Are they or aren’t they? Of course they are, Angelo Bonelli and Nicola Fratoianni, again in the sights of Striscia la Notizia for the story linked to Aboukabar Soumahoro. The deputy from the Verdi-Italian Left alliance was overwhelmed by the investigation of the cooperatives run by his mother-in-law and daughter, and with him the secretaries of both parties. During a report published in the Tuesday, December 20 episode of the satirical news program on Canale 5, Bonelli and Fratoianni’s statements were made public as soon as the scandal broke.
Green claimed to have strict rules on choosing candidates, but knew nothing about the events surrounding the Soumahoro family. The leader of the Italian left, on the other hand, admits to having received a complaint from former M5 Elena Fattori about the poor conditions of the structures in which migrants were received. All before Soumahoro’s candidacy.
At this point Striscia shows the e-mails of two Si members who expressed serious doubts to Fratoianni. “This news about Soumahoro was also released during the national assembly of Sinistra Italia in August, and Fratoianni showed no interest in this information,” explains Striscia correspondent Pinuccio. Denunciations that also came from a priest who worked in the area of finished structures from the perspective of the Latino prosecution. For Striscia, in short, Bonelli and Fratoianni “hit hard, and without Soumahoro’s boots”. And so Ezio Greggio and Enzo Iacchetti drop the ball to the public on the news: “Do you think they should resign, yes or no?” they say, running a poll on the website Striscia. The results will be presented tomorrow.
Source: IL Tempo
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