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Prosecutors fighting major corruption cases in Italy now risk criminal charges

EUobserver Italy 15 June 2026, 14:41 UTC 15 Jun 2026

Prosecutors fighting major corruption cases in Italy now risk criminal charges — EUobserver

If prosecutors can be targeted for good-faith procedural decisions, corrupt actors gain a powerful new weapon: turning the justice system against those investigating them. And that's what could be about to happen in Italy.

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