Ceccano: Presentation of the book Aldo Moro and the red brigades in parliament by Giorgio Balzoni

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Giampaolo Mattei: his brothers died in the house fire, started by petrol poured on the front door and set on fire by their father’s political opponents. Giovanni Ricci: his father was mowed down by the bullets of the machine guns of the Red Brigades in via Fani while he was trying to defend Aldo Moro. Both will be present on Friday evening, May 26, at 9.30 pm, in Santa Maria a Fiume in Ceccano to testify how it is necessary to get out of the spiral of hatred and violence. they will be in Ceccano to present the book Aldo Moro and the red brigades in parliament by Giorgio Balzoni, former director of TG1, and Fiammetta Rossi. It will be an extraordinary opportunity to understand what happens to the victims of terrorism and massacres even after so many years after the events. Both Mattei and Ricci with their associations keep the memory of their families alive but not out of an anxiety for revenge or revenge but rather in an attempt to rebuild relationships broken by violence. It is the so-called restorative justice, which seeks to favor the restoration of relationships and the repair of the damage caused by the crime. The main goal of restorative justice is to meet the needs of the victims, encourage the sense of responsibility of the perpetrators and involve the community in the resolution of the conflict. Restorative justice can offer many advantages over the traditional punitive approach. It can help promote the recovery of victims, reduce recidivism by perpetrators, reduce the costs of the criminal justice system, and restore trust in the community. The initiative of the Il centro del Fiume Association is an Extra of the Francesco Alviti Festival, and is carried out within the framework of the Santa Maria a Fiume Festival, with the collaboration of the Proloco and the network of Ceccano Associations, with the patronage of the Province of Frosinone and the Municipality of Ceccano.

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