Tommaso Miele, former Deputy President of the Court of Auditors, has resigned as head of the CSM's Board of Auditors amid an investigation into the Strait of Messina Bridge project. He is accused of corruption and leaking confidential information.
Tommaso Miele, former Deputy President of the Court of Auditors and under investigation for the Strait of Messina Bridge project, has resigned as President of the CSM's Board of Auditors. He was serving the role for free for the 2025-2028 term, with a €27,000 annual compensation set to begin in March 2026.
Rome prosecutors are investigating corruption charges against former Court of Auditors official Tommaso Miele, lawyer Francesco Saccomanno, and businessman Vincenzo Virgiglio. They allegedly attempted to bribe judges to influence decisions on the Strait of Messina Bridge project.
