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Ustica, inquest begins again in the 28th anniversary of the disaster

Rome, Italy - Following to Francesco Cossiga's sentences

Today is the 28th anniversary of Ustica disaster, the air crash which caused the death of 81 people on-board of a DC-9 Itavia airplane, flying from Bologna to Palermo, bursted on flight and disappeared in the sea. Public prosecutors Erminio Amelio and Maria Monteleone have decided to begin again the inquest, after sentences released on last months by Francesco Cossiga; according to the ex-Italian...

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Rome, Italy, 06/27/2008 14:31
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