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The matter concerns the appeals against the decision of the Milan Court of Appeal to stop the Taranto hot area.
The judges of the United Civil Sections of the Court of Cassation reserved the right to decide on the appeals presented by the lawyers of the commissioners of Ilva in As and Acciaierie d'Italia in As against the decision of the Court of Appeal of Milan to stop the hot area of the Taranto steel plant.
During today's hearing, the general prosecutor's office at the Supreme Court asked to accept some of the reasons for the appeals presented, effectively asking not to proceed with the stop to the Taranto blast furnaces.
The decision of the supreme judges will be communicated to the parties in the next few days.
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