“Nordio I’ll put you inside an R4”: this is the writing against the Minister of Justice, Carlo Nordio, that appeared in recent hours on via Portuense in Rome, near the carabinieri barracks. The text is accompanied by a five-pointed star and the acronym Br. The carabinieri are on site to shed light on what happened, analyzing the images from the surveillance cameras in the area. The writing is on the perimeter wall of a private building, along the public street. Initial investigations have revealed that the affected area is not covered by video surveillance systems.
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Meanwhile, the first messages of solidarity with the Minister of Justice have arrived. “Our solidarity goes to the Minister of Justice Carlo Nordio for the hateful threats received. The writings that appeared in Rome are a disturbing fact on which the competent authorities will be able to make full clarity,” reports a note from the central executive board of the National Magistrates Association. And like the Anm, also political figures: “I express my total solidarity and closeness to Minister Nordio, target of a serious threat: the spray writing referencing the R4, where Aldo Moro’s body was found, and the five-pointed star of the BR represent a disturbing message not to be underestimated. I trust that the investigators will be able to trace the authors of this threat. Once again, my hope is to lower the tone of the controversies and political conflict and not to fuel a climate of tension,” declares Roberto Calderoli, Minister for Regional Affairs and Autonomies.
Promising that “the State does not retreat” is Guido Crosetto. Also intervening on the matter, the Minister of Defense states: “Every attempt to intimidate those who represent and serve the Institutions must be rejected with absolute firmness. Hatred, violence, and the evocation of one of the darkest pages of our history can never influence the action of the State. In a democracy, there is discussion and confrontation, even harshly, but no threats. The State does not retreat.”
