Regeni case. Bonelli: “Tajani is a minister who makes Italy ashamed, he should resign”

Regeni case. Bonelli: “Tajani is a minister who makes Italy ashamed, he should resign”
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Rome, Sept. 29 (LaPresse) – “Tajani is a minister who makes all of Italy ashamed and should resign. The words he uttered are of unprecedented gravity. Faced with the ruling in the Regeni case, he felt the need to point out that ‘Egypt was not convicted, three people were convicted’ and that this is a first-instance ruling. Tajani has already accustomed us to uncommentable statements, but yesterday’s remarks offend the memory of Giulio Regeni and the pain of his parents. Enough with this language and with a government that operates according to the motto ‘pecunia non olet’, money does not stink. For the government, business with Egypt and oil come before international law and justice. And Giorgia Meloni, once again, remains silent. This is the right-wing government that undermines the rule of law and offends the memory of Giulio Regeni, who was kidnapped, tortured and murdered in Egypt.” This was stated in a note by Angelo Bonelli, an AVS lawmaker and co-spokesperson of EV.

Rome, Sept. 29 (LaPresse) – “Tajani is a minister who makes all of Italy ashamed and should resign. The words he uttered are of unprecedented gravity. Faced with the ruling in the Regeni case, he felt the need to point out that ‘Egypt was not convicted, three people were convicted’ and that this is a first-instance ruling. Tajani has already accustomed us to uncommentable statements, but yesterday’s remarks offend the memory of Giulio Regeni and the pain of his parents. Enough with this language and with a government that operates according to the motto ‘pecunia non olet’, money does not stink. For the government, business with Egypt and oil come before international law and justice. And Giorgia Meloni, once again, remains silent. This is the right-wing government that undermines the rule of law and offends the memory of Giulio Regeni, who was kidnapped, tortured and murdered in Egypt.” This was stated in a note by Angelo Bonelli, an AVS lawmaker and co-spokesperson of EV.

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