Sangiuliano case, Boccia: minister under blackmail. He considers a complaint to the public prosecutor's office
The Head of Culture: 'With Boccia from friendship to sentimental relationship, I have interrupted the appointment process'
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A new episode in the Sangiuliano-Boccia affair with the Minister of Culture in the Meloni government still in the balance, always with the sword of Damocles of possible new revelations, chats, photos, recordings or documents that could nullify the painful bath of sincerity with which she has tried to cleanse her image compromised by the Pompeii scandal on TV. After the Culture Minister's Tg1 interview, comes Maria Rosaria Boccia's reply: "I'll tell you everything about the Sangiuliano case, the minister is under blackmail, there are some people who blackmail the minister for favours they have had," she says in a video interview with La Stampa. "The minister has divulged incorrect information," and on the protection car she says: "I was always with the minister, not on short trips but always on long trips."
In the interview Boccia, who calls herself an 'entrepreneur', states that 'the 5 July email was published by Dagospia and not by me' and the content was 'the alternative of the two routes that the other ministers attending the G7 were supposed to take' and the programme. "We made an inspection for the G7 and the minister took the opportunity to check some excavations." As for the appointment as advisor to the Minister of Culture, 'I read that it was signed by both myself and the minister, as you can hear from the audio. It did not go through, but I think this is an explanation that the institution should give and not me'.Meanwhile
Meanwhile, Sangiuliano is considering a complaint to the public prosecutor's office. "Tomorrow Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano will have a meeting with his lawyers to consider filing a complaint with the Public Prosecutor's Office," reads a note from the ministry.
"I submitted my resignation to the premier but she rejected it," Sangiuliano had said, interviewed by Tg1 on Wednesday evening, 4 September. "I am ready to resign immediately after Meloni asks me to do so, but I have reassured her with documentary evidence that this is a matter of gossip, which I realise is annoying, but never a euro of Italian citizens has been spent and no confidential document has ever circulated. The President of the Council,' he added, 'told me to go ahead and clarify the point of truth immediately. He told me: always be honest and tell the truth'.

