Palermo Prosecutors Challenge Acquittal of Italy's Salvini in Open Arms Trial
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Italian Vice-President Matteo Salvini will be judged again to prevent the landing of migrants from the Open Arms ship in 2019, after the park in Palermo announced Friday that it attacks by using the previous decision of the Minister's procurement justice.
As Minister of the Interior, Matteo Salvini had a rescue ship with refugees kept away from Italy's coast in 2019. A court later released him for his actions. Now the prosecutor's office has appealed.
The vice-premier had been acquitted in the first instance by the charge of kidnapping migrants on board the Open Arms ship in August 2019
In the first instance, Minister Matteo Salvini was acquitted of the charge of kidnapping. Now, the prosecutor of Palermo resorts to cassation
Appeal lodged in cassation (ANSA)
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