Director of Equitalia office in Rome, the agency in charge of tax collection, was wounded Friday by a parcel bomb explosion, and police are investigating possible links with a similar event occurred on Wednesday, which was aimed at Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, informs BBC.
Equitalia officials said the explosion damaged an office of Glass and director Marco Cuccagna causing injuries requiring hand and eye surgery.

Rome Mayor Gianni Alemmano, believes that it was about an "evil act".



Wednesday's bomb in Frankfurt, which concerned the Director Deutsche Bank Josef Ackermann, had been sent by an Italian anarchist group, FAI. The bomb was intercepted and disabled, but in a letter accompanying the explosive mechanism is promising three bomb attacks.



Equitalia was recently the target of a campaign of defamation and disinformation, considers its representatives. Agency became extremely unpopular in a country where tax evasion is common, but on the other hand, was accused Equitalia made ​​mistakes on ordinary taxpayers.



Interim Prime Minister Mario Monti, whose government proposed a series of painful tax increases and pension reform, to combat the debt crisis, was the work of Equitalia defense, saying that is essential to the state.



Italian capital police chief said that the bomb - included in a yellow envelope - it may have been in office since the agency Tuesday.