Insediata la commissione d'inchiesta su Regeni

Palazzotto (Leu) presidente, Serracchiani (Pd) e Trancassini (FdI) vice. Fico: compito duro e importante
People hold signs depicting Giulio Regeni and reading ''365 days without Giulio'' as they attend a march in memory of the Italian researcher at Sapienza University on the first anniversary of his disappearance in Egypt, Rome, Italy, 25 January 2017. Italian President Sergio Mattarella on the same day called for cooperation to bring the killers of Regeni in Egypt to justice. 'Italy has mourned the killing of one of its studious young people, Giulio Regeni, without full light being shed on this tragic case for a year, despite the intense efforts of our judiciary and our diplomacy', Mattarella said on the first anniversary of Regeni's disappearance. 'We call for broader and more effective cooperation so that the culprits are brought to justice'. Guilio Regeni was an Italian PhD student researching the independent trade unions in Egypt, he disappeared on 25 January 2016 in Cairo, then his body was found in a ditch on Cairo-Alexandria road outside of Cairo on 03 February 2016 with signs of torture. ANSA/MASSIMO PERCOSSI
People hold signs depicting Giulio Regeni and reading ''365 days without Giulio'' as they attend a march in memory of the Italian researcher at Sapienza University on the first anniversary of his disappearance in Egypt, Rome, Italy, 25 January 2017. Italian President Sergio Mattarella on the same day called for cooperation to bring the killers of Regeni in Egypt to justice. 'Italy has mourned the killing of one of its studious young people, Giulio Regeni, without full light being shed on this tragic case for a year, despite the intense efforts of our judiciary and our diplomacy', Mattarella said on the first anniversary of Regeni's disappearance. 'We call for broader and more effective cooperation so that the culprits are brought to justice'. Guilio Regeni was an Italian PhD student researching the independent trade unions in Egypt, he disappeared on 25 January 2016 in Cairo, then his body was found in a ditch on Cairo-Alexandria road outside of Cairo on 03 February 2016 with signs of torture. ANSA/MASSIMO PERCOSSI

ROMA. Si è insediata oggi martedì 3 dicembre alla Camera dei deputati la commissione monocamerale d'inchiesta che avrà il compito di fare luce sul sequestro, la tortura e l'omicidio di Giulio Regeni, il ricercatore originario di Fiumicello che scomparve al Cairo il 25 gennaio del 2016 per essere ritrovato senza vita il 3 febbraio successivo.

Alla presidenza della commissione è stato eletto Erasmo Palazzotto (Leu), i cui vice saranno Debora Serracchiani (Pd) e Paolo Trancassini (FdI). Sarà un compito "duro e importante", ha commentato via twitter il presidente della Camera Roberto Fico augurando buon lavoro alla commissione, tra i cui componenti ci sono anche i deputati del Friuli Venezia Giulia Sabrina De Carlo (M5s) e Guido Germano Pettarin (Fi), oltre a Serracchiani.

Istituita il 30aprile scorso e dunque ora pienamente operativa, la commissione dovrà raccogliere "gli elementi utili per chiarire tute le responsabilità e circostanze" che portarono all'omicidio di Regeni. La commissione, che avrà gli stessi poteri della magistratura, dovrà concludere entro 12 mesi la propria inchiesta, con una relazione, ma potrà riferire alla Camera «anche nel corso dei propri lavori, ove ne ravvisi l'opportunità».

Argomenti:omicidio regeni; commissione d'inchiesta

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