Terrorism, for former br Calvitti decision in Paris on extradition on June 1st

The decision on the extradition request of Italy of the former member of the Red Brigades Enzo Calvitti will be taken on June 1st. This is what Adnkronos learns at the end of today’s hearing in Paris. Calvitti, one of the leaders of the Roman column of the BR, who had been sentenced to 21 years for the attempted murder of a police officer, must serve 18 years, 7 months and 25 days in prison, in addition to the security measure of probation for 4 years, for the crimes of subversive association, armed gang, association with the purpose of terrorism, receiving stolen weapons.The hearing of Giorgio Pietrostefani, the former militant of Lotta Continua, instead, which was scheduled today at the Court of Appeal of Paris was postponed to next May 18 for health reasons, as explained by Irene Terrel, the French lawyer for seven of the ten former terrorists arrested in France. Pietrostefani, 79, is not well and is currently hospitalized. For the former Br Giovanni Alimonti and for the former member of the organization of the Armed Nuclei against territorial power Narciso Manenti, the hearing has been set for 30 March; for the former Br Roberta Cappelli, Marina Petrella and Sergio Tornaghi the hearing is scheduled for April 6. The hearing of the ex militant of Autonomia Operaia Raffaele Ventura was set for April 13, while for April 20 the hearings of the ex militant of the Armed Proletarians Luigi Bergamin and of the ex Br Maurizio Di Marzio (who had fled to the ‘Red Shadows’ operation and who was arrested in Paris last July).