A few hours from the start of the appointment of the ECB at international Reggia di Capodimonte, Naples, the prefect, Francesco Musolino, has suspended the mayor Luigi De Magistris. No doubt, no uncertainty. In a few hours – arrived in the morning acts by the Registry of the Court of Rome – the prefect has suspended the mayor.
The regency will be for the deputy mayor Tommaso Sodano, who was also sentenced for a crime but not among those who Severino means for suspending the function or office. “No comment” by De Magistris arrival of the device of judgment. “Salutamela,” the mayor said on the sidelines of a press conference to reporters who said that the ruling came in the prefecture.
But the game’s mayor is just the beginning. Meanwhile, because the suspension from office of mayor may be thwarted by the statute of limitations, which should take place next March. This means that it is very difficult, indeed impossible, that the Court of Appeal and then the Supreme Court should be concluded by the deadline to avoid prescription. It goes without saying that with the prescription decade Severino. In short, De Magistris back to St. James’s Palace.
But even if the junta De Magistris got a few days ago an undoubted success, with the approval of the budget by the council, its majority may creak. In short, the game for the resignation and the fall of the junta orange is far from closed.
The next few hours could be more surprises in store. Really De Magistris may have arrived at the last stop. Even though he has accustomed us to unpredictable twists.
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