(ANSA) - Milan, September 14 - Mario Nava said Friday that he
was the victim of the "spoils system" as he bade farewell to
CONSOB staff after resigning as chief of the stock-market
watchdog on Thursday.
Nava quit after the League and 5-Star Movement (M5S) said he
should go because of a position he has had with the European
Commission.
Nava said there was no conflict of interest but tendered his
resignation anyway, saying it would be impossible to do his job
with the ruling coalition against him.
Nava says victim of spoils system in CONSOB farewell
Former chief quit under pressure from ruling parties