in Andria the sister of Carlo Giuliani, who died in the clashes in Genoa

There Puglia it’s almost ready for the G7, the meeting of the world’s leaders which will also be joined by Pope Francis, to define the most important global actions. Once the location has been defined, the arrival airport has been chosen, the best local food has been put on the menu. Are the citizens really ready? Do we fully understand the meaning of this summit? The younger ones remember what the G8 of 2001 for activists around the world? It’s the boys and girls who ask themselves this CapitalSouth And Thismafe who, in Officina San Domenico, will try to find some answers by asking questions to those who experienced that G8, directly and indirectly. “We believe that there was a moment, in the recent past, in which the culture of protest and dissent stopped being transmitted from generation to generation – they say -. That moment is the G8 in Genoa in 2001, what Amnesty International defined as a violation of human rights on a scale never seen in recent European history.” A VISIONI SCOMODE, the documentary series that tells everything we would prefer not to know, Wednesday 8 May “THE SUMMIT – Genoa: the 3 days of shame” arrives:

a video story that sheds light on the gray areas of the G8 in Genoa and, retracing those unforgettable days, recounts the hopes of the demonstrators, the mechanisms that led to violence by the police and the international political interests around that summit. Following this, as in every event, a meeting will be held talk.
It will be an opportunity to listen, in connection, Elena Giulianisister of Carlo Giuliani or the boy shot to death during the demonstrations in Genoa; Vittorio Agnoletto, doctor and activist, was the spokesperson of the Genoa Social Forum, the large network of anti-globalisation movements, parties, associations and civil society. Franco Fracassi, journalist and director of the documentary, as well as a reporter expert in geopolitics and war correspondent. In presence, he will be there Italian on Saturdaycoordinator of the Repression Observatory in Italy, which aims to promote and coordinate studies, research, debates and seminars on the topics of repression.

UNCOMFORTABLE VISIONS is a series of documentaries + talks born from the awareness that we have the responsibility to know the time we live in in its less comfortable, darker and more edgy realities”, conclude the boys and girls from Capitalsud and Cimafe. Access to the event is free, to make it accessible to all, but with reservation.
It is possible to book through the TELEGRAM channel of @officinasandomenico or by sending an email to [email protected]. In order to allow the greatest number of people to view it, please arrive at 8.00 pm and communicate any cancellation well in advance. The documentary is scheduled to start at 8.15pm.

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