On Saturday, October 19, 2024, Naples will pay tribute to Angelo Vassallo, the Fisherman Mayor, with the presentation of the book "The Wind in My Hands. The Political Life of the Fisherman Mayor." The event will be held at 10:30 a.m. at Santa Maria Maggiore alla Pietrasanta, a symbolic location in the city's historic center. The author, Dario Vassallo, Angelo's brother, explores the life of the mayor assassinated on September 5, 2010, recounting his dedication to justice and his civic revolution.
A 14-year journey
Dario Vassallo shares the long journey that led him to write this book, a work initially conceived to be published only after the capture of those responsible for his brother's murder. However, the search for justice continued for many years, during which the book became a symbol of hope and the fight against illegality and corruption.
Report and change
The book does not only honor the memory of Angelo Vassallo, but also represents a strong denunciation of the connections between corrupt politicians and dishonest entrepreneurs. Dario Vassallo does not spare criticism towards those who have taken advantage of the system, revealing how Angelo's moral legacy continues to positively influence the political landscape. Dario firmly states that the winds of change are blowing stronger than ever, leaving those responsible only shame and dishonor as a legacy.
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