Sangiuliano, evaluations by the Court of Auditors underway. The minister: fine, I will clarify everything
"We are checking Dr Boccia's statements one by one to see if there is a breach of confidentiality of what was the human affair that briefly brought these two people together," claims Sica
by Nicola Barone
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The Sangiuliano affair 'has not gone unnoticed' and the Court of Auditors 'is making the appropriate assessments'. This is what the accounting magistrates, asked about the affair revolving around the role of Maria Rosaria Boccia and her relationship with the Minister of Culture, are making known. Who comments: 'I will have the chance to clarify everything'. Meanwhile, Sangiuliano's lawyer, Silverio Sica, denies that there is evidence of blackmail. 'We certainly exclude it'. "Time to time", Maria Rosaria Boccia meanwhile comments on her Instagram profile on her new interview that she will give to In Onda, on La7, this evening. The businesswoman shows a black and white photo of a make-up bag and a caption that seems to express her intention to take as much time as necessary to have her say on the case.
"We verify Boccia's statements"
."We are verifying Dr Boccia's statements one by one to see if there is a breach of confidentiality of what was the human affair that briefly brought these two people together," Sica adds. On the timing of the complaint, 'we are waiting for the political situation to calm down and then we will have the complaint signed, which we will process. If it was a studied plan? 'We don't know, we have to verify it. We do not exclude any hypothesis with respect to this." On the subject of public money, the lawyer points out that 'there wasn't even any coffee. This is a very private affair that was transformed, according to the logic of double standards, into a political affair'.
In the public prosecutor's office expected complaint, then file
The exposé by Avs MP Angelo Bonelli on the matter has not yet arrived at the Public Prosecutor's Office in Rome, after it was filed yesterday at a police station in the capital. The prosecutors of Piazzale Clodio, explain the top management of the judicial office led by Francesco Lo Voi, as soon as the file comes to their attention they will formally proceed to open a file, possibly in the first phase as a model 45 (i.e. without suspects and hypotheses of crime) and then entrust delegated authority to carry out investigations. In the complaint, the parliamentarian hypothesises the offences of misappropriation of public money and disclosure and use of official secrets. The minister himself announced his intention to file a complaint against Maria Rosaria Boccia. According to information, there are currently no files open in Rome on the matter.
Boccia, the reason for the registrations
.For twenty years in the wedding industry, creator of two intergroups in Parliament, specialising in fashion and communication in general. In the interview with La Stampa in which she tells her truth about the Sangiuliano case for the first time, she talks about her trips with the minister ("not only related to his business"), about who she considers to be Sangiuliano's "real blackmailers" ("ask him, I can tell you that there are editors of weekly magazines"), about Giorgia Meloni who she accuses of being "sexist" against her. And she explains why, from the end of July onwards, she has decided to record everything about her relations with the Minister of Culture: 'Because he said a sentence to me that really struck me: "I am the minister, I am a man, I represent the institution and in the future no one will believe anything you say"'.
