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Silvia Baraldini
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Silvia Baraldini ( Rome, December 12 1947) is an activist Italian .
He worked in the sixties , seventy and eighty in the United States . Component of a revolutionary party ( Black Panther Party ) who fought for civil rights of blacks, was sentenced in 1983 to a cumulative penalty of 43 years in prison in the United States for complicity in tax evasion, subversive association, two attempted robberies and insult the court. After conviction grew in the United States and Italy in support groups that justifying its terrorist activities and believed the sentence disproportionate and persecutory .
The strong support for his cause by the Left parties led to the extradition in Italy in 1999. According to some such a concession was obtained by the government counterpart D 'Alema for supporting the U.S. war in Kosovo . After several years of house arrest Silvia Baraldini was released from prison on 26 September 2006 effect of ' pardon.
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Elements youth
Born in Italy, Silvia moved to 1961 (fourteen years) in the United States to follow his father, initially employee Olivetti in New York and later official of the Italian embassy in Washington .
In the United States attended a high school, where, last year, began to get involved in politics, joining a student group in favor of political rights blacks. He enrolled in the late '60s at the State University of Wisconsin , one of the busiest in the United States from the political point of view.
Political
Silvia Baraldini began his political movement in the wake of sessantottino , protesting and demonstrating for all the following objectives that generation, and for civil rights U.S. of blacks against the Vietnam War and for women's rights . Following its activity focused against ' apartheid and the new colonialism in Africa.
With the advance of years his work turned in favor of radical political movements U.S. . First brought to light the illegal program COINTELPRO 's FBI who spied on political opponents inside and annoyed. Later he became an assiduous supporter of Black Liberation Army ( BLA). The Baraldini fact, since 1975 belonged to ' communist organization "May 19", a ' organization legally recognized by the government U.S., which flanked precisely the movement BLA. The activity of Baraldini in BLA was very strong, he became a member of the Committee to Free the Panther 21 diligently and supported the reasons for Mumia Abu - Jamal , an African American journalist sentenced to death in Pennsylvania . The
November 2 1979 a commando to which he belonged had made the escape of Assata Shakur, aka Joanne Chesimard "soul" of Black Liberation Army ( BLA), which was serving a life sentence for murdering a police officer road. The commando which was part of the Baraldini broke into the jail, freed the Shakur, kidnapped a woman police officer and a driver of a van and fled. The commandos freed two hostages seized later.
arrest
Silvia Baraldini was first arrested on November 9 1982 for subversive association, linked to her political activism Communist and support the movement of African-American liberation. Discharged on bail, was arrested again five months later, on May 25 1983. The arrest was indirectly linked to a robbery pulled off by the education community to which was organic.
The coup, known as the " Brink 's Robbery" took place on October 20 1981 at the expense of an armored van of Brink ' s Bank of Nyack, Long Island . The robbers killed a security guard of the armored truck driver and two policemen from the police Nyack (the police officer Waverly Brown and Sergeant Edward O 'Grady ). Two other guards were wounded. The robbery made $ 900,000. The participants actions are called themselves " May 19 th Communist Organization " Weatherpersons , Weather Underground , Black Liberation Army ( BLA). Participated in the robbery Mutulu Shakur, brother of Assata Shakur , Kuwasi Balagoon , David Gilbert, Samuel Brown, Judith Alice Clark, and Kathy Boudin . One of the participants the clash, Kathy Boudin, was paroled in 2003 . The process
The charges
Silvia Baraldini was tried with the following accusations: The
- 2 November 1979 had avoidance of competition with other Assata Shakur , alias Joanne Chesimard "soul" of Black Liberation Army ( BLA), who was serving a life sentence for murder of a police road ;
- was accused of being both an ideology of the movement "19 May" and other African-American liberation movements including "The Family" which provided logistical support;
- was accused of taking part in the preparations of robbery, never completed, an armored van to Danbury, Connecticut;
- was accused of taking part May 19 1981 preparations of robbery, never completed, an armored van to Chemical Bank of Nanuet, New York;
- Insult to the court (in the U.S. legal Contempt of Court ), for refusing to provide testimony the names of other activists of the movement "May 19".
Condemnation
The trial ended with a ruling in July 1983 which can be summarized in these points:
- 20 years for complicity in tax evasion, the precisely Assata Shakur , Joanne aka Chesimard ;
- 20 years for subversive association with application of law Rico , originally used for mafia and organized crime cases, for which they were paid by the person disputed accusations the group membership , (So-called a criminal association), and for the two preparations of robbery;
- three years for insulting the court (in the U.S. legal Contempt of Court ), for refusing to provide testimony the names of other activists of the movement "19 May".
the first stop 9 November 1982 's FBI had offered a large sum of money to Baraldini to denounce their colleagues and the offer was renewed in the prison with a counterpart that corresponded to his release. The refusal to cooperate non fece altro che inasprire la pena qualificando la Baraldini come detenuta pericolosa. Venne quindi trasferita nel durissimo carcere di Lexington e le condizioni detentive divennero più aspre.
Il principale testimone a carico fu il pentito Tyrone Rison . Il principale coimputato fu Sekou Odinga .
Il carcere
Le tappe
La Baraldini venne prima rinchiusa nel carcere di New York , poi in quello di Pleasanton in California e poi, in Lexington , where he was subjected to imprisonment with hard insulation, censorship and restrictions on visits in the mail, surveillance continues in the most intimate moments.
The prison regime was reduced and the security units of Lexington closed after the struggle of Baraldini and other inmates also supported by Amnesty International .
disease
The Baraldini has seen its prison conditions even worse because of a worsening of his health. In 1988 , having experienced strong abdominal pain, she was diagnosed a malignant tumor. L 'administration prison not proved to be very attentive to the needs of prisoners, and tended to impede and restrict the treatment in the Baraldini needed.
After several surgeries in 1990 the Baraldini was transferred to the maximum security prison in Marianna in Florida. We wanted to see this gesture in an attempt of ' administration U.S. to isolate even more Baraldini by the movement of opinion in favor was being formed in those years, in fact the prison is located in an isolated area.
Last transfer was to Danbury, Connecticut.
groups in support of Baraldini exaggerated the severity of the disease coming to say that, in the late 90s, was terminally ill. This is to obtain 'extradition in Italy on humanitarian grounds.
movement support
In Italy the movement to support intensified especially after the disease Baraldini . The various episodes in the local converged " National Coordination Silvia Baraldini "and adhere to different personalities as Dario Fo , Franca Rame, Antonio Tabucchi , Umberto Eco while Francesco Guccini dedicated to her in 1993 " Song for Silvia " album " Parnassius Guccini .
The movement fought to repatriate the accused U.S. Baraldini considering fictitious and exaggerated, however, compared to the real faults. One of the focal points of the fight was the request of the application of European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms transfer of the condemned. The problem was that the agreement does not oblige the countries concerned or by setting time limits to be respected.
In 1992, the agreement and 'extradition seemed close but Baraldini received from the American judiciary and the status of high hazard all fell through. Back in Italy
Attempts to return had finally happened in 1999 , when, on August 24 Silvia Baraldini was repatriated to Italy in order to serve the remainder of his sentence, thanks the commitment of the then Justice Minister Oliviero Diliberto who went to meet her at the airport, accompanying the mother of her with the blue car. To accept there was Cossutta that brought her red roses. This reception took on political significance and thus unleashed a storm of controversy in parliament .
Return has had several controversies including the diplomatic agreement between Italy and the USA . There has been talk of the excessive costs associated with the return trip, as required by U.S. authorities for safety reasons, and they made conjectures about a possible trade-off between return and massacre Cermis . However, a benchmark is that the attorney had asked for assurances that no American will proceed to the release or a reduction of the sentence as probation . Indeed, Italy has been associated with the return a ruling by the Court of Appeals to incorporate the American. In practice, Baraldini was not considered in Italy for crimes committed in the United States, but was extradited to Italy in the bond of having served the sentence imposed on the United States.
on these guarantees was developed by the controversy among those who think that this constraint constitutes a reduction of the Italian national sovereignty. However, it is rare that a country has jurisdiction for crimes committed by its nationals in another country where they are resident. It is a legal principle discussed and very important given the large number of Italian emigrants abroad and foreigners in Italy. Since April 2001
, the Baraldini was granted house arrest because of his health, after his return, he chose silence and no longer giving interviews to the media.
In 2003 the Baraldini obtained, not without controversy, a collaboration with the Municipality of Rome to care for a research project on women's employment.
a result of 'pardon , Silvia Baraldini was finally released from prison on September 26 2006. In 1998
received the honorary citizenship by the city of San Martino Cazzago "as a further institutional Act only to quickly reach a dignified solution for his life" through the application of civil rights enshrined in the Convention Strasbourg. In the same year received similar recognition from the town of Mola di Bari and Castagneto Carducci. In 2007, after his release, he received the honorary citizenship by the city of Venaria ( TO ).
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