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Giraudo Testifies in Piazza Loggia Bombing Trial

General Massimo Giraudo's testimony in the trial of Roberto Zorzi, accused in the 1974 Piazza Loggia bombing, highlights alleged connections to the far-right group Ordine Nuovo and potential police cover-ups.

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Ros (Carabinieri Special Operations Unit)Ordine NuovoNatoSifar

Massimo GiraudoRoberto ZorziMarco ToffaloniEmanuele Borsi Di ParmaPierluigi Concutelli

What was the main objective of General Giraudo's testimony?: The testimony aimed to establish Zorzi's ties to Ordine Nuovo, a far-right movement, and demonstrate that the movement continued to operate under different names even after being officially dissolved.
Who is General Massimo Giraudo, and what was his role in the trial?: General Massimo Giraudo, former commander of the ROS (Carabinieri special operations unit), testified for four hours in the trial of Roberto Zorzi, accused of being one of the perpetrators of the Piazza Loggia bombing in Brescia in 1974.
What is the current status of Roberto Zorzi's participation in the trial?: Zorzi's defense attorney stated that he might appear in court if necessary. The bombing is believed to have been in retaliation for the death of a fellow Ordine Nuovo member.
What is the prosecution's key argument regarding right-wing extremists in the 1970s?: The prosecution argued that right-wing extremists enjoyed protection from law enforcement, citing instances of missing files, lack of investigation into certain crimes, and the alleged shielding of individuals linked to Ordine Nuovo.
What evidence suggests possible cover-ups or negligence in the investigation of the Piazza Loggia bombing?: The case highlights alleged cover-ups and deliberate negligence within the police and judiciary systems, potentially hindering the investigation into the Piazza Loggia massacre. The missing files related to Zorzi further fuel these allegations.

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