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Salvatore Baiardo is on trial in Florence on charges of slander against Massimo Giletti and Giancarlo Ricca, with the aggravating circumstance of mafia facilitation.
Salvatore Baiardo fell ill during a break in the trial where he is accused in Florence of slander against the journalist Massimo Giletti and the former mayor Giancarlo Ricca aggravated by mafia facilitation. He was admitted to Domodossola hospital. The trial has been suspended and will resume on December 14.
Baiardo felt ill while in Florence, in room 28 of the courthouse, the speech of his defenders, lawyers Roberto Ventrella and Luca Bellezza, was underway. The former ice cream maker from Omegna, close to the Graviano bosses, was connected remotely from the Gravellona Toce carabinieri station when he fell ill.
The president of the college, judge Anna Favi, interrupted the defenders and adjourned the hearing to the next date.
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The trial resumes on December 14
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