ROME, Italy:--- Francesco Corallo was Ambassador of the Republic of Dominica at the FAO. This was determined by the magistrate of the court of Rome, who fully acquitted Corallo Francesco, because he did not make false statements on his "personal qualities" during the raid ordered by Milan prosecutors as part of investigation of the loans granted by the BPM at B Plus of Francesco Corallo.
At the time of the search, Corallo Francesco had exhibited a diplomatic passport issued by the Government of Dominica as a result of his appointment as ambassador to the FAO, but also had waived the benefit of the immunity order not to hinder the investigation. But the Milan prosecutor's office, following the request for information made by the GdF to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to verify the veracity of accreditation as ambassador, accused Corallo Francesco of making false statements to the judicial police.
In the expedited case solicited by Corallo Francesco, the Rome magistrates has now determined that it was an unfounded accusation, as the diplomatic accreditation process was actually started even if not yet concluded, which means that the appointment of ambassador had already occurred.
