“Reading the anti-mafia”, series of meetings organized by Libera Liguria / Genoa and Liguria / Home

By Free Liguriathe appointment with is back “Reading the anti-mafia. The social anti-mafia and the commitment told through books”.

Thursday 18 April at 5.30pm in the Town Hall of Pegli “Full stop. History and evolution of the mafia and anti-mafia”, edited by I. Bosco, SPI-CGIL Genoa and Liguria; A. Boni, Anpi Pegli Board of Directors, A. Macario, Libera Liguria representative;

Friday 19 April at 5.30pm at the Acli Achille Grandi Club (Via Manuzio 19/21r) “Gambling according to the mafias”, with Dr. Giorgio Schiappacasse, MiG Genova, V. Valettini, CGIL Genova and MiG Genova, Chiara Volpato, President of ACLI Liguria; A. Molari, Libera Genova representative;

Friday 19 April at 5pm in the Aula Magna of the University (Via Balbi 5) “Women of Honor”with Prof. O. Ingrascì, University of Milan, Prof. L. Stagi, University of Genoa, F. Vablais, contact person for the Francesca Morvilli Libera Genoa Presidium;

Saturday 20 April at 4.30pm at the Coop in Corso Sardegna “Voices against the ‘Ndrangheta. Brief testimonies from central Calabria”with P. Marchio, S. Piccardo, Libera Genova, C. Marsala, Libera Genova and T. Cattani, Coop Liguria.

Libera is a network of associations, social cooperatives, movements and groups, schools, unions, dioceses and parishes, scout groups, involved in a commitment not only “against” mafias, corruption, crime phenomena and those who fuel them, but profoundly “for”: for social justice, for the search for truth, for the protection of rights, for a transparent policy, for a democratic legality based on equality, for a living and shared memory, for a citizenship worthy of spirit and hopes of the Constitution.

Born in 1995, in recent years it has remained faithful to some ethical and practical guidelines. The first is continuity. You can have nice starting ideas, but then you have to realize them with tenacity and daily commitment. The second is the proposal. The fight against mafias and corruption cannot be based on indignation alone: ​​it must follow the proposal and the project. The third was the “we”, that is, sharing and co-responsibility. Mafias and corruption are not only a criminal problem but a social and cultural one, to be addressed by joining forces.

It is present throughout Italy in 20 regional coordinations, 82 provincial coordinations and 278 local centers. There are 80 international organizations belonging to the Libera Internazionale network, in 35 countries in Europe, Africa and Latin America.

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