(by Massimiliano D'Elia) The death was confirmed by the Foreign Ministry, another victim of terrorism the cowardly one that strikes you where you do not imagine. It affects in the places where we live and where we build our future. Yes, because they, the "bastards", I"Vili”They want to break the chain of our future. An ever better present and future that Western society has built over time over the millenary history. A place, Strasbourg, an admirable crossroads of different races, ethnicities and a symbol of common coexistence and respect between different religions. Strasbourg is in France on the border with Germany, where a language is spoken that is just a mix between French and German. Strasbourg is the seat of the European Parliament and many other EU institutions. The journalist Antonio Megalizzi was a young Italian who believed in Europe and was there, just to testify and follow the work in progress of the European Parliament. He was fascinated by the community project. Unfortunately it was at the wrong time in the wrong place, or it was in the right place, who knows! So that his death is not forgotten but constitutes the stimulus and the hope to remain united and ensure that the European Union is truly a federation of states that speaks with one voice and pursues common objectives. This lens is very annoying !!!
Hi Antonio…. and thanks!
Antonio was 28 years old and was in a pharmacological coma after a bullet hit him in the spine, at the base of the skull, in a position that made the young man inoperable. The offer of the Molinette Neurosurgery Department, led by Diego Garbossa, who had proposed to welcome Megalizzi in the event that the brain reacted positively to the injury and the situation stabilized, was therefore useless. The President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, called Antonio's death "an unacceptable tragedy", "I am particularly close to the pain of the family, girlfriend and friends of the young Italian reporter, victim of criminal hatred and fanaticism advocated by the self-styled" Islamic state". The number of dead in the attack therefore rises to four, one of whom, Kamal, was a Muslim Afghan shot while holding his son. To them must be added the bomber himself, Cheriff Chekatt, killed in a fire fight after two days of searches that saw 700 policemen in action.