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Enrico Saggese resigns as President of the Italian Space Agency

Rome, Italy - "I have nothing to do with any misdemeanor allegation", the ex-executive explains

Enrico Saggese transmitted his resignation as President of the Italian Space Agency (ASI) to Education and Research Minister Maria Chiara Carrozza. The executive, together with other six persons connected with ASI, is under investigation in the context of an inquiry of Rome's Prosecutor Officer for alleged bribery. The other persons involved are Francesca and Mario Giacomo Sette (Finmeccanica employees...

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Rome, Italy, 02/07/2014 14:40
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