'No case' against Italian minister
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Your support makes all the difference.A magistrate probing Italy's secret services said yesterday there was no case to be heard against the Interior Minister, Nicola Mancino, one of several government figures accused by former spies of receivingcovert funds, Reuter reports from Rome. Michele Coiro said Mr Mancino would not be added to an investigation of a slush fund alleged to have been operated by the services.
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