
The prosecutors hypothesize the crime of corruption. Precautionary measures were also requested for eight other people, including lawyers and entrepreneurs.
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Gaetano Armao has held important roles in the Sicily Region, including vice-president, councilor and president of the specialist technical commission for environmental authorizations.
The Palermo Prosecutor's Office has requested the arrest of the former vice-president and former councilor of the Sicily Region, the lawyer Gaetano Armao, husband of the former head of Cabinet of the Ministry of Justice, Giusi Bartolozzi. The prosecutors hypothesize the crime of corruption. In addition to Armao, the magistrates, coordinated by the prosecutor Maurizio de Lucia, requested precautionary measures for 8 other people including the lawyer Pierluigi Matta and some entrepreneurs.
Armao's studies and home searched
The Palermo Prosecutor's Office also ordered the searches of the studies in the Sicilian capital and the home in Rome of the former vice-president and former councilor of the Sicily Region. Until August, Armao was president of the specialist technical commission for environmental authorizations under regional jurisdiction.

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