(ANSA) - ROME, AUGUST 02 - "; The deafening roar of the explosive fury echoes today in our hearts and in our consciences that on that tragic morning of August 2, 1980 broke too many innocent lives and plunged into horror the great heart of Bologna and the its citizens.; All the pain of an incredulous, frightened, wounded city and nation echoes. "
The President of the Senate Elisabetta Casellat writes in the letter sent to the mayor of Bologna Matteo Lepore on the occasion of the 42nd anniversary of the massacre of 2 August.
"; On this day of remembrance - he continues - we must also echo the pride, courage and great solidarity that, since the first hours following the explosion, have guided the relief efforts and inspired the reaction of citizens and institutions".
"Commemorating - he underlines - means renewing a feeling of closeness to the families of the victims and to all those who continue to wear the visible and invisible scars of that vile act of unacceptable cruelty. united in the values of legality and the Constitution, it has been able to reject the wave of terror and armed subversion ".
; "We have the duty - he affirms - to persist in writing and passing on with words of truth and justice,
both on a judicial and historical level ". Casellati then speaks of the" moral obligation of transparency and knowledge "and of" cooperation between the institutions and associations of the victims' families "" a precious and irreplaceable resource ". He remembers that" for the first time in this legislation, The Chamber and the Senate wanted to give through the removal of the functional secrecy from all the acts of the parliamentary commissions of inquiry that dealt with terrorism and massacres.
; A commitment that I hope will continue, with even greater determination, through the complete removal of every secret and every obscurity from the many questions that still await an answer for Bologna, as well as for many other tragic events of those years.
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Casellati then speaks of the "moral obligation of transparency and knowledge" and of "cooperation between the institutions and associations of the victims' families" "a precious and irreplaceable resource".
He recalls that "for the first time in this legislature, the Chamber and the Senate wanted to give through the removal of functional secrecy from all the acts of the parliamentary committees of inquiry that dealt with terrorism and massacres.; A commitment that I hope will continue, with even greater determination, through the complete removal of every secret and every obscurity from the many questions that still await an answer for Bologna, as well as for many other tragic events of those years.; (ANSA).
Casellati then speaks of the "moral obligation of transparency and knowledge" and of "cooperation between the institutions and associations of the victims' families" "a precious and irreplaceable resource".
He recalls that "for the first time in this legislature, the Chamber and the Senate wanted to give through the removal of functional secrecy from all the acts of the parliamentary committees of inquiry that dealt with terrorism and massacres.; A commitment that I hope will continue, with even greater determination, through the complete removal of every secret and every obscurity from the many questions that still await an answer for Bologna, as well as for many other tragic events of those years.; (ANSA).
cooperation between the Institutions and the Associations of the victims' families "" a precious and irreplaceable resource ". He remembers that" for the first time in this Legislature, the Chamber and the Senate wished to give through the removal of functional secrecy from all the acts of the parliamentary committees of inquiry that dealt with terrorism and massacres.
; A commitment that I hope will continue, with even greater determination, through the complete removal of every secret and every obscurity from the many questions that still await an answer for Bologna, as well as for many other tragic events of those years.
;(HANDLE).
cooperation between the Institutions and the Associations of the victims' families "" a precious and irreplaceable resource ". He remembers that" for the first time in this Legislature, the Chamber and the Senate wished to give through the removal of functional secrecy from all the acts of the parliamentary committees of inquiry that dealt with terrorism and massacres.
; A commitment that I hope will continue, with even greater determination, through the complete removal of every secret and every obscurity from the many questions that still await an answer for Bologna, as well as for many other tragic events of those years.
;(HANDLE).
The Chamber and the Senate wanted to give through the removal of the functional secrecy from all the acts of the parliamentary commissions of inquiry that dealt with terrorism and massacres.
; A commitment that I hope will continue, with even greater determination, through the complete removal of every secret and every obscurity from the many questions that still await an answer for Bologna, as well as for many other tragic events of those years.
;(HANDLE).
The Chamber and the Senate wanted to give through the removal of the functional secrecy from all the acts of the parliamentary commissions of inquiry that dealt with terrorism and massacres.
; A commitment that I hope will continue, with even greater determination, through the complete removal of every secret and every obscurity from the many questions that still await an answer for Bologna, as well as for many other tragic events of those years.
;(HANDLE).
