VIDEO | Bare chaos European elections in Rome, Ignazio Marino: “No data after 17 hours”. What happened

The complaint from the AVS candidate, who went to the exhibition center to check the conditions of the voting activity

ROME – “More than 17 hours have passed since the polls closed. Rome has not been able to communicate the data to the Ministry of the Interior”. The newly elected to the EU Parliament with the Avs list, Ignazio Marino, reports it on Instagram from the Fiera di Roma. “Apparently because they used a computer system that had never been tested, it was therefore necessary to transfer all the boxes to a large pavilion at the Rome Fair, near Fiumicino – adds Marino -. Since the workers who had checked the ballots during the night went to rest. The mayor, informed by me, called an emergency meeting and it seems that more staff will now arrive.

They have also purchased new computers which we have just seen arriving in boxes and therefore will soon be functional. This is the capital of Italy and these are the conditions of surveillance with respect to the soul of democracy. Let’s say that perhaps there is still something to be finalised”, concludes Marino. During the Mentana marathon, the director of TgLa7 released further videos which testify to the state of affairs at the capital’s exhibition centre.