"It is unforgivable" to have removed the escort from Marco Biag
i, despite the fact that the terrorists who had killed Massimo D'Antona three years earlier had not yet been identified and captured.
To say it, she was the widow of the labor lawyer killed by the Red Brigades,
Marina Orlandi
at the Ceremony of the Memorial Day of the victims of terrorism.
Orlandi added off the cuff this comment, not present in the speech she had written.
She also recalled how her husband was "chosen as a target" for the role of Advisor to the Minister of Labor Maroni and the President of the European Commission Romano Prodi, and as a member of the Commission that studied the reform of the labor market.
Tasks that led to a "turning point": "the Services reported him as a person at high risk. He was assigned an escort, which unfortunately was taken from him in 2001. He was the coordinator of the White Paper, to be discussed with the social partners, to improve the labor market. The heated debate had made the climate hot ".
Biagi, the widow continued, "believed himself to be a servant of the state and not of a political party, he wanted to improve the working conditions of the weakest with deeds and not with the fundamentalism that even today is a burden.
Only the reconstruction of the truth, if not the judicial one at least the historical one, of the years of lead will be able to close that season.
This is the message that the Presidents of the Chambers,
Roberto Fico and Maria Elisabetta Casellati,
gave on the occasion of the Ceremony for the day of remembrance of the victims of terrorism and massacres, held in the Chamber in the presence of President Mattarella and numerous families of the victims. , to which Fico acknowledged the contribution made to society in their request for truth.
And among these voices, that of
Mario Calabresi
, son of Commissioner Calabresi, made his appeal heard to the former Br and "who knows" why he speaks and thus redeems himself.
On the day of the anniversary of the discovery of the body of
Aldo Moro
, in 1978, President Mattarella first placed a wreath of flowers in via Caetani, and then took part in the ceremony in Montecitorio.
Here both Fico and Casellati affirmed that it is a "duty" to constantly remember the "many victims of senseless and atrocious violence".
The Speaker of the Chamber then thanked "the relatives of all the victims and their associations, who have kept the memory alive and sought the historical and judicial truth with a constant and tireless commitment".
Their "civil commitment is one of the cornerstones of democratic life" and also thanks to their contribution "the Republic has overcome the terrorist and subversive seasons by not derogating from the principles of the Constitution, not giving up the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms".