Serbia: Italian begins hunger strike in prison, the wife appealed to the Italian authorities
From www.ristretti.org Edition Saturday, February 19, 2011 Monday, February 21, 2011
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February 19, 2011 in Belgrade from 16 months in prison on charges of rigging auction ha cominciato uno sciopero della fame totale e la moglie, preoccupata, ha lanciato un appello alle autorità italiane a fare qualcosa per risolvere il caso del marito, a suo avviso detenuto ingiustamente. “Vorrei fare un appello affinché le autorità italiane si interessino alla vicenda di mio marito. Non è possibile che per una turbativa d’asta sia in un carcere duro, alla pari di trafficanti di droga o autori di altri gravi crimini”, ha detto all’Ansa la signora Milena, serba, moglie di Giovanni Accroglianò, l’italiano 41enne, rappresentante di una ditta farmaceutica, in carcere a Belgrado dal 21 ottobre 2009.
“Mio marito è accusato di aver fatto parte di un’organizzazione criminale which was intended to distort an auction in order to gain 150 thousand euro, "said the lady. Accroglianò at the material time, he explains, he was vice president of the Italian Chamber of Commerce of Serbia, and was involved in an auction of furniture for the hospital. To him, indeed, had turned the company Vernipol, a manufacturer of furniture. With the Italian was jailed five other Serbian citizens, however, said Ms. Milena, came out after a few months. "The only one left was my husband in prison. According to Serbian law, in fact, because he is foreign there is a danger of escape. Although no longer has a passport. " The trial opened in June 2010 and since then there have been five sessions. "I'm very worried, I am with my three children. My husband is in jail and has lost much weight and went from 101 to 65 pounds. Now since Wednesday, having seen that no one cares for him, he began a hunger strike, "said the woman, who has criticized the Serbian judicial system. "The Italian system is a thousand times better. Here it is difficult to assert their rights, there is no institution for the defendants and control over judges. "
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