Rome, 12 August (LaPresse) – “The voice that strikes fear. I have learnt, having spent years tracing the thread that links Aldo Moro to Piersanti Mattarella, and Piersanti Mattarella to Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, that Italian history never kills its finest men out of weakness: it kills them because of an excess of clarity.” So said the journalist and presenter of ‘Report’, Sigrido Ranucci, in a post on his Facebook account accompanied by a photo of Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino. “They all die in exactly the same way — not so much because of the bullet or the TNT, but because they saw, a moment before everyone else, the whole picture of which they were a part, and because they tried, with the naivety of those who still believe in truth as a common good, to speak out about it,” concludes Ranucci.
Ranucci: ‘From Moro to Falcone, silencing the voice that strikes fear’
Rome, 12 August (LaPresse) – “The voice that strikes fear. I have learnt, having spent years tracing the thread that links Aldo Moro to Piersanti Mattarella, and Piersanti Mattarella to Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino, that Italian history never kills its finest men out of weakness: it kills them because of an excess of clarity.” So said the journalist and presenter of ‘Report’, Sigrido Ranucci, in a post on his Facebook account accompanied by a photo of Giovanni Falcone and Paolo Borsellino. “They all die in exactly the same way — not so much because of the bullet or the TNT, but because they saw, a moment before everyone else, the whole picture of which they were a part, and because they tried, with the naivety of those who still believe in truth as a common good, to speak out about it,” concludes Ranucci.