Today’s program. Tonight Rock Lessons: Castaldo remembers Assante and Lucio Dalla
Today, for the last day, we start in the morning at the Arena. There are the actors of Sea Outside and the classics according to Chiara Valerio and Edoardo Prati. The philosopher and essayist Bernard-Henri Lévy and the director Molinari talk about “Democracies under attack”, in Europe and beyond. While Paolo Berizzi and Tonia Mastrobuoni think about sovereignism in Europe. They are “Winds of Wars” told by Gianluca Di Feo and Gerardo Greco. With Emma Bonino, Monica Guerritore, Giorgia Serughetti, moderated by Maria Novella De Luca, we instead debate “Why women’s rights are at risk”. Vinicio Marchioni and Viola Ardone tell us what “The words that include” are.
Romano Prodi will be in conversation with Francesco Bei in the “Direction of Europe” meeting this evening at 7.20pm. The Professor, who has always supported the need for a strong European Union, will also analyze the consequences of the vote. Then David Grossman will take the stage with the director of Republic Maurizio Molinari. “Peace and War” is the title of the meeting: the Israeli writer has always spent a lot of time, in his books and beyond, on dialogue and coexistence. Afterwards there will be Matteo Zuppi, with Francesco Merlo, in Piazza Maggiore, to talk about the Church today. The archbishop of Bologna and president of the CEI has just returned from a trip to the Holy Land with a group of pilgrims. From one conflict to another: it is in the words of Vera Politkovskaja, daughter of Anna, the journalist murdered in Moscow in October 2006, that we will hear the future of Russia, beyond Putin. On her stage, with her, Carlo Bonini and Rosalba Castelletti (at 10pm).
And there’s so much more. The anti-mafia of Don Luigi Ciotti and Luigi Manconi with Alessandra Ziniti. The end of life, with the story of Sibilla Barbieri, in Valentina Petrini’s show with Tosca. Stories of heroin in the reading of Jasmine Trinca with Vanessa Roghi. And again Gianrico Carofiglio with Giancarlo Mola and Filippo Ceccarelli with Berlusconi’s story. RepIdee closes with Rock Lessons: Gino Castaldo remembers Ernesto Assante and Lucio Dalla.
