The "salvamanager" is back in the House, despite the promise of Tremonti. E 'on October 2 last year, when the Senate approved an amendment to the Alitalia decree which excludes criminal penalties by the offense of bankruptcy for all companies declared insolvent but not bankrupt. In practice, for all the major Italian companies that have access through this extraordinary administration procedure, saving them from closure: Cirio, Parmalat and, of course, Alitalia. It 'the same day the airline seems permanently saved and the entire government, including Tremonti, goes to the German embassy to celebrate. L 'October 8 Report notices the thing, the Republic anticipates and the day after the finance minister threatens "disappears or that amendment or I resign. "Too bad the same on October 2, this time in the House, has come an enabling act, signed by the same minister announced that as many as two ways to save the manager now on trial in Rome and Milan. On the one hand promises to lower the maximum sentence for the bankrupt "between eight and twelve years," the premise is very useful for bringing down the statute of limitations under ten years. On the other repeats the offense of bankruptcy does not apply to managers of insolvent but not bankrupt, if not when they are false acts foreshadow quell'insolvenza. Tremonti's resignation does not promise more but the text has already been assigned to committees Justice and production activities.
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