First six guilty verdicts in CGIL HQ assault

(ANSA) - ROME, JUL 11 - A Rome judge on Monday handed down the first six guilty verdicts in the assault on the headquarters of Italy's biggest and most leftwing union CGIL in Rome in October last year.
    The attack was led by members of the far-right group Forza Nuova (New Force, FN), who hijacked a protest against the COVID-19 Green Pass health certificate to ransack the union offices.
    A preliminary hearings judge gave out sentences ranging from six years to four and a half years.
    The son of the girlfriend of FN's Rome chief Giuliano Castellino, Fabio Corradetti, and the group's Palermo leader Massimiliano Ursino, both got six years.
    Castellino is also a defendant in the case, as is FN national leader Roberto Fiore. (ANSA).