Tajani stands his ground after Nicaragua says it's breaking off ties with Italy

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Tajani stands his ground after Nicaragua says it's breaking off ties with Italy

We'll continue to demand extradition of BR terrorist Casimirri says foreign minister

ROME,

16 July 2026, 13:09

ANSA English Desk

- ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister

Antonio Tajani stood his ground on Thursday after Nicaragua said

it intended to break off diplomatic ties with Italy following

his criticism of the central American country for sheltering

convicted Red Brigades terrorist Alessio Casimirri, part of the

gang involved in the 1978 murder of former Italian premier Aldo

Moro and his security escort.

In a foreign ministry statement, Tajani said Italy would not

stop calling for Casimirri's extradition.

"Italy will continue to demand that Casimirri answer to the

Italian justice system for the crimes of which he has been found

guilty, as has already been requested in a European Parliament

resolution," Tajani said.

"Italy will continue to resolutely defend this demand, out of

respect for the memory of the victims of terrorism and the

principles of justice".

(see related).

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