The former governor of Sicily exercised his right to remain silent before the prosecutors of Gela, then presented some documents, saying he was available to be heard once the magistrates had examined them.
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The former governor of Sicily exercised his right to remain silent before the prosecutors of Gela, then presented some documents, saying he was available to be heard once the magistrates had examined them.