Migrant center in Albania, M5s presents a complaint to the Court of Auditors

As anticipated, the 5 Star Movement today presented a complaint to the Court of Auditors, “signed by many M5S colleagues, to ascertain hypotheses of fiscal responsibility for the transport of 16 migrants to the center set up by the Meloni government in Albania”, as announced by the five-star group leader in the Constitutional Affairs commission Alfonso Colucci.

“In particular – he adds – we ask whether it is possible to adopt measures with intent or gross negligence capable of configuring a tax liability for the use of huge public resources for the carrying out of activities not legitimized on the basis of the correct application of the law “.

“The voyage of the military ship Lybra transported 16 migrants to Albania, – he continues – with a cost ranging between 250 and 290 thousand euros, and only for the first 3 months of operation of the ship, which will shuttle between the international waters south of Lampedusa and the Albanian port of Shengjin, financial charges of 13.5 million euros were quantified.” “The complaint – concludes Colucci – is a dutiful act, the Meloni government cannot ask for sacrifices from Italian families and businesses and then throw so much public money into the sea in this way”.

Italia viva also announced in recent days that it intended to file a complaint for tax damages – a waste, which the dem secretary also mentioned Elly Schlein.

“Let’s do a numerical calculation: the total number of migrants who can arrive in Albania is 1.6 percent of the migrants who arrive. If it goes badly it will be 80 billion, if it goes well 40 billion” is the money that the CPR will cost in Albania, according to secretary Iv Matteo Renzi. He adds: “Meloni is spending 80 billion to solve absolutely nothing.”

Meanwhile Salvini attacks the judge Patarnelloof which Prime Minister Meloni published an email that concerns her directly, “who should be fired immediately because he demonstrates that he does not have equidistance and serenity”. “There are more than 9 thousand magistrates in Italy – she explains – and the vast majority do their work freely and positively.

While the senator from the Greens and Left Alliance Ilaria Cucchi presented a complaint to the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Perugia, regarding the publication by the newspaper Timeof a private correspondence of the magistrate Marco Patarnello, containing personal opinions on the prime minister.

And the Prime Minister, before the Council of Ministers which should launch a decree on the case of migrants in Albania, commenting on the operation against illegal immigration which led to 13 arrests in Calabria, said that “we will defend the borders, only people will enter Italy legally”.