In the town where Forza Nuova was born, "now it must be dissolved"

"Forza Nuova must be dissolved": to say this, after the assault on the CGIL headquarters in Rome, is Angelo Lupi, mayor of Cave, the town of 11 thousand souls south of the capital, where the neo-fascist party was born on the evening of 29 September 1997 by Roberto Fiore and Massimo Morsello. With ANSA the mayor who makes no secret of his past in the ranks of the Italian Social Movement, and then passes - as he himself tells - in the National Alliance and today in the FdI. "Where there is no more space for the nostalgic - he underlines - and precisely the new style of the Brothers of Italy must make us clearly distance ourselves from certain subversive expressions". The mayor has no memory of the meeting of 24 years ago, organized in the park of a private house in the countryside of Cave,just as the vast majority of citizens met in the squares or in front of the bars of the town do not have any. Including the mayor of the time, Paolo Pasquazi who, reached by telephone, explains that he was "a technical mayor". "I never came to know of that meeting - he adds -, perhaps because I was not attentive to the dynamics of politics". On the other hand, those who participated in the birth of Forza Nuova prefer not to speak and remain anonymous. But there are also those who, as in the case of a university student, remember when, in 2004, Fiore ran for Mayor of Cave: he took 242 votes. "Too few to be elected but enough to remember the country's black soul," he concludes.reached by phone, he explains that he was "a technical mayor". "I never came to know of that meeting - he adds -, perhaps because I was not attentive to the dynamics of politics". On the other hand, those who participated in the birth of Forza Nuova prefer not to speak and remain anonymous. But there are also those who, as in the case of a university student, remember when, in 2004, Fiore ran for Mayor of Cave: he took 242 votes. "Too few to be elected but enough to remember the country's black soul," he concludes.reached by phone, he explains that he was "a technical mayor". "I never came to know of that meeting - he adds -, perhaps because I was not attentive to the dynamics of politics". On the other hand, those who participated in the birth of Forza Nuova prefer not to speak and remain anonymous. But there are also those who, as in the case of a university student, remember when, in 2004, Fiore ran for Mayor of Cave: he took 242 votes. "Too few to be elected but enough to remember the country's black soul," he concludes.On the other hand, those who participated in the birth of Forza Nuova prefer not to speak and remain anonymous. But there are also those who, as in the case of a university student, remember when, in 2004, Fiore ran for Mayor of Cave: he took 242 votes. "Too few to be elected but enough to remember the country's black soul," he concludes.On the other hand, those who participated in the birth of Forza Nuova prefer not to speak and remain anonymous. But there are also those who, as in the case of a university student, remember when, in 2004, Fiore ran for Mayor of Cave: he took 242 votes. "Too few to be elected but enough to remember the country's black soul," he concludes.