrounding Boccia’s trips did not affect the security preparations for the G7 Culture in Pompeii. Piantedosi assured that the security measures for the event were taken seriously, and that the appropriate preventive measures were put in place.
Investigation Ongoing
The investigation is ongoing, and the Guardia di Finanza is expected to receive the delegation soon. If public funds were misused, it could have serious consequences for those involved.
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– What are the details surrounding the trips taken by former Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano and Maria Rosaria Boccia?
Former Minister Sangiuliano and Maria Rosaria Boccia’s Trips Under Scrutiny: Investigation Unfolds
[Image: Maria Rosaria Boccia and Gennaro Sangiuliano]
Recent developments have brought to light two trips made by former minister Gennaro Sangiuliano and Maria Rosaria Boccia, which are now being closely examined by the Court of Auditors. The investigation aims to determine whether public funds were used to cover the costs of these trips, and if so, whether they were justified.
The Trips in Question
The two trips in question took place in July, with the first trip being to Riva Ligure and the second to Polignano. The trip to Riva Ligure was for the “Sale in zucca” event, which coincided with Boccia’s birthday on July 11. According to reports, Sangiuliano claimed that he paid for the transportation and accommodation expenses himself, following the instructions of the then number one of the Mic.
The trip to Polignano, on the other hand, was for the “Libro possibile” event on July 13. In this case, the organizers charged the event for plane tickets, three hotel rooms, and meals. It is unclear at this point whether these expenses were covered by public funds or private means.
Contradictory Claims
Sangiuliano has publicly stated that “not even one euro” of public money was spent on Boccia’s trips, while Boccia herself claims the opposite. The investigation by the Court of Auditors aims to clarify the situation and determine the truth.
G7 Culture in Pompeii
Meanwhile, Minister of the Interior Matteo Piantedosi has also weighed in on the matter, addressing concerns about the G7 Culture event in Pompeii that Boccia was involved in. Piantedosi stated that the events surrounding Boccia’s trips had no impact on the security preparations for the G7 Culture event, and that any security concerns were unrelated to Boccia’s involvement.
Investigation and Possible Consequences
The investigation by the Court of Auditors is ongoing, and it remains to be seen whether any wrongdoing will be uncovered. If public funds were misused, those responsible could face consequences, including financial penalties or even criminal charges. The Guardia di Finanza, Italy’s financial police, may also become involved in the investigation if public funds were involved.
As the investigation unfolds, it is clear that transparency and accountability are essential in ensuring that public funds are used responsibly and for their intended purposes. The outcome of this investigation will be closely watched, and any findings of wrongdoing will likely have significant implications for those involved.
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