The Meeting Between Victims and the Actors of the 1970s Armed Struggle
On April 10, 2024, an event titled “The Meeting Between Victims and the Actors of the 1970s Armed Struggle” will take place.
This event is part of a broader cultural program organized by the Ufficio di Piano of Lodi, called Violence and Hope Collide. Good or Bad? Five Meetings to Closely Examine the Great Theme of Evil That Surrounds Us. It consists of five gatherings aimed at reflecting on and closely observing the themes of violence and arrogance—emotions that are becoming increasingly widespread and, together with general indifference, often lead people to ignore or disengage from the pain and suffering of others. The hope is to move beyond violent narratives and continue searching for a different perspective.
Specifically, this meeting will feature a dialogue between sociologist and criminologist Giovanni Ricci—the son of one of Aldo Moro’s bodyguards, who was killed in Via Fani—and Franco Bonisoli, a former member of the Red Brigades who is now engaged in restorative justice initiatives.
Attendance is free. For more information, please refer to the event flyer attached.