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Introduction to Italian Intelligence Agencies — PART II : The last scandal under the 1977 Legal Framework

Posted on May 1, 2017 by L

“Could societies do without spies altogether? He [Italian President Francesco Cossiga] wished to know. What did I think? How was a supposed democracy to control its spies? How should Italy control them? – as if Italy was a separate case, … Continue reading →

Posted in Italy | Tagged Adamo Bove, CEDIS, COPACO, Emanuele Cipriani, Francesco Cossiga, Giuliano Tavaroli, Italy, John Le Carré, Marco Mancini, Operation Gladio, SISDE, SISMI | Leave a comment

Introduction to Italian Intelligence Agencies — PART I : The Scandals

Posted on April 25, 2017 by L

“Here in Italy, the possible complicity of the government of Silvio Berlusconi, the prime minister at the time, is one of the most difficult issues in the case. Among the Italians indicted Friday were Nicolo Pollari, who until earlier this … Continue reading →

Posted in Italy | Tagged Abu Omar case, false information in the media, Italy, Marco Mancini, Mario Scaramella, Mitrokhin Commission, Niger uranium forgeries, renditions program, Romano Prodi, Silvio Berlusconi, SISMI, unlawful monitoring | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: SISMI

Introduction to Italian Intelligence Agencies — PART II : The last scandal under the 1977 Legal Framework

Introduction to Italian Intelligence Agencies — PART I : The Scandals

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