Government Requires 18.5 Million to Hanoun for Public Damages
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Eighteen and a half million euros for damage to the image in front of the international community and for the super-work to which Digos and the counter-terrorism that led the investigation were subjected. (ANSA)
Genoa, 12 Nov. (askanews) - The Italian government formed a civil part and asked for compensation of 18.5 million euros during the preliminary hearing of the trial that sees accused the president of the Palestinian Association in Italy Mohammad Hanoun and five other people for alleged funding to Hamas through a network of charitable associations. [...]
The Italian government launches a 18.5 million case against a Palestinian activist and five accomplices for alleged funding to Hamas. Read more Request of 18.5 million euros against Palestinian activist Hanoun on News.it.
Today the preliminary hearing where Mohammad Hanoun, spokesman for the Palestinians in Italy is accused together with five other people, accused of crimes related to terrorism in the context of the investigation of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Genoa on the alleged financing of Hamas through a network of charitable associations. The lawyer Fabio Sommovigo confirms that "the constitution" of the government and the Ministry of the Interior has…
According to the accusation, the six would have collected and transferred to Hamas over 18 million euros through a network of charities based in the Liguria capital. Now the decision of the gup Carla Pastorini on the request for referral to trial is expected
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