The latest trips of Andrea Delmastro, who does not show any signs of remorse, are likely to create controversy: “As Undersecretary of Justice, I confirm everything I have done this year,” he said. Office secrets regarding the distribution of confidential documents related to the Cospito affair.
Speaking at the event organized by Fratelli d’Italia in Valle d’Aosta, Delmastro repeated his attacks on the opposition and referees.
“I am the influencer of the left”
“Italy,” he declared, “that strange country in the newspapers where you become a monster while being investigated or accused. They can take you to a cell without taking any action, without even knowing why. Then, when you are finally convicted, the doors of the ominous amnesty open to you, Cospito himself “The left, to which they go as if it were Mecca, becomes influential. Or to talk about issues that do not concern me personally, this Fricano, who stabbed his girlfriend 57 times, was released because he gained weight.”
Attack on the judiciary: “Breaking the back of current accounting”
The Undersecretary then spoke about the reform of the CSM, using the same words that Benito Mussolini had used more than once against trends in the judiciary: “We need a reform of the CSM – he continued – and this includes the breaking of the back. The sad spectacle we witnessed while reading Palamara’s book In order not to be a witness, it is necessary to intervene radically with pull mechanisms against the carcinogenic effect of currentism, which also damages the dignity of the judiciary. Because only by lottery will I prevent the currents formed within the country. “The law is applied not according to merit, but according to loyalty.”
Serracchiani (Pd): “From Delmastro, the jargon of a subversive enthusiast”
Delmastro’s expression is often used in everyday language with ironic intent; But hearing it uttered in a threatening tone by a politician evokes a certain bewilderment, especially if the reins to be “broken” are in the hands of another state power: “The jargon is that of nostalgic authoritarians – attacks Debora Serracchiani, the Democratic Party’s chief justice – of being inherently subversive.” “Insults are the only known form of dialogue. We do not accept this destruction of institutional relations and transformation. The reorganization of justice on the battlefield with verbal baton blows. You can have different opinions on many issues, but an undersecretary cannot be so corrupt as to quote Mussolini.”
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