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June 29, 2020 After the two letters with bullets addressed to the president of Confindustria Lombardia, Marco Bonometti, to whom an escort was assigned, today a similar letter with a bullet was sent to the headquarters of L'Eco di Bergamo for the president of Confindustria Bergamo, Stefano Scaglia. The threats are attributable to the failure to establish the red zone in Nembro and Alzano during the pandemic in early March.     

In the envelope addressed to the director of the Bergamo newspaper, Alberto Ceresoli, there was a 6.25 caliber bullet and a letter signed by self-styled 'Lombard proletarian nuclei'.

"Mr. Stefano Scaglia of Confindustria - reads the letter, written on a computer - knows that we never forget. An additional coffin is never denied to anyone or him or his family. Always this alone can restore dignity to those who have died. at work. Where Covid does not arrive, we will arrive. "   

Two stamps canceled by pen were stamped on the envelope. The director of L'Eco immediately alerted the police, who seized an envelope, letter and bullet to subject them to surveys and tests useful to provide elements to trace the authors. Digos of Bergamo is in charge of the investigation, already working on threats to Bonometti. The envelope with bullet addressed to the president of the Lombard industrialists had in fact been delivered to the headquarters of Confindustria Bergamo, at the 'Kilometro Rosso', at the end of last week. It contained a threatening message against Bonometti and his family: for this reason, since last Monday the president of Confindustria Lombardia has been under escort, as decided by the prefecture of Brescia (under whose jurisdiction Bergamo also falls for the crimes with which the Directorate deals district anti-mafia).   

Brescia prosecutor Caty Bressanelli has opened a file on threats to Bonometti and now the threats to Stefano Scaglia may also be included in the investigation. Confindustria Bergamo and all its associates have expressed their utmost solidarity and closeness to President Scaglia and hopes that a climate of civil confrontation will return and that both anachronistic and inconclusive tones and threats will be abandoned. Even the mayor of Bergamo, Giorgio Gori, expressed solidarity and closeness to Scaglia: "The re-emergence of forms of intimidation must be decisively contrasted through the compact response of the institutions and economic and social representations".