'No Corruption', Says Italy Court, Acquits 2 Main Accused In Agusta Case | Read
An Italian court today let off the two main accused in a bribery scandal related to the contract for AgustaWestland VVIP choppers, signed when a Congress government was in power. Giuseppe Orsi and Bruno Spagnolini were acquitted by an appeals court that said there wasn't sufficient proof of corruption. In a judgement read out in the Apellate court of Milan, the judge made a brief statement that said the two had been cleared of both charges - bribery and fraud accounting.
