Ustica: Amato should present any evidence he has - Meloni

(see related) (ANSA) - ROME, SEP 2 - Premier Giorgia Meloni on Saturday called on ex-premier Giuliano Amato to come forward with any evidence he has after he said that a French missile caused the mysterious 1980 Ustica plane crash that left 81 people dead.
    "Giuliano Amato's important words about Ustica deserve attention," Meloni said.
    "But Amato specifies that those words are the fruit of personal deductions.
    "I ask Amato to know if, in addition to the deductions, he is in possession of elements that make it possible to go back (and re-assess) the conclusions reached by the judiciary and parliament, and make them available so that the government can take any possible steps forward resulting from them".
    Meloni added that no documents regarding the Ustica disaster stemming from criminal investigations and the work of parliamentary commissions of inquiry were classified. (ANSA).