"Shame on you and the principal." And again: "Carrion fascists back in the sewers"
.
They are the choirs of the
demonstrators of the Milano Antifascist Network and of the representatives of Adl Cobas and Usb, who 'welcomed' the Undersecretary of Education Paola Frassinetti at the Itis Molinari in Milan where today she is participating in the commemoration ceremony of Sergio Ramelli, the militant of the Youth Front killed in 1975.
Moments of tension when Frassinetti was in the school parking lot with the demonstrators, divided by a police cordon in front of the institute gate, who demanded the resignation of the undersecretary.
The provincial Anpi of Milan does not participate in the garrison in front of the Molinari Institute:
this is what Roberto Cenati, president of the provincial Anpi of Milan, specifies in a note.
"Sergio Ramelli was killed by someone who called himself an anti-fascist",
therefore
of anti-fascism "there are many facets. At that time militant anti-fascism was red-hot, I think now everything has changed
and that it is important to talk about freedom, participation and democracy". Said the Undersecretary for Education Paola Frassinetti who today took part in the commemoration ceremony of Sergio Ramelli, the 19-year-old from the Youth Front killed in 1975 by exponents of the extreme left , at the Itis Molinari in Milan, where Ramelli studied. "Whoever stands for these values here - he added - I don't think can be defined as a fascist". "I have already made this visit when I was vice president of the Culture Commission" and "with me c 'they were colleagues from all parties, including the left and the Democratic Party". So "I absolutely don't see this provocation" the undersecretary specified.
"By the end of March, when Tinelli was killed, I will go to the Brera high school and bring flowers to the plaque I had put up when I was councilor
", because Fausto Tinelli and Lorenzo 'Iaio' Iannucci were "two boys killed while they were unarmed who loved to play politics". So the undersecretary for Education Paola Frassinetti on the sidelines of her visit to the Itis Molinari in Milan where she participated in the annual commemoration ceremony for Sergio Ramelli, the 19-year-old Youth Front militant killed by far-left exponents in 1975. "There is always a lot of talk about memory - he added - I think it is very important to remember these young people". On April 29, however, " I will be in the Ramelli gardens together with the mayor Giuseppe Sala" to take part in the official commemoration of the Municipality: "There is a memorial stone there that is honored by Sala every year" and before him "by all the centre-right and centre-left mayors who have taken turns in Milan". In short, according to Frassinetti "there is no difference in remembering innocent victims", however "there is never a protest when a leftist boy killed is commemorated ".
"Total and affectionate solidarity with Paola Frassinetti.
I join your official remembrance of Sergio Ramelli to whom Milan, like many other Italian cities, dedicates a public place.
In the small park in his name every year even the mayor Sala brings a crown to the stone that remembers him.
It is shameful, beyond any legitimate political position, to challenge self-styled anti-fascists who it would be better to describe as speciously ignorant.
In fact, the public documents of the trial against his killers confirmed in the sentence that Sergio Ramelli had never been responsible for any act of provocation and even less for violence.
Undersecretary Frassinetti did well in associating his memory with that of Tinelli.
I too, in my first speech to the Senate as president, dedicated my moved thoughts to Sergio, Fausto and Iaio.
I expect all political forces to join Paola Frassinetti's gesture.
Without ifs and buts".
Thus the President of the Senate Ignazio La Russa.
