"Gianni, Gianni", cori per Alemanno all'uscita dal carcere di Rebibbia: "In cella da innocente"

"Gianni, Gianni," chants for Alemanno as he leaves Rebibbia prison: "In jail innocently." Former mayor of Rome and leader of the Independence movement: "I will write to Nordio" Politics (Rome). "Gianni, Gianni" and "One of us." Upon his release from Rebibbia prison after 1 year, 5 months, and 24 days of detention, the former mayor of Rome and leader of the Independence movement was greeted by chants and applause from the many friends and activists waiting for him. "I leave prison innocently," said Alemanno, for whom the doors of Rebibbia opened at 10:00 a.m. "I spent a year and a half in prison innocently, and I shouldn't have been here," explained the longtime right-wing leader, explaining that during this experience he has experienced "a terrible reality that is a disgrace for our Republic." The former mayor of Rome then stated: "I will write to Minister Nordio and try to arrange a meeting at the Department of Penitentiary Administration (DAP). This situation must be resolved. There is 140% overcrowding, last night it was incredibly hot, like all over Europe, yet there is no way to defend ourselves there. This situation is part of a broken state, a broken system, and it needs to be profoundly changed." (Marco Vesperini/alanews) Automatically generated transcript Give me the scooter with the rear end gone. I'm leaving this prison innocent. I spent a year and a half innocent, and I shouldn't have been here. I've seen and experienced a terrible reality. It's a disgrace for our Republic. Here, the Italian Republic loses face for how it treats people, but above all because it doesn't give those who deserve it a chance to walk out with their heads held high, to remain silent. This is a disgrace. Who is the Italian Republic supposed to resolve this? I will write to Minister Nord. I will try to have a meeting. I will try to have a suitable meeting. This situation needs to be resolved. There's 140% overcrowding. It's incredibly hot last night. It was incredibly hot throughout Europe, but there's no way to defend ourselves. This situation needs to be resolved. This is the first fact. The second element: this situation is part of a state that doesn't work, of a system that doesn't work, and it needs to be profoundly changed. My commitment in politics is to truly and profoundly change things. This is the commitment. for this reason, unconventional choices are made to give a different perspective because things cannot go on like this. This state bureaucracy is not up to the task, it's the one I've got for you, it's not even worse than the prison one, so it can come. Bye Gianni