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The proceeds will be invested in the construction of new prisons on the outskirts.
The Italian government plans to sell the historic prison buildings located in Rome, Milan and Naples. The proceeds will be invested in the construction of new prisons on the outskirts of cities, reports news Agency Reuters on Saturday, may 28.
As explained by the Minister of justice of Italy Andrea Orlando, the sale can be set built in the XVII century the Roman prison Regina Coeli, located in the Trastevere area on the banks of the river Tiber, where he is currently serving sentences of approximately 600 inmates.
In addition, we plan to sell the prison Poggioreale in Naples, built in 1914 and designed for 2,000 inmates, as well as built in 1879, the prison of San Vittore in Milan, where there might be 750 prisoners.
According to Orlando, negotiating the sale of prisons may begin in June – after in Rome, Milan and Naples will be held the election of the burgomasters. In historic buildings of prisons can be located hotels or apartments.
