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Michele Mario Elia

Italian executive

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  • Jun 25

    Moretti starts 5-year prison term for Viareggio disaster as Cassation ends 17-year trial

    Mauro Moretti, former CEO of Italian state railways, turned himself in at Orvieto prison late Thursday after Italy's top court confirmed his five-year sentence for the 2009 Viareggio freight train explosion that killed 32 people and injured more than a hundred.

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