Global backlash greets sentencing of Italian scientists who assessed earthquake risk.
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31 October 2012
Late on 30 October, Luciano Maiani announced that he had "suspended" his resignation after he received "some reassuring signals" from the government about his requests.
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Nosengo, N. L’Aquila verdict row grows. Nature 491, 15–16 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1038/491015a
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