– The former terrorist Cesare Battisti red will be expelled from Brazil. Announces the website Estadao, citing judicial sources. “We have been informed of the decision but still there is a date,” said the lawyer of Baptists Igor Sant’Anna Tamasauskas quoted from the site. The Federal Court ruling goes back to Thursday, February 26th. In December 2010 the then president Lula refused to extradite Battisti to Italy.
In 2009, the Brazilian government had granted the status of political refugee former militant of the Armed Proletarians for Communism (PAC) and the day before leaving office as president of Brazil, Lula had rejected the extradition request made by Italy.
Legal Battisti: “We will make use of” – The Legal Brazilian Baptists have announced that they will resort against the decision of the federal judge who revoked the permit to the former terrorist. “I do not like the ruling compendiamo trying to modify a decision of the Constitutional Court and the President of the Republic”, she explained Tamasauskas.
Torreggiani: “You may have the opportunity to request the extradition” – “The news comes as a surprise – said Alberto Torregiani, paralyzed since he was shot in the shootout attributed to Battisti, where his father died in 1979 Pierluigi -. It could be an opportunity to re-open the extradition case. According to the man, “you have to understand why is ejected,” that this has consequences on the possibility of extradition and whether Battisti will be in Italy or can go to another country. “
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