Grasso, "Negotiation-state mafiala life saved so many ministers'
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LONDON (Oct. 19) - "The negotiations between the state and mafia has saved the lives of many ministers," said the national anti-Mafia prosecutor, Piero Grasso, said yesterday the first in an interview with La Stampa, "commenting on the story of the" Papello "and then in the TG3. "To tell the truth - says Grasso - the previous surveys had somehow found that there was an attempt at what we get in touch with political power. And 'the case of the officers of the contact Ros, De Mori and women, with Vito Ciancimino. And it is procedurally determined that the Mafia in exchange for the surrender of the vertices, was offered "an excellent treatment for family members," a "good treatment prison" and a "fair assessment of responsibility". "According to all that fat" leaves intuit the mechanism that repeats every time Riina, who wants to somehow give vitality that is difficult to negotiate. The proposals of the ROS, in fact, seem minimal to Ciancimino which, in turn, refuses to submit to Riina, also for fear of retaliation against him, and therefore suggests that 'freeze everything and take time. The investigation will tell us then that Riina, instead opting to speed up and launch the operational phase to make an attack against me. Project that fades to a technical problem and also because at that moment is captured. "
Grasso, perhaps via D'Amelio was used to heat the negotiations. "Even via D'Amelio - Grasso said in the interview - could have been done to" warm up "the deal. In principle thought to attack the political power they had in the pipeline and the killings of Calogero Mannino, Martelli, Andreotti, Vizzini and perhaps some other name escapes me. They change because they understand that goal probably can not hit those who should fulfill their demands. In this sense we can say that the deal has saved the lives of many politicians. " Grasso cites the trial papers and even a "papellino" appeared shortly before the "Papello", "may have been handed over to the carabinieri del Ros, Colonel Mori denied that episode, by a strange service employee who asked for the ' abolition dell'ergastolo for mafia bosses Luciano Liggio, Giovanbattista Pullara, Pippo Calo, Giuseppe Giacomo Gambino and Bernardo Brusca. Even those required perchéirrealizzabili obviously came to nothing. "
Di Pietro: It is very serious, fat refers to the Anti-Mafia Commission. "If there was a negotiation between the state and the Mafia to open the drawers and pull out the names - said Antonio Di Pietro - We demand an immediate hearing of the Commission's anti-mafia prosecutor Grasso, to clarify statements made today in the disturbing 'interview. It 'very serious in our country there has been a parallel structure within the institutions that have managed the business with the mafia gangs. The shadows, the negotiations under the table do not belong to a rule of law. " According the leader of the 'IDV' scenario that is opening up this story of killing is disturbing, especially now that to admit the existence of a deal between the mafia and the state is the anti-mafia prosecutor. Grasso, inter alia, stated that this would be pursued in the interest of 'personal safety of some senior politicians of the time, starting with Andreotti, the same as a final ruling has since proven to have had links with the Mafia, though impossible to evaluate because criminally prescribed. We can not believe that to keep the ranks of the negotiation between the Mafia and the State were the only officers Ros. Peter asks to "know the names of politicians who have maintained contacts with Cosa Nostra, the key people who make the decisions 'and' even know what is the price that the state had to pay. Among other things we would like to know if the judges were most at risk have been warned and protected and, if so, whether the insufficient protection has been a consequence of the refusal of judges to dissent and negotiation. "
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