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Back to Italy by airplane the corpse of Vittorio Arrigoni

Rome, Italy - A Salafi fundamentalist arrested in the context of the investigations on the assassination

It is scheduled for tomorrow the return to Italy of the body of Vittorio Arrigoni, the 36-year-old Italian pacifist kidnapped and killed some days ago in Gaza. The aircraft AZ 897 of Alitalia carrying the corpse of the young man will leave at 16:45 from Cairo and it should arrive at Rome-Fiumicino airport at 19:50. Given the green light by the Judiciary of the capital, the coffin will be transferred...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1128490
Rome, Italy, 04/19/2011 18:42
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