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NATO has restored full operational capability of the deployable Air Command and Control Center in Italy, located in Poggio Renatico, following a hardware and software update, enhancing training and testing capabilities for allied operations. #Nato #Difesa #Addestramento (translated)

The defense of Andrea Sempio, investigated for the murder of Chiara Poggi, claims that there are no concrete elements against him and asks to go to trial to clarify the truth, while Sempio states that he has nothing to do with the crime and fears arrest. #Garlasco #Giustizia #Omicidio (translated)

In a new development in the murder case of Chiara Poggi, Andrea Sempio presents five expert opinions that contest the evidence against him, asserting that the prints involved do not match his shoes and that the DNA found under the victim's nails cannot be attributed to him. #Garlasco #ChiaraPoggi #Giustizia (translated)

The low growth of the Gross Domestic Product relies on miserable wages for workers, on the failure to pay contributions to the INPS, and on unpaid taxes," attacks Osvaldo Napoli from the national leadership of Azione. #EconomiaSommersa #LavoroIrregolare #EvasioneFiscale (translated)

Rita Cavallaro wrote that, in the case of Garlasco, there was "only smoke" on the evidence that was presumably concealed. She claimed that General Garofano had attacked Il Giornale with increasing aggression and described him as out of control after the discovery, in her opinion, of the concealment of two DNA tests that returned negative results on Stasi's bike pedals and a test that had revealed the absence of blood, which had remained secret until a few days prior. https://t.co/pMCc2VXplY #Garlasco #Giustizia #Crimine (translated)

In an interview with Sky TG24, Andrea Sempio, under investigation for the murder of Chiara Poggi, expresses his desire to close the case in the preliminary hearing and claims that the fingerprint 33 found at the crime scene does not belong to him or anyone else. #Garlasco #ChiaraPoggi #Giustizia (translated)

Justice Stories, quoting a Facebook post by Albina Perri, wrote that Milan would have been the center of a story aimed at protecting the final conviction of Alberto Stasi. According to the post, the Attorney General Laura Barbaini would have maintained a rigid position against alternative hypotheses; on January 17, 2017, she would have sent a 13-page note to Deputy Prosecutor Venditti in which she judged the new leads on Sempio already examined and irrelevant. The post stated that in 2025 Venditti's defense would have submitted, perhaps by mistake, a second Milanese note, dated January 23, 2017, and 31 pages long, never included in the Pavia file. In the document, it added, the private investigative agency Tartaglia, commissioned by Stasi, appeared 41 times. It also attributed to the current Prosecutor's Office the assessment that Barbaini's role would have exceeded institutional limits and claimed that in 2025 she would have advised the Poggi family to file a complaint in Milan to obstruct Napoleon's investigation. The post described the affair as an alliance aimed at defending the procedural truth of the past. #Garlasco #Milano #Giustizia #Processo (translated)

Our analyses were a reference point that was later discussed in the various proceedings that led to the final verdict. This was stated by the former commander of the Ris, Luciano Garofano, a guest this evening on the program 'Cinque minuti' hosted by Bruno Vespa, speaking about the initial investigations related to the murder of Chiara Poggi, which occurred on August 13, 2007, in Garlasco (Pavia). #Garlasco #ChiaraPoggi #Ris (translated)

The author reported that Germano Dottori had written to him that the NATO nuclear exercise Steadfast Noon contributed to maintaining the deterrence on which peace rested. He added that reading the declassified conversations between Kennedy and McNamara during the Cuban missile crisis had raised some doubts for him. https://t.co/DtAFnjBpsp #nucleare #NATO #pace #US #IT (translated)

Andrea Tosatto criticized Capra for insulting Massimo Giletti and treating others as ignorant, arguing that such an attitude did not strengthen the arguments but made them more arrogant. Tosatto reported that Capra considered negative tests irrelevant and claimed that a flat line did not necessarily demonstrate the absence of DNA. While acknowledging that such a trace did not automatically exclude the presence of DNA, Tosatto said that a negative result could not be dismissed as irrelevant for that reason. According to Tosatto, conflicting results would require checks on the correspondence of samples and analysis conditions, the reproducibility of the positive result, and the methods used to obtain it. He also questioned whether the sample had always been collected by the same person and hypothesized that the mysterious "Port" might have swapped the analyzed items. For this reason, he deemed Giletti's questions legitimate and stated that a negative result did not automatically render the positive result unassailable. Tosatto added that technical expertise did not authorize humiliating others and that, in his opinion, Capra had made a poor impression in front of millions of Italians. He also said that if he were Bossetti, he would have cried watching him on television. Regarding the Garlasco case, he argued that conclusions should be proven with verifiable documents, procedures, and explanations, and stated that Chiara Poggi deserved the truth. Finally, he challenged what he described as the presentation of a signature placed under the wording "seen everything" as if it were a signature on a complete document. #Giletti #Garlasco #Capra #Scienza #Verità #Rispetto (translated)

Lia Bencivenga wrote that she had never judged the Poggi family, but had reported what she considered anomalies in the reconstruction of the events of August 13 and gaps in the 2007 investigations. She also said she had restrained criticism within her group after Chiara's parents' interview on Verissimo, even at the cost of receiving pushback. After an episode of *Lo Stato delle Cose*, in which, according to Bencivenga, the family's consultant claimed that his clients believed wholeheartedly in his theories, she defined the anomalies she had already pointed out as more disturbing. She added that she did not believe insults or delegitimization were necessary and expressed solidarity with Alberto Stasi, stating that it was still possible to remedy what she called a criminal justice issue. #GARLASCO #Giustizia #Verità #Trasparenza (translated)

Lawyer Liborio Cataliotti announces that the scientific analyses from the defense of Andrea Sempio, accused of the murder of Chiara Poggi, will be decisive for his acquittal and emphasizes the importance of reviewing the conviction of Alberto Stasi before any potential trial against his client, warning of the risk of legal contradictions. #Giustizia #Garlasco #AlbertoStasi (translated)

The footprint found at the crime scene of Chiara Poggi constitutes the central evidence against Andrea Sempio, who is preparing to respond to the charges in the context of an imminent indictment, while the defense is working on new reports to counter the evidence presented by the prosecutors. #Garlasco #Omicidio #Giustizia (translated)

The former captain of the Ris, Alberto Marino, involved in the investigation into the murder of Chiara Poggi, has requested to speak in court regarding the alleged tests missed on Alberto Stasi's bicycles, whose conviction is now under review by the Pavia prosecutor's office. #Garlasco #AlbertoMarino #Giustizia (translated)

A crucial week begins for Andrea Sempio, accused of the murder of Garlasco, while Chiara Poggi's parents confirm that they will not file a civil suit in the trial against him, maintaining their belief in Alberto Stasi's guilt. #ChiaraPoggi #OmicidioGarlasco #Giustizia (translated)