"41 years ago, on the evening of 3 September 1982, the General of the Carabinieri Carlo Alberto Dalla Chiesa, Prefect of the 100 days in Palermo, was assassinated by the mafia in via Isidoro Carini together with his wife Emanuela Setti Carraro, at his side at that moment and to police officer Domenico Russo" remember Matthew Perego of Cremnago Undersecretary of State for Defense.
"The memory of Carlo Alberto from the Church is indelible for me and must be so for all Italian citizens; a carabiniere, son of a carabiniere, later Prefect who in his hundred days in Palermo had also paid special attention to young people” continues Perego “for this I would like to recall some of his words spoken to the young students of the Garibaldi High School in Palermo - I am like a flame that the State wanted to light in this beautiful capital that is Palermo. I believe in young people and I have come here to give them something: I hope to be able to create with this activity of mine at least some doubts in those who live in rottenness, who thrive on corruption. I still believe that values exist, especially because we are men and not numbers. We must reject any form of corruption because it is this that feeds the mafia and your conditioning. You have to rely exclusively on your own intelligence... The mafia is a way of being, a way of thinking that overwhelms anyone; we must study how to fight it".
"The fight against the mafia must not stop” concludes the Undersecretary “and the whole of Italian society must feel involved, from every single contribution and from how we educate our kids, affirming the culture of legality, we can hope for a better future for the country".