
The Minister of European Affairs Tommaso Foti states that the Italian State will ask for compensation in the Regeni case once the sentence has been filed, thanks to the establishment of a civil party, and underlines the importance of French collaboration on the Ustica massacre after 46 years.
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The Regeni case concerns the death of the Italian researcher Giulio Regeni in Egypt in 2016, while the Ustica massacre is a plane crash in 1980 in which 81 people lost their lives, the subject of long investigations and suspicions of international involvement.
When the sentence on the Regeni case is filed, the State will ask for compensation. This can be done thanks to the fact that Italy has become a civil party. The appearance of the Italian State in court was important just as it was important to have the French government decide to collaborate on the Ustica massacre after 46 years. Thus the Minister of European Affairs Tommaso Foti to Tagadà (La7).
The State, the Italian government was there, the judiciary was there. We reiterated and affirmed the principle of legality. So we are satisfied. Regarding the controversy, I would refer to the sentence and the reasons for the sentence, he added. To enforce the sentence, first of all the sentence must be filed, he added, commenting on the statements of the secretary of the Democratic Party Elly Schlein.
To clarify my thoughts, the minister then specified, to point out, once the sentence has become final, we will ask for its execution. It seems premature to me to talk about it at this stage when we are only at the first level of judgment.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Italian state will ask for compensation in the Regeni case after the ruling is filed
Likely · Within weeks
The sentence in the Regeni case will have become final and its execution will be requested
Possible · Within months

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