Politicians demand inquiry into CIA operations in Italy

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http://news.independent.co.uk/europe/story.jsp?story=650032

Senior politicians are calling for a full inquiry into the activities of United States intelligence operatives in Italy, after a Milan judge issued arrest warrants for 13 CIA agents. The agents allegedly abducted a suspected Islamic militant and took him to Egypt for interrogation.

Paolo Cento, a Green party MP who is vice-chairman of the Justice Committee of the lower house of parliament, has demanded an explanation of the episode from both the Italian interior and defence ministers.

"What has emerged from the investigations requires a political clarification," he said. "We want to know if US secret agents are free to operate in Italy, and if that is the case, we want to know how the government will ensure national sovereignty."

In issuing the warrants, Judge Chiara Nobili took an unprecedented stand against the US policy of "extraordinary rendition", popularly known as "outsourcing torture".

[Hissyspit]

1. And, of course, you have to go to a non-U.S. news source to find this out

[Roland99]

2. How many inquiries are on-going in various avenues right now?

How can our government get anything done with this corrupt admin being investigated from almost every possible angle?


Honor and integrity?


HA!