The Search for Historical and Judicial Truth in Italy

Historical memory is a fundamental element for building a conscious and just society. In Italy, the Day of Remembrance represents a crucial moment to reflect on tragic events that have marked our recent history, in particular those related to terrorism and massacres. The commemoration of these victims is not only an act of respect, but also an opportunity to renew the commitment to truth and justice.

The Role of Institutions in the Search for Truth

Italian institutions have the responsibility to ensure that the historical and judicial truth emerges in a clear and transparent manner. As underlined by the President of the Chamber, Lorenzo Fontana, it is essential that we continue to work towards the publication of the acts and documents of the Commissions of Inquiry. This process not only helps clarify the facts, but is also essential to restore trust between the State and citizens. Transparency is a pillar of democracy and a fundamental right for victims and their families.

The duty to commemorate and justify

Commemorating the victims of terrorism is an act that goes beyond simple memory. It is a moral and civil duty that implies an active commitment to the search for justice. The families of the victims deserve to know the truth about what happened and to see their rights recognized. Justice is not only a legal matter, but also an element of social reconciliation. It is through the truth that a better future can be built, preventing similar tragedies from happening again.