arrives in Caivano the testimony of Rosario Livatino, the magistrate killed by the mafia in 1990 and proclaimed blessed in 2021.
From January 8th to 12th, the Braucci State High School in Caivano will be the first stop in the Naples area of the traveling exhibition "Sub tutela Dei - il giudice Rosario Livatino," created in 2022 for the Rimini Meeting by the Libera Associazione Forense, the Rosario Livatino Study Center, and the Il Sentiero Cultural Center.
The other stops will be the Naples Courthouse (Centro Direzionale - Piazza Coperta) from January 15th to 28th and the Shrine of the Blessed Virgin Mary of the Holy Rosary of Pompeii (February 3rd to 10th). The first two stops are being held under the patronage of the Prefecture of Naples, the Municipality of Caivano, and the Council of the Naples Bar Association.
"The Extraordinary Commission of Caivano," says Simonetta Calcaterra, deputy prefect and member of the body, "strongly supported, with the support of the Prefect of Naples and as part of its efforts to restore legality, a stage of the exhibition could also be held in the municipality, precisely because of the significant contribution of Judge Livatino, with his personal and professional example."
For Filippo Dispenza, Coordinator of the Prefectural Commission that administers the Municipality of Caivano, dissolved due to Camorra infiltration (the third Commissioner is Maurizio Alicandro), "Judge Livatino is an extraordinary example of a magistrate and servant of the State and its institutions, who sacrificed his life for the common good.
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An example to be held up to the new generations of the city of Caivano and the entire world, as the one who showed us the way to operate with complete honesty and observance of the laws and rules."
The exhibition will be inaugurated on Tuesday, January 9th (9.30:XNUMX a.m.) in Caivano, in the auditorium of the Church of Sant'Antonio. Dispenza and the Prefect of Naples, Michele Di Bari, will be present. Di Bari strongly supported the initiative as a moment of reflection on the values expressed in the life testimony of Judge Livatino, whom Pope Francis described as a Martyr of Justice and an example of legality for all.
There will be Don Maurizio Patriciello, parish priest of the church of San Paolo Apostolo at the Parco Verde of Caivano, the Public Prosecutor of Avellino Domenico Airoma and the president of the Libera Associazione Forense (Laf) Carlo Tremolada.
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