Opposition call for FdI's Bignami to be disciplined over false Scalfaro claim
So the convicts were not released and the decision was not made by Scalfaro, who was Italy's head of State from 1992 to 1999.
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Bignami's false claim, made during the debate before the vote, was an apparent reference to a 1993 decision by then Justice Minister Giovanni Conso not to renew the tough 41-bis prison regime for e 334 mafia convicts. Bignami made the claim on Wednesday during debate on whether to grant a request from Rome prosecutors for access to chat messages between Andrea Delmastro, an FdI MP, and Mauro Caroccia, a restaurateur convicted for ties with Neapolitan Camorra mafia boss Michele Senese.
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Bignami's false claim, made during the debate before the vote, was an apparent reference to a 1993 decision by then Justice Minister Giovanni Conso not to renew the tough 41-bis prison regime for e 334 mafia convicts.
according to ANSA English +1Bignami made the claim on Wednesday during debate on whether to grant a request from Rome prosecutors for access to chat messages between Andrea Delmastro, an FdI MP, and Mauro Caroccia, a restaurateur convicted for ties with Neapolitan Camorra mafia boss Michele Senese.
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