Mario Pescante
Mario Pescante
Mario Pescanteis an Italian politician and entrepreneur. He is a vice president of the International Olympic Committee...
happens
What happens now? I haven't got a clue.
against begun country crime criminal foreigner process
Like every foreigner who commits a crime in Italy, she can go back to her country because the criminal process against her hasn't begun yet.
equipment looking mayer possibly private
We're looking to find possibly the same equipment Mr. Mayer had in his private residence in Austria.
days jacques latest president suffice time update
I am going to see the President of the IOC Jacques Rogge in two days time ... I am going to give him the latest update on the situation, suffice to say I am optimistic.
sanctions
Penal sanctions are O.K. for those that peddle ... For athletes, sporting sanctions are much more severe.
discussed easy money work
It's not easy to work like this. We had already discussed that money, it's money that was expected.
dedicated enter entirely full intent monday next shall unity
It is important that there is full unity of intent and that next Monday we shall be able to enter definitively into a new phase, entirely dedicated to sport.
speak
I will speak with him about doping. We are optimistic.
maybe preferred somewhere spectators tickets
The tickets have been sold, but maybe the spectators have preferred to go somewhere else.
equipment looking moment
At the moment he is not in Italy. We were looking to find the same equipment (as in Austria).
believes cabinet help hoping meeting nobody tomorrow
It would be very serious, but nobody actually believes it will happen. We're hoping a cabinet meeting tomorrow will help us out.
example italian numbers system
These numbers are an example of an Italian system that works.
conform government health italian ministry taken
The Italian Health Ministry intends to conform to the commitments taken by our government.
maximum sanctions
The maximum of penal sanctions (for such offences) is two years and (for offences) up to two years we do not (serve) prison-time in Italy.