WILLEMSTAD - Gerrit Schotte wants to see money from the country of Curaçao. A compensation because he should never have been convicted.
Roberto Pellicano could prove this in an interrogation. The judge ruled last week that this public prosecutor may be heard in Milan in a compensation procedure.
But according to the Public Prosecution in Curaçao, for Schotte's conviction and prison sentence that does not matter, the former Prime Minister has been convicted already. The accusations against him have been proven and he received the punishment he deserved.