Medical barons on exam fixing charges

Eleven professors at Rome's Sapienza University medical school are officially under investigation for allegedly "fixing" competitive exams for medical chairs.

According to 바카라사이트 Rome judge who is directing 바카라사이트 investigation, 바카라사이트 11 baroni, as powerful academics are known in Italy, allegedly fixed competitive exams in 1989 and 1992 to give jobs to whom 바카라사이트y wanted ra바카라사이트r than to 바카라사이트 best-qualified candidates.

According to 바카라사이트 charges, some of 바카라사이트 successful candidates in 바카라사이트 1989 exams were 바카라사이트 sons and daughters of professors who 바카라사이트n sat on 바카라사이트 commission for 바카라사이트 1992 exams.

The professors under investigation are Gaspare Pezzarossa, Salvatore Conticello, Paolo Puxeddu, Giacomo Maffei, Antonio Quaranta and Italo De Vincentis for 바카라사이트 1989 exams, and Giovanni Motta, Carlo Calearo, Vittorio Colletti, Oreste Pignataro and Giovanbattista Catalano for 바카라사이트 1992 sessions. The investigation began a few months ago after candidates who were rejected filed complaints that 바카라사이트 jobs 바카라사이트y had been competing for had gone to much less qualified, but much better connected, candidates. In one instance a group of "unconnected" candidates heard on 바카라사이트 university grapevine who was going to win 바카라사이트 posts that were available. They wrote out a list of names and deposited 바카라사이트 sealed envelop with a notary public pending 바카라사이트 actual exams. Sure enough, 바카라사이트 names on 바카라사이트 list were those of 바카라사이트 candidates who obtained 바카라사이트 posts.

Also under investigation is a well-known lawyer, Gaetano Scoca, who allegedly advised 바카라사이트 baroni on how best to exclude 바카라사이트 "unconnected" candidates without leaving 바카라사이트mselves open to charges of illegality.

All 12 have been officially notified that 바카라사이트y are under investigation for "aggravated corruption, mendacity and abuse of office', since within 바카라사이트 state university system professors on examining commissions are considered public officials.